2020 Toyota Camry SE - 6 month(30K miles) update!

[@mrelectrifying2832]

I know the year is 2023 I live in Charlotte North Carolina and I'm looking at a 2020 Toyota Camry super white SE Nightshade addition and I'm going to get it so watching your video it does me a lot of Justice I gave you a video a thumbs up and I'm a new subscriber now

[@kiwiinterstates3190]

Dang machine. More miles than I put on my Camry in 2 and a half years, and I thought I drive a lot. Makes sense with you doing Lyft and delivery. I’ve got that issue with the seat releases on my 2010. There should be a way to hook it back in and then it only comes out when I have the trunk full of stuff.

[@braetonwilson4296]

30K miles in 6 months is a lot! You really wear your car out! You make good money though so it's worth it. Smart idea to buy the extended warranty. I just invested my life savings in BANG (Blackberry, AMC, Nokia, Gamestop) shares and I'm super excited.

[@Travelingcarguy1]

There was a special at that particular Toyota dealership and it has 10 year 100k warranty already included

[@braetonwilson4296]

@@Travelingcarguy1 Nice!

[@thecarexpert21]

I find the 8 speed auto in these a bit strange... I test drove a 2018 Camry LE and liked the vehicle overall, but the transmission programming is a bit wonky under moderate acceleration... Maybe it was just that one, idk.

[@braetonwilson4296]

The 8 speed autos in these 2018-2021 Camrys are known for being wonky. That's why I chose a 2021 Corolla over a 2021 Camry.

[@ecia1255]

Hey man. I also purchased a 2019 Toyota camry SE. It has 23k miles on it and I been doing lyft and considering doing it full time since I been doing really good on it. Just wanting to see your update and how reliable is the car so far?

[@Travelingcarguy1]

My Camry has 71k hard miles on it now and everything is still working well. No problems at all and runs strong like a Toyota should. I still have the original brakes on it. You should be fine because Toyota is the best!

[@ecia1255]

@@Travelingcarguy1 glad to hear that man. I'm gonna be driving for a full year and since I just got the car I'm paranoid it'll not last me long If I drive it for 40k miles in one year. Glad to hear yours is still running fine

[@hayden93]

@@ecia1255 just change the oil often every 5k

[@itsatrap4986]

A lot mileage. How much do you make? Are your drives mainly short or long distances?

[@Travelingcarguy1]

A mixture of both. I love to drive for I accept both short and long rides. I also use this for roadtrips I hate flying therefore don't fly. I have 80k miles on this 2020 Canry now

[@guidedbygreen1480]

@@Travelingcarguy1 wow! How is she doing, transmission issue went away?

[@Travelingcarguy1]

@@guidedbygreen1480 93k miles on it now and runs very strong. Original brakes are still ok. Got used to the transmission and it doesn't jerk like the 2018 model when it was alot worse. 100k is around the corner

[@cas01]

wooo, i got a 2021 se and it has prop rod. toyota went a step back

[@alanwood4968]

They do say that from 2020 they are not as good a car as the 210 to 2019. so look around for other makes from 2020 onwards.

[@Sir_Fresh]

That's a bit wrong. It's known that toyota camry had a high oil consumption from 2010-2019. They fixed that issue from any new model from 2019

[@sonomdorj]

I have an LE and I feel like mine is kind of low accelerating to 30 mph. My old 2007 was way more quiet when it was newer. Is this something you’ve noticed?

[@sarahobrien3379]

Get a roar pedal

[@elegate87]

I had the same thing happen to me at 500 miles it jerked/jolt hasn’t happened since then I’m at 1300 miles now.

[@drjosemau74]

100k miles update? do you think buying one with that manny mies is a bad idea? a 2018 today

[@Travelingcarguy1]

@@drjosemau74 I got 170k miles now and still run strong . No issues yet

[@duckadiesel4182]

What cushion do you use for the seat? I just bought the xse and seat is so uncomfortable

[@Travelingcarguy1]

I bought a soft one especially made for back support

[@jimmyavery867]

How u clean ur dash bord I thank my is rubber

[@vicecitychico]

@ 5:46 how did you open the trunk without using button inside or key fob? i thought to open the trunk use need to use the button inside or key fob.

[@JB-ie9hj]

There is button near the number plate you press .

[@1babafaisal]

What mileage you are getting. And this is se v4 or se v6

[@MrBroadcast45]

Four cylinder

[@YMGMagon]

Nice review! How would you rate the AC since you located is FL is it cold enough?

[@Travelingcarguy1]

Icy cold, the new refrigerate being used is very strong. I get cold and have to shut it off even on 100 degree days

[@kp_5945]

Hi i just got a 2020 toyota camry le 4 cylinder w 54k miles should i keep this car for the long run? or trade in for a newer one

[@alvinsimba734]

Don't trade...keep it

[@kp_5945]

@@alvinsimba734 why

[@alvinsimba734]

@@kp_5945 because it's more reliable than anything out there and do you want to pay high interests for new vehicles and with chip shortage

[@kp_5945]

@@alvinsimba734 even with its newer engine and 8 speed?

[@alvinsimba734]

@@kp_5945 their 8 speeds got better with updates

[@j.e.8120]

Damn you really did the 10k mile intervals?😮😮😮

[@Travelingcarguy1]

No never. I changed the oil 3k to 4k miles using only 0w-16 and a Toyota filter

[@j.e.8120]

@@Travelingcarguy1 oh niceee.

[@HexagonFL]

How many miles now? I have the same car but 2019 34k miles

[@Travelingcarguy1]

Just passed 60k , I working on making a 60k update video. Stay tuned!

[@HexagonFL]

@@Travelingcarguy1 Ok thanks please make one I want to know how it’s running any problems thank you again for the video it’s great

[@gpin809]

You ever have engine problems?

[@Travelingcarguy1]

I have 95k miles on it now and still runs strong. No leaks or anything odd. The key is to do the oil change every 5k miles and using the correct oil which 0w-16 . Don't follow that 10k bs the Toyota dealer wants, they are full of crap

[@jadajones4339]

@@Travelingcarguy1 thx you for your info on this Camry thinking about getting one maybe soon

[@channyproduction4879]

I loveeeeew that color mine is mica grey

[@preston1058]

Have you used unleaded 15 gas in your car?

[@guidedbygreen1480]

Do not do that!

[@slamamsters]

I can use Apple Car play and use the right side steering control no problems

[@TheTallMan50]

Interesting. In 1 year 2 months I have only put 11k miles on my Camry SE.

[@alvinsimba734]

I have 16k miles on my 2020 corolla for 2 years already

[@TheTallMan50]

@@alvinsimba734 I traded the Camry for a '22 Pathfinder 6 months ago. TheTallMan needed a larger vehicle. Incidentally after 16,000 miles and $10k worth of body repairs after hitting a large deer that Camry never gave me any problems.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

You should go to the dealer and try out the 2021 sonata limtied 1.6T. They are better than camrys.

[@Travelingcarguy1]

You have been telling me that on most of my Camry videos lol so I am going to have to go at the Hyundai dealer and drive one. I do like the styling of the 2021 Sonata and I see them alot lately.

[@seanr.7349]

Hyundai look great but are certainly not as good with reliability as Toyota. I needed a engine replacement on a 2018 after 20,000 miles, numerous recalls that are concerning. Hyundai are great for lease people but if you are long term I would never recommend long term

[@bradleyscarreviews]

@@Travelingcarguy1 yea they are great’

[@bradleyscarreviews]

@@seanr.7349 oh please. The Hyundai’s have new engines now

[@seanr.7349]

@@bradleyscarreviews do you think they will last well after 100,000miles ?

[@channyproduction4879]

I got a 22 camry in 5 months 20k miles

[@gpin809]

Ppl say the battery often dies

[@Travelingcarguy1]

Other then that battery replacement, I have 95k miles and still no other issues

[@hayden93]

Yeah the battery from the factory is pretty weak, but just replace it with a decent quality one

[@dennismahabir2840]

That motor sounds like its nocking

[@Travelingcarguy1]

No it isn't you Panda, that's Toyota's D4 Fuel Injection technology. Multi Port Injection and Direct Injection all in one. When it's on the Direct Injection mode with the 1,000 psi high pressure fuel pump is activated, it makes that loud noise that sounds like knocking but it's not and it's normal. The car has 100k miles and runs great

[@yeeyosichannel8943]

Wooow thats a lot miles for 6 month, this car wont last in 3 years

[@Travelingcarguy1]

Its a Toyota, I hope it last longer then three years lol. After three years I will make a 180k miles update video on this Camry 📹 😀

[@TheTallMan50]

@@Travelingcarguy1 Toyota should give new concept cars to you for testing. If they can't survive the TCG test it's back to the drawing board.