2022 Toyota Camry [ Luxury 2.5l hybrid 218hp e-CVT ] POV Test Drive | Fuel consumption | part 2

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In this video you'll see 2022 Toyota Camry POV Test Drive! You will be able to check Toyota Camry driver visibility and feel how city, highway and bumpy roads driving with Toyota Camry goes. Also we have checked the fuel consumption during the test drive.
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Model: Toyota Camry
Version: Luxury Sedan
Manufacture year: 2022
Engine: Petrol/hybrid 2.5 218HP / 110kW
Transmission: Automatic e-CVT
0:00 Intro
1:07 Driving
6:58 Town motorway
8:54 Bumpy roads
9:43 Driving in town
13:01 Acceleration / engine sound 🎧
13:33 Fuel consumption
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[@Abszurdista-fatalista]

Thanks for sharing. Interesting video. Sure it's the "Luxury" version? Seems to be one of the lower trim packages. Do you know if the 2022 model came with some hidden updates to the hybrid drivetrain? 4.3 is pretty good!

[@Indiancarsgamer5]

Nice bro

[@TechLover2008]

Nice!!

[@sic22l]

There seem to be quite a lot of audible tire roll even at 50km/h.

[@barennesa9411]

That's what i call "road noise" (!)😂

[@Kiwi_NZ610]

Good petrol car

[@alpertunasesver7675]

5:56 Doblo drivers are same at each country 😂

[@AutoPOVDrive]

😁

[@TeodorDevcioglo]

why so much tire noise? everyone says it is quite,but it doesnt seem so

[@bg357wg]

Or maybe it’s so quiet that it’s all you hear? Idk

[@TeodorDevcioglo]

@@bg357wg maybe. or maybe tires are not the quitest

[@bg357wg]

@@TeodorDevcioglo hmmm, but in that case that means it’s not a car problem then?

[@KrzysztofSzulowicz]

@@bg357wg I think it has to do with the microphone used in this video. I have driven camry as a rental car, and honestly there isn't too much tire and wind noise, at least till 140km/h.

[@jaijeeet]

Please give me one car to drive please

[@pofrof4910]

🤣🤣