2025 Toyota Camry | POV Night Drive

[@Nokara.]

Wich one rides smoother/quieter the xle or the xse? Also does the awd vs fwd make a difference in engine noise and ride comfort?

[@timvibes]

I believe the new Accord hybrid rides a bit softer and quieter, but it's not a significant difference. Because of that, I'd go for the Camry in XLE trim. You get optional AWD and it's a zippy car.

[@user-mohamed2u]

it depend on the tire brand, different tires make different noises.

[@JoshuaGalka]

Perfect!

[@bekazjt]

I think previous generation had adaptive headlights? This one doesn't so that's a little disappointing... But otherwise it looks great

[@timmysize4570]

Not sure how I feel about those lights in the front bumper... they're giving Ali express vibes

[@godlyitem]

how quiet would you say the cabin on highway?

[@DaWok666]

Its generally very quiet but hybrid is even better

[@EUROCARGUY]

I'll do my best to explain it - quieter than the previous generation, but not as quiet as the new Accord. The XSE and XLE have laminated front side windows, so there isn't much wind noise, but you can hear some road noise, especially on rougher pavements.

[@DaWok666]

@@EUROCARGUY Bros looking for a Rolls Royce characteristic in a camry

[@jonathanratliff4780]

@@EUROCARGUY I would imagine XLe with smaller wheels would be bit quieter on tire noise but replacing with premium quiet tires might help?