2022 Toyota Camry Hybrid XSE - POV Review

[@Haltech92]

Toyota really has the hybrid system figured out well beyond other brands

[@rickitysplitz7035]

I have a 2017 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid. Cool car. It's just not that reliable.

[@kristians2704]

yeah but they don't have any PHEVs aside from the RAV4.

[@Brswing]

Hyundai's new Elantra/Sonata Hybrids starting from 2021 I think give Toyota a good run for their money in my honest opinion.

[@Haltech92]

@@Brswing ehhhh, hyundai can’t produce a reliable non hybrid engine to begin with so I don’t know about that

[@Brswing]

@@Haltech92 ? Hyundai over the past decade and a half has been just as reliable as Toyota or Honda. There's been a few models that have had issues but that's no different than Toyota or Honda.

[@wtfx5757]

Hard to explain, but when I test drove a 2020 Camry, I really liked how solid and planted it felt. The whole car felt so solid going down the road.

[@InternetDude]

I drove it's twin the 2020 ES hybrid and it was an extremely solid, well riding car.

[@alh06]

@@InternetDude The ES is based on the Avalon, it’s not the Camry’s twin.

[@admiralstiffplank]

Exactly what I thought. It had a solid feel that my old one (2002) never had.

[@afidelis7477]

@@alh06 is it not the camry with Es and avalan with LS?

[@Koghent]

@@afidelis7477 no the Es is just as big as the Avalon. The LS is in a league all on it’s own.

[@solomoneldho962]

The way he speaks is so AMAZING tbh.

[@iREK4Ni]

I just found his channel and I thought the same....

[@solomoneldho962]

@@iREK4Ni Me too lol.

[@grisselhernandez-rw2nd]

😂😂🎉🎉eeeiwwowwowwwwow

[@wtfx5757]

"the front and rear of the car look like they were designed by separate teams" LOL!

[@2004cyrus]

Other folks have said the same.

[@MarianoRubharajanK]

Exactly!

[@mariaalicea3210]

@@2004cyrus 8juu

[@vn01208503]

still sell like hot cake

[@delloviche]

Japan cartoons figures 😂😂😂

[@mattray5727]

I have the 2021 Toyota Camry Hybrid XSE. I absolutely LOVE IT. The Driving experience is amazing, many times if nothing to do, I just drive around for no reason at all just because its that great. The Fuel is amazing, during the warmer months I have received on average 42-44 MPGS. I drove from Maryland to Nashville and is most comfortable long driving car and received close to 50-52MPGS using the dynamic radar cruise control the whole drive into Nashville. now in the winter months I only average about 36-38MPGS, which i think still amazing when extremely cold out. i would highly recommend if you are looking for an amazing drive, extremely luxurious feel, great technology and sporty look.

[@NATOnova]

thanks for the review. any update? still loving it? think its worth stepping up to the XSE compared to base model?

[@vicchan9037]

It’s around 50 MPGS on my Camry Hybrid

[@vicchan9037]

​@Emel Pirtle I use 0W-16 engine oil, which has lower resistance than 0W-20, I think this is also a very important part to reduce fuel consumption

[@steve8803]

@@vicchan9037 Yeah.. and increase engine wear.

[@vicchan9037]

@@steve8803 I don't think so..it's recommend by official

[@ts6175]

I have 21 Camry XLE , and i've got all the bells and whistles , including birds eye view and i have my Camee (what i call her ) for year and half now and i love her , she gets avg 53 mpg and i drive 1.5 hours one way to go to work and drive in city/ country roads to my job. And she is so quick when she needs to be, this hybrid is awesome.

[@Stigz34]

Cars have vaginas?

[@JesusTony]

What a beautiful car this is. Toyota is doing really good with their cars.

[@Deadlybroom]

It’s funny, the start up chime is basically the exact same as my ‘99 Avalon. I’m really loving this Camry!

[@chinoskateboardv]

Classic sound

[@zest1885]

You are the first person I look for when I need a direct POV for the car that I wanted to buy! I hope you thrive in this sector, and I hope I get to work with you someday!

[@grisselhernandez-rw2nd]

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[@grisselhernandez-rw2nd]

😂😂😊😂😂🎉

[@matteidens62]

Can't go wrong with the XSE or the SE. Personally those are my favorite sedan models on the market. Perfect balance of a sporty look and amazing quality.

[@xiaoliebao5123]

What would you say on a SE with BSM vs the base XSE? If you select many options on the SE then it approaches the price of the XSE. thx. If I had the money I would maybe swap to rally car wheel/ tire set up for the road quality issues mentioned lol. To get pricing without market adjustments look for the highest volume/ biggest dealers.

[@matteidens62]

It depends on what you prefer more. If you prefer the look of the base model XSE over the SE then I’d go with that, but if you’re okay with the look of the SE and the interior options are superior to the base model XSE then go with that. I’ve got the SE with AWD but that’s pretty much it when it comes to special features on my Camry, and personally I’m perfectly fine with that

[@kens97sto171]

I kinda like the base LE. The nice thing is in the Hybrid trim, the smart key and auto climate control are standard. I have NO desire for leather seats, or sunroofs... So the LE has everything I would want and nothing I dont. unless there is some safety tech that its missing, I am not aware of. Don't care about the looks.. to me the SE trim is just an appearance package that adds nothing to the car.

[@JohnDoe-fs6lz]

I have an se space blue use it for Uber . And man always get compliments and Lexus drivers park next to me at parking lots to look at the car 😂

[@rightlanehog3151]

Yes Chris, The Hybrid is certainly the 4 cylinder Camry to buy. We must remind ourselves that the wider tires and extra features on the XSE come at the cost of several mpg compared to more basic Hybrid models. Comparing driving style to driving style, your 43 mpg would transform to 53 mpg for me ;-)

[@ultragoldcoin8780]

Or just change 19 wheels to 17 or 18 wheel to gain back more mpg and road comfort

[@luaiballan8749]

Finally someone enters from the back so you can properly see the interior. Well done!

[@benrhoads6406]

I have a 2020 camry hybrid LE.....best road car I've ever had and truly love this vehicle...Great Job Toyota!!!!!

[@gabrielguerra8410]

Is it true that the seats are very uncomfortable?

[@benrhoads6406]

@@gabrielguerra8410 IMO the seats are comfortable enough for long distance trips for sure. Mine are not leather btw.

[@LuizStocklerHenrique]

Thank you for creating this video. My accountant, my cardiologist my psychiatrist and my financial advisor also thank you.

[@LuizStocklerHenrique]

@Henderson Guy she left me and lives with a guy that drives a gt3

[@captured_agent5714]

@@LuizStocklerHenrique that's a meeee

[@carter6908]

Just bought my white XSE with a black roof and red seats! So pumped to take it off the lot!

[@kyrosmike]

The center stack looks terrible since you can see where the old AC vents are where they blanked off.

[@surviver5738]

Camrys are one of the best and most reliable cars ever made,

[@kristians2704]

most reliable - yes best - not really

[@nhcleaked5040]

@@kristians2704 fusion is better

[@BigeSnek]

@@nhcleaked5040 no

[@xxsilver_gamingxx389]

@@kristians2704 is the new accords both ?

[@StevensCarReviews]

The Camry was my first car, and I love the small changes Toyota is making along the way! I do think that the Hyundai Sonata and Kia K5 simply look better on the outside and inside - the Sonata's interior is very impressive, and Toyota's tech and interior design just look dated at this point. I am excited to see a refreshed Camry soon though! Great review as always :)

[@praveenmuruges]

Yea toyota really should focus on design and engines. If they changing them means Honda will gone from market

[@Joseph-xj4ex]

@@praveenmuruges Honda won't disappear, ever. Toyota makes cars, Honda makes everything.

[@pacmenue8739]

@@Joseph-xj4ex That's true but even tho Toyota is not as elite as BMW, Mercedes, Audi etc. it's still the most gigantic corporation, #1 in the world by their net income, also it is the most trusted car brand in the world and i can relate to that, my Toyota Camry is 9 years old so far and not a single vital detail hasn't broken yet, but i'm looking forward to buying a new RAV4

[@Ltise1980]

I agree

[@TaijiArban]

@@pacmenue8739 Agreed. I don't need a new car but I might upgrade to a hybrid just to get the extra fuel savings, maybe even get the rav4 hybrid, though, I am not really in need of a crossover...yet.

[@baldheadlogic]

Great Review. I am in the market for this car once this chip shortage crap is resolved. Thank You Sir!

[@Dolomite1]

Same here. It will take 1-2 more years according to 2 different Toyota dealerships I spoke to. And that’s good cause the Camry is supposed to get a redesign in 2023 or 2024. So id say wait for the redesign which most likely is gonna look better.

[@silver1407]

crazy, because chip prices are normal right now, but they are soon to skyrocket if China takes militant action towards Taiwan. Get your parts/cars while you can, now is the ideal time.

[@RajeshKulkarni26]

I love driving gas cars . But I live in California where the gas is well beyond $4 . I switched to Camry xse hybrid and man I have saved so much on gas and time waiting in line for gas

[@bukIau]

Is it really worth the extra $3k jump from the non hybrid XSE though?

[@TheseRightHereBitch]

@@bukIau Probably spend those 3K in gas throughout ownership so it’ll even out eventually

[@Dunkaroos248]

I’m in the same boat. 60 mile round trip Bay Area commute in a v8 that gets at best 16mpg on premium fuel forced me to go hybrid.

[@Twominutedevotions]

I just bought the 2024 XSE Hybrid. Even though the redesign is coming, I like the styling of this more. I’m 3 weeks in still driving through the first tank of gas from the dealer. Some insights: It is FAST in Sport mode. It pulls like my wife’s Lexus. But the game for me is Eco mode and make it stay electric only as much as possible. 25-35 mph zones is the best. I can lock in the cruise up to about 35-37mph and it will stay electric only. If the engine kicks on, I drop one mph and it kicks back to electric. No matter what you do, when it first starts, it’s gonna run the motor to warm it up. I like to put it in sport mode and jet around a bit before it’s warm and then play the EV game. Best car ever.

[@clover7359]

Drive starts at 7:23

[@Nabilllllll]

They should’ve put the Rav-4 Prime PHEV powertrain in this camry

[@jerbsherb4391]

There is a significantly higher demand for RAV4 than there is for camry. It doesn't make business sense to do that. To top it all, those RAV4s are selling like hotcakes and Toyota doesn't have enough supplies right now.

[@alh06]

@@jerbsherb4391 I think part of the issue is space for the PHEV platform. While they sell more RAV4s, they still sell a crap ton of Camrys.

[@charleshsu7160]

PHEV's price premium over regular hybrid is so large and the gas savings benefits so little that it would take at least 8 years to catch up by which time the warranty may have already expired and plug-in battery significantly degrade....and the savings take a nose dive due to more complex repair and maintenance

[@johndoe-fy6jz]

@@charleshsu7160 Please inform yourself better. The tax credit the prime gets knocks it down to RAV4 Hybrid price quite easily. It's also much the exact same componentry involved, the biggest changes are a larger, Li-Ion only battery and a larger electric motor in the eCVT compared to hybrid. Another point you're missing is prime has a heat pump which hybrid doesn't. 42 miles of pure EV at up to 80 MPH is also nothing to sneeze at. That erases the fuel cost of commute for a huge amount of working people. Add in if their workplace has EV charging on-site? They may never even use the gas engine for months at a time.

[@charleshsu7160]

​@@johndoe-fy6jz . Can you imagine having a gas tank that holds only 42 miles of gas and going to gas pump every 42 miles to fill it up? NO. It would be a nightmare. Then why would you think people would regularly charge their PHEV when 42 miles electric range is exhausted? Charging Prime is not as simple as charging iPhone. Prime's EV charging mechanisms, charge port, lid, pump lock, handle, are designed to be like charging gas than iphone. The PHEV tax credits are very bad as they encourage people to take advantage of the credits while having no enforcement that people regularly charging battery, and thus many PHEV owners could arguably drive their Prime as gas-only hybrids and rarely get EV plug-ins savings that tax credits are intended for

[@Tai74411]

Camry looked good in that color.

[@safikagarabi302]

It's awesome for your friend who can not help me to understand why people don't care about their lives are just going through that they can make you happy

[@Susebelk]

Thanks for this! I put a deposit down on this exact car (red/black) yesterday but since they’re so hard to come by, I haven’t had a chance to drive one yet. (I can change my mind but after watching this, I won’t.) It’ll be my fifth Toyota (Camry, RAV4, Prius, Corolla, which I’ve had for 11 years) so I wasn’t too concerned. So excited for it to arrive now!

[@BigDreamCosplay]

I’ve been waiting for 3 months for my se hybrid and my sales rep says in his 4 years there he only saw the xse hybrid once. Try looking out of state.

[@JasonISF]

Got a baby coming in a few months and with petrol approaching $2 a litre in Australia, this has basically sealed my decision for my next ride. Thanks

[@wamnicho]

Just buy a Tesla

[@JasonISF]

@@wamnicho don't like Tesla that much, unless it's a model S and they're 3x the price of a hybrid Camry.

[@huyly605]

My 2009 camry is approaching 1 million miles, currently at 867,000. I’ll buy my 2nd camry when my 09 camry dies maybe in another 10 years. I use the cheapest oil, cheapest oil filter, cheapest spark plugs and the cheapest coolant. Oil changes at 6000 miles and on 2nd set of cheap chinese struts lol.

[@sangeetpattanaik2168]

I love the way you film the videos and drives .

[@InsighterofTech]

My son is going to UCLA and it’s 60 miles one way from where we live. With the high gas prices, I don’t want to get him an all gas car, and I didn’t want to get an electric car because they cost too much. So that’s when I decided to get a Toyota camry hybrid. They have great reliably, enough performance, and great gas mileage.

[@wednesdayaddams9689]

That’s so awesome! Thanks so much for reviewing this car. I’m officially owning this car in a few days. It has a lot of amazing features which I’m not use too. I can’t wait to drive this car for the speed. 🖤

[@RatAvenue]

I'm glad the CVT buzzing from my Prius C still sounds the same as this Camry 10 years later lol.

[@nikoss.kiriakis3268]

Screw the CVT. Even with the acceleration delay, the 8-speed automatic is much better.

[@Alswat100]

@@nikoss.kiriakis3268 but it’s not fuel efficient that’s why this model is hybrid

[@HDgamingxbox360HD]

@@nikoss.kiriakis3268 No, the 8 speed is actually not good at all. The car sometimes doesn't know what gear it wants to be in, it's clunky, and the throttle lag is sometimes bad unless you do something to actually fix it. And this is coming from someone who actually owns an 8th gen Camry...

[@MarkHerndon]

Excellent review I appreciate the no nonsense presentation of the car.

[@CuriousGeorge1111]

Thanks for another informative, pleasant, and entertaining review.

[@iamhaseebaslam]

This Red and Black looks SICK

[@ddg2256]

I hate how they ruined the center stack. The original 2018 dash was beautiful. Why did they feel the need to ruin it?

[@dieseldouche7735]

Cheaper to manufacture the tablet way.

[@FlexSZN23]

They were able to make the screen bigger with this design. The previous design was only to fit 8 inch screen

[@ddg2256]

@@FlexSZN23 There wasn't anything wrong qith an 8 inch screen though

[@SgtNuker]

I know this is a two year old video, but after taking a '22 XLE Hybrid for a spin recently, here are my thoughts: 1). The seats. What is it with Toyota and seats that they think people like to feel like they're sitting on top of the car rather than in? The seats themselves are nice to look at, especially in Cockpit Red, but there's very little substance. The bolstering is weak at best, and the bottoms feel flat after 10-15 mins. Of all the things people have complained about, from this generation's styling, to the infotainment placement and operation, I'm surprised more people didn't mention how gutless the seats actually are. 2). What's not gutless is the powertrain. Quick stab on the go pedal while moving and acceleration was brisk and smooth. It will never be confused for a performance sedan, but this is proof that hybrids are no longer super slow and you don't have to be penalized for squeezing every mile out of that gallon of gasoline. CVT's do keep the engines they're attached to at a constant RPM, but it wasn't a horrible experience. In fact, some electric motor whine can be heard, so mixed with the ICE, it was actually rather pleasing. One thing though; if this same hybrid system is in the Avalon and ES, why do those systems have 215hp, but the Camry gets 208? 3). Toyota has the XLE's suspension sorted. Well-mannered ride characteristics for a "blue collar" sedan that didn't crash, bang, shudder, or otherwise flop over bumps or twisting terrain. I'd say the line between Toyota and their upmarket brand Lexus is blurred here. 4). Steering input is light without feeling completely artificial, though there is little, if any, actual steering feel. The entire car feels on the chuckable side and this wasn't even the XSE or TRD. Given that there is an XSE trim, why didn't Toyota give the Camry a steering wheel with perforated leather like the Avalon XSE? 5). People have gone on record multiple times about the brakes on a hybrid. The artificial feeling due to the way a hybrid system is setup. Here in the Camry, the pedal felt "normal". A lazy word to use I'll admit, but, perhaps this is due to me not having a wealth of hybrid driving experience through the years, I didn't notice too much of a difference between my current car and the XLE's. Response was prompt and the throw never felt long or labored.

[@migueltruby4652]

Black exterior always has a special place in my heart

[@tanyia1969]

Ohh I like this Camry, finally something I like and can afford 😚

[@Theonestrongbusleader]

My dream hybrid sedan! Amazing job bro.

[@Cowellini]

I remember buying a brand new metallic gray toyota camry hybrid 2013, on same year 2013. Alot of people told me that be prepared to save money for the battery… it might break alot coz its hybrid… its 2022 january 11 and only issue i had with it is break light that i had to replace for $20, and the service center even gave it to me for free. Ive used my car for driving uber passengers and delivering food other than my personal use - no issue whatsoever. Bluetooth connection in this car during that time 2013 until now compared to my other car is by far the best and flawless. I cant wait to see and have a new hybrid car from toyota, i am sure they have perfected their hybrid after almost a decade of waiting to get a new one :) im just so excited to have a camry xle hybrid 2022 or highlander hybrid 2022 limited. So reliable, i can sleep like a baby having vehicles like these from toyota.

[@oneemptymag]

You mentioned that the 8 speed transmissions had problems. What kind of problems did they have or are having? I had. 2019 RAV4 with the 8 speed and I had problems slowing Down to a stop light and if I barely pressed the gas without coming to a complete stop, it would down shift from 3rd to first with a hard shift. I always hated that. Took it to the dealership and they couldn’t figure it out. We just lived with it.

[@SujitKumar-tr1kz]

Great level headed driver. Does not feel any jerky motion of a helmet camera :)

[@하이브리드가짱이지]

The glare of an alien creature. It's so cool and I want it.

[@Gardis72]

I have the 2022 Camry XSE (not hybrid) and I'm getting 25 mpg city driving like clockwork which I consider not bad. IThe more I do highway driving the higher the mpg goes. Love the car. The panoramic roof is awesome.

[@pauleheisterbademeister7325]

In the Hybrid you have much higher mpg in city, around 50mpg

[@sailur]

You def need to try the kia k5 2022 gt-line! I really wanna see how it drives and what it looks like to drive

[@guy-jf6pw]

Why does the screen keep flashing like that as if it got punched

[@TibialPlace]

It’s probably cause it has to do something with the phone camera and the display that makes it look like it’s flickering. Irl it probably doesn’t look like that

[@TheDariell]

Great video. I’m about to buy one and this video helped a lot

[@gns942]

Did you end up buying a RAV4 hybrid, like you said you were considering in one of your previous videos? Toyota's hybrids are the best in the industry, nothing else comes close to their efficiency and reliability.

[@abep.3110]

Nope his wife ended up with the cx30, I think ultimately they didn’t want to spend the extra money they compared the cx30 to the rav4 limited with JBL. I think they mentioned garage space was also a factor

[@zero2sixty244]

I really like the V6 and it’s the last of a dying breed. Know they’ll likely discontinue the V6 but hoping they don’t, it’s a pretty efficient one too

[@Hbm462]

I agree with You

[@alexisisanarieka4311]

This is a beautiful looking car, inside and out. Maybe this will be my first car

[@starbai410]

Good choice

[@bankrollbit5588]

@@naveenthemachine I’m thinking if I should get it or get the avllone

[@bankrollbit5588]

@West West I mean it depends on the price and driving limits.I’m thinking about the camry.but I think the Avalon is even better

[@kiingkay]

So hard to find now 😔 . Everyone’s getting one

[@bankrollbit5588]

@@kiingkay ?

[@timeheals0097]

This is off topic - but your voice is very calm, and soothing lol

[@dannymcneal]

As far as Apple CarPlay goes, does it work wirelessly with these new Camrys, or do you need to have an iPhone tethered via USB?

[@MilkyWayGalaxyy]

Does anyone know if this camry has an undercarriage cover like the hylander does? I want the parts protected from rocks, rust etc underneath the car especially if I am going to pay anything close to 40k.

[@alisonalvarado3126]

I would love to know the answer to this as well

[@Hawtload]

pro tip: leave a small air pump that you'd use for a bike in there with your spare tire. I once had to use one in the middle of winter with the flu to air up my spare.

[@screviews]

Why does the front look like a lolly wrapper?

[@louislopez55]

Thanks for the preview! I ordered a Nightshade SE Hybrid that’s supposed to arrive at the dealer in November (2021). I did not want the 19” wheels so I purposely stayed with the SE vs the XSE. Good to hear I may be able to get 50mpg, I will try to achieve that.

[@ultragoldcoin8780]

Couldn't you just request the dealer to put on 18" wheels

[@louislopez55]

@@ultragoldcoin8780 they are very expensive, I didn’t think maybe they would do it for free. Also, the car may be calibrated for a specific size wheel/tire.

[@Bread_n_buttur]

Can't wait to see the 2022 Rav4 XSE Hybrid

[@swatteam7307]

I LOVE how Toyota make this beautiful car in America but unfortunately in Saudi Arabia it’s very different because in Saudi Arabia we don’t have these kind of good features because we have a Bad dealer for Toyota 😢

[@lightendarkness]

Or maybe it's a different kind of Camry, which are not available in UAE

[@Hawtload]

that interior is beautiful

[@zerojano]

I don't know why Toyota’s cars are different in design and features in Saudi Arabia, Here in the video is super amazing

[@airforceone6523]

I drive a cx5 2015. Since i saw the camry ( this model 2018 camry plus) i wanted to buy one or replace it with a camry. I prefer the v6 they had in the camry version. Now is black better color? Than the metallic blue?

[@PokerJunkie83]

And after taxes and toyota mark up, 40k for this thing lol 2 years ago I was getting an OTR price of 36k for a loaded XSE CAMRY V6 😐

[@2004cyrus]

The stupid pandemic has changed everything for the worse. All unnecessary

[@bukIau]

I went to check out a 2022 Camry XSE last night. MSRP was $31,xxx. After fees, taxes and market adjustment it came out to 44k. I said no and the guy dropped it to $39,995. “Couldn’t” go any lower so we ended it there. Spent no more than an hour there. No way I’m paying 8k above msrp. Right now it is not the time to expect below MSRP OTD.

[@Androfier]

@@bukIau That's why I hate dealerships, just let me buy the car directly from Toyota dammit.

[@johnsimeonidis7518]

Thanks for the great review. The XSE seems amazing! Can I have you're opinion on how you would rate the camry 2022 xse when compared to a 2019 Lesus ES350 executive edition - in terms of cabin sound quality (quietness) and overall features? I'm looking at these two models as options for a purchase. Price is about the same.

[@richie259]

On the Toyota website, you can't seem to get this two-tone red/black XSE with the Cold Weather+Navigation package. You can get it with the two-tone silver/black, but only with red interior??

[@darthmaul2210]

Im 23 years old, my first car was a 2001 Toyota camry, my second camry was a pearl white 2009 Toyota camry se, my present camry is a 2019 pearl white, i wrapped the roof, chrome delete. Tinted windows wrapped mirrors rear black v2 diffuser, lexus LED taillights v4, thinking of getting black and red marquee luxuury rkms, (black and red)

[@Avri1RocksHK]

how would you compare the driving experience of this to the Mazda 3?

[@2004cyrus]

A 3? Those aren’t comparable at all. I have a 3. And I’ve had a Camry. Nothing alike, totally different driving dynamics and feel. The Camry is much heavier.

[@thejoyofrolling]

Nice drifting starts @ 11:19

[@DkpProductions]

Lol

[@mrdetailing9406]

Literally had to scroll down for like 3mins just to see if im the only one who noticed this piece of shit being terrible at corners, even tho the influencer said otherwise lmfao

[@marksmith4582]

Am awesome informative video as always! I love my 2019 Camry XSE 4 cylinder! I have the “entune audio plus” system in mine. Just no complaints with mine! I have looked at a couple XSE Hybrid Camrys and think they would be equally awesome to own! I am surprised with the new hybrid XSE Camry that it only has single (dual tip” exhaust! Mine has the quad tip exhaust system. I remember your test drive of the Avalon XSE hybrid. Another awesome car! The sound is great through my headphones on my I Phone 11! Have a great weekend! I appreciate your channel! Mark in Iowa.

[@Hawtload]

as a 6'1" individual, I would appreciate actual headroom gap estimates since my hair/head literally scrape the roof of most compact cars. I would have bought a Scion TC back in the day, but the original version had such a shallow roof that I literally couldn't sit in it.

[@ipadman5207]

Thank you for showing me the 2022 camry hybrid xse and I love the fontoan Walgett thanks

[@paull2937]

2023 is about time for a remodel. Same model 5 years in a row.

[@chevyfan8428]

If it came with AWD in hybrid configuration I would buy it

[@zmirc]

Me too, would love it... especially if wagon and ride height, that's my dream car. Audi A4/A6 AWD All Road alternative from Toyota...oh man... that's my love

[@janebenning2419]

This Camry shows speed and speed limit and other things on your front window , but Lexus ES 350 2022 does not. This Camry has front and back and side (360 birds eye view) and Lexus only back up camera (not that great). Something to think about if that’s important to you.

[@AlexC981]

I know it's kind of an old video now but how come in pretty much all the test drives I see on KZbin the estimated range is so low compared even with Rav4 hybrid? In Camry the trip computer shows around 370mi/600km even with the lowest mpg. I thought it should be around 500mi/800km or so. Is the gas tank that small or the trip computer is in error?

[@blurman830]

I love the sport pedal on camrys it’s just so much better than a regular pedal

[@TodayWeTry]

i cant wait for you to review the toyota crown when it comes out, im currently saving up for either the camry hybrid or wait till the crown comes out and spend a little extra for that

[@dpajc056]

Dude I watched you review an Accord hybrid and you said you preferred it to the Toyota hybrid but here you say you prefer the Toyota hybrid....😮 Which is it? 😆

[@xiaoliebao5123]

I could get around 65 - 67 mpg in a 17 Prius 2 and 63 - 65 mpg in a 20 Corolla Hybrid. How are people doing in the most recent Camry SE and XSE Hybrids? In current models it's all about the performance of the battery as some don't work as hard as others. Thanks.

[@propertyplug_phc208]

lolll

[@swimvain]

I just bought a 2018 camry XSE last night (overpriced as hell lmao) but I love it so far.

[@gangatalishis]

How much did you pay?

[@swimvain]

@@gangatalishis $29,995 61k mi. Doesn’t even have Sirius xm or apple CarPlay ☹️

[@gangatalishis]

@@swimvain woooow, why not put in an order for a new one? Sure you would have to wait a couple months but damn least the car would be brand new.

[@swimvain]

@@gangatalishis I needed a car immediately. I can’t go months w/o a vehicle. Mine died.

[@gangatalishis]

@@swimvain I feel you, gotta do what you gotta do.

[@focusrsawd5034]

The new camry 2018-2022 look awesome

[@BoB06990]

In my opinion, go with the European 8th gen civic it will give you that premium feel and its also cheap so I recommend that for your first car

[@RumpelstiskinAnon]

the android auto is not wireless right? just to confirm

[@DoorisJ]

I wish they would fancy up the start up sound. Why does it have to be annoying chimes

[@jonm2522]

One of the best sedans you can buy, it feels like a european car but with the reliability and longevity.

[@Purple-hk7dy]

cool to see a car review in my home town. i always look for myself in your videos. i drive a black e46 m3. lol

[@rkgsd]

I worry about a the black paint on the roof taking a beating on hot days. Might fade sooner than the rest of the car.

[@richardgivens9845]

Did you find the heads up display useful for the whole time,, or a nice novelty?

[@jstabdu71]

Wow..Thank you so much for this video have been waiting so long ❤️ btw which would you prefer Hyundai Sonata hybrid limited or Toyota XSE hybrid ???? Only thing backing me from buying Toyota Camry is it has CVT and The Infotainment and the camera look really bad where as the Hyundai Sonatas infotainment looks awesome and has better cameras and sad thing the Toyota XSE hybrid is not yet available in my country 🤷‍♂️😕

[@johndoe-fy6jz]

The eCVT in Toyota hybrids is essentially bullet proof. A traditional transmission moves gears around to engage different ratios. The eCVT doesn't. It's ALL planetary gears, no push-belt like traditional CVT.

[@jstabdu71]

@@johndoe-fy6jz oh thank you I love Toyota Camry XSE hybrid but I am a tech guy so I love tech and Toyota doesn’t have so much of tech like sonata hybrid 😕that’s why it’s a really hard choice 😐

[@bob6168able]

I don’t think that the Camry handles well.. the car was shouting going out of track in the curves. Camry is known for body roll ..11:15

[@gibreezy]

Is the center screen still super low res? I just drove a 2021 Venza and even though it had a nice sized screen the resolution and brightness was awful!!’

[@MushyBananas]

Why did they get rid of the flush infotainment screen found in the 2020 models? Lexus is doing same thing as well

[@wildcat4478]

Hybrid model does not have a panoramic moon roof?

[@StreetDrilla]

2:57 for one second i thought he unveiled his stash of weaponry

[@KoolMB]

They are making a 22 Avalon, it's listed on Toyota's site

[@jxmar_]

Yeah but that’s the last model year

[@MyThemeParkFanatic]

We have a 2012 Camry Hybrid and it drives amazing as well.. after getting rid of our 2017 Camry LE, I couldn’t believe how much better the 2012 hybrid one drove.. seems to have lots more power and drives so much better which I find strange since it’s an older car. Oh and we got lucky.. it only had 28k miles on it! Especially needed now since gas prices are high.

[@ericlachmann2253]

I don’t know much about Camry hybrids

[@ericlachmann2253]

What make do you recommend

[@ericlachmann2253]

I meant model year lol

[@MyThemeParkFanatic]

@@ericlachmann2253 I’ve driven a 2012 and that was really good.. so I would assume anything from 2012-2017 model years.. not sure about the 2018 to current ones but it’s Toyota so I’m sure it’s good quality. 👍

[@UtkarshSrivastava.]

4:25 those footsteps.

[@e70_x5_guy4]

I like the larger screen but they should have made it look better

[@mustasheolll2020]

It looks ghetto

[@e70_x5_guy4]

@@naveenthemachine not really

[@bukIau]

@@mustasheolll2020 it really does look ghetto af but it’s a Toyota so you can’t expect luxury 🤷‍♂️

[@mustasheolll2020]

@@bukIau The old interior looked better, like come on Toyota lol 😅

[@mustasheolll2020]

@@naveenthemachine The new explorer has one of the most hideous dashboard designs I’ve seen.

[@nachikethassunil2314]

Its so satisfiying when u drive

[@RenZvers3]

I don't think this is AWD tho....can you do 2022 Toyota Camry XSE AWD please !! planning on buying one but no one made a whole full review and drive test like you do

[@flyguy22190]

How would this car handle upstate NY snow with all season tires? I’m wondering if lack of AWD is a deal breaker because I like everything else about this Camry over the hybrid Corolla.

[@user-sp2yu9zt6h]

I live in chicago and during the winter it handles well, its obviously lower then a suv so you will have to watch out for steep snow on intersections. (Ive had to dig my car out once) Even in snow storms I feel safe driving this car.