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Used Toyota Camry Transmissions for Sale

Used Toyota Camry transmissions for 2002 and later Camrys, matched to your VIN. Tell us the year, engine and drive, and one independent supplier quotes availability, price and shipping to Texas or anywhere in the lower 48.

  • Ships to all 48 contiguous states
  • Fitment checked by VIN
  • Free to ask
Illustrative used automatic transmission on a white background, not a specific Toyota Camry unit
Illustrative image — the actual part may differ.
  • $337used, typical low end
  • $2,999remanufactured, from
  • 4vehicle lines listed
  • 2002earliest model year listed

Toyota Camry Transmission Price: Used vs Remanufactured

Used (typical range)RemanufacturedMedian
  • 2005 Toyota CamryAT, 4 Cylinder
    $337–$655median $500 · 95 listings
  • 2009 Toyota CamryAT, VIN E (5Th Digit), (2.4L, 4 Cylinder, 2AZFE Engine)
    $395–$650median $575 · 93 listings
  • 2009 Toyota CamryAT, VIN K (5Th Digit), (3.5L, 6 Cylinder, 2GRFE Engine)
    $1,000–$1,405median $1,295 · 99 listings
  • 2014 Toyota CamryAT, VIN F (5Th Digit), (2.5L, 4 Cylinder, 2ARFE Engine), ID 30500 06060
    $905–$1,250median $1,000 · 100 listings
  • 2014 Toyota CamryAT, VIN F (5Th Digit), (2.5L, 4 Cylinder, 2ARFE Engine), ID 30510 06070
    $1,005–$1,650median $1,213 · 100 listings
  • 2019 Toyota Camry2.5L, A25AFKS Engine, UB80E (FWD), Type A (Serial Number 3Rd Digit 6)
    $3,100–$3,800median $3,500 · 96 listings
  • 2019 Toyota Camry3.5L (2GRFKS Engine, UA80E)
    $3,294–$3,991median $3,613 · 36 listings
  • Remanufactured8 remanufactured units listed by Powertrain Products
    $2,999–$3,999median $3,449 · 8 offers
Asking prices collected October 22, 2026 from U.S. used-yard listings and remanufacturer catalogs. A snapshot, not a quote.

Each used bar runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile of that version's asking prices, so half its listings fall inside it, and the dot marks the median. The supplier quotes your exact part, shipping and warranty.

Toyota Camry at a glance

2002–2006 (XV30)2.4 four-cylinder: Wikipedia lists the 4-speed U241E for 2002–2005 and the 5-speed U250E from 2005. V6: Wikipedia lists the 4-speed U140E for 2002–2004 and the 5-speed U151E for the 3.0 and 3.3 from 2003 to 2006.Source: Wikipedia: Toyota Camry (XV30), Wikipedia: Toyota U transmission, EPA FuelEconomy.gov
2007–2011 (XV40)2.4 2AZ-FE: 5-speed U250E. 2.5 2AR-FE: 6-speed U760E. 3.5 V6 2GR-FE: 6-speed U660E.Source: Wikipedia: Toyota Camry (XV40), Wikipedia: Toyota U transmission
2012–2017 (XV50)6-speed automatic only in the U.S. (the first U.S. Camry without a manual): U760E with the 2.5 2AR-FE, U660E with the 3.5 V6Source: Wikipedia: Toyota Camry (XV50), Wikipedia: Toyota U transmission, EPA FuelEconomy.gov
2018–2024 (XV70)8-speed UB80E with the 2.5 A25A-FKS, 8-speed UA80E with the 3.5 V6. All-wheel drive from the 2020 model year, 2.5 only.Source: Wikipedia: Toyota Camry (XV70), Wikipedia: Toyota U transmission, Hollander: 2019 Camry transmission options
Transmission code on the yard listingHollander's 2019 Camry labels name the UB80E and the UA80E, matching Wikipedia. The 2009 labels and the 2.5 labels from the 2012–2017 generation name only the engine (2AZFE, 2GRFE, 2ARFE), and the 2002–2006 four-cylinder label names neither.Source: Hollander: 2019 Camry transmission options, Hollander: 2009 Camry transmission options, Wikipedia: Toyota U transmission

Which Toyota Camry do you have?

Four-cylinder or V6

In every generation the four-cylinder and V6 Camrys use different automatics, and used-yard listings give each its own interchange number.

Source: Wikipedia: Toyota Camry (XV40), Hollander: 2009 Camry transmission options

2012–2017 2.5: the ID number matters

For the 2.5 in this generation, used-yard listings split the automatic into four interchange numbers by the ID number stamped on the unit. Read the ID off your transmission or give the supplier your VIN.

Source: Hollander: 2014 Camry transmission options

2018 on 2.5: three types of UB80E

For the 2019 2.5, used-yard listings split the UB80E into Type A, Type C and Type D by its serial number format, each with its own interchange number.

Source: Hollander: 2019 Camry transmission options

Hybrid

The Camry Hybrid uses its own transmission and is listed separately from the automatics on this page. Tell the supplier if your car is a hybrid.

Source: Hollander: 2014 Camry transmission options, EPA FuelEconomy.gov
Same family is not the same part. Engines and transmissions in one family can differ in electronics, mounts and accessories. The supplier confirms fit with your VIN before you buy.

Check before you buy a used Toyota Camry

  • Match the generation and engine. Four-cylinder and V6 Camrys use different automatics in every generation.
  • Read the ID on a 2012–2017 2.5. Used-yard listings split this transmission by the ID stamped on it.
  • Hybrid or AWD? The hybrid's transmission is a different part, and from 2020 the 2.5 was also sold with all-wheel drive.
  • Get mileage, testing and warranty in writing. Ask for the donor vehicle's mileage, how the transmission was checked, the warranty term and the freight cost to your ZIP before you pay.
Illustrative used automatic transmission torque converter on a white background
A torque converter. Ask whether one is included with the transmission. Illustrative image.

Vehicles that used the Toyota Camry

  • Toyota Camry2002–2006
  • Toyota Camry2007–2011
  • Toyota Camry2012–2017
  • Toyota Camry2018–2024
Bars show the model years in the sourced table below. Arrow = still in production.
See the sourced table (4 rows)
VehicleModel years
Toyota CamryXV30: 4-speed or 5-speed automatic by engine and year2002–2006
Toyota CamryXV40: U250E, U760E or U660E2007–2011
Toyota CamryXV50: 6-speed U760E or U660E2012–2017
Toyota CamryXV70: 8-speed UB80E or UA80E2018–2024

Each row has two sources: Wikipedia's Camry and Toyota U transmission articles, plus the U.S. EPA records of gear count by year, or Hollander's own labels for 2018 on. Wikipedia's year ranges overlap at the generation edges, so the exact unit is confirmed by VIN.

Toyota Camry questions

How much does a used Toyota Camry transmission cost?

Used-yard asking prices for a Toyota Camry typically ran $337 to $3,991 on October 22, 2026. That range runs from the lowest version's 25th percentile to the highest version's 75th percentile, across 7 versions (619 priced listings). Remanufactured units were listed from $2,999 to $3,999 (8 offers). Prices vary by version, mileage and shipping, so the supplier quotes your exact part.

Which transmission is in my Toyota Camry?

It depends on the generation and engine. Most 2007–2011 four-cylinder cars have the 5-speed U250E, 2012–2017 cars a 6-speed (U760E with the 2.5, U660E with the V6), and 2018–2024 cars an 8-speed (UB80E with the 2.5, UA80E with the V6). Your VIN settles it.

Will a transmission from another Camry year fit mine?

Within a generation it often can: on the day we checked, the donor cars behind the 2.5 listings spanned the whole 2012–2017 generation, and the UB80E listings came from 2018-on Camrys. Across generations, engines and ID numbers the part changes, so the supplier matches it by VIN.

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