2025 Toyota Camry XLE Test Drive Review

[@Boxster586]

I traded my 2023 Honda Accord Sport hybrid for a new 2025 Camry XLE Hybrid. I've done several 3800 miles round trip to Arizona with the Honda. It averages 45 mpg @ 72 mph. I just returned from a 4000 trip with the new Camry XLE hybrid. It averaged 44.5 mpg at the same speeds. Having said this, the Camry is a quieter, smoother ride. The Camry has noticeably more power and quieter when climbing high mountain passes. The Camry only had 1300 miles at the start of the trip so the engine was not quite broken in like my Honda was.

[@pedrogutierrez301]

Did you have it on normal or eco mode?

[@Boxster586]

@@pedrogutierrez301 Eco mode.

[@adrienchan2097]

Congratulations! I m getting one w the QP pkg.

[@beefchuck]

Windchill XLE is just how I’d do it. 18 inch wheels for more comfort and less faux sporty bits. 42k OTD, np, I keep em at least a decade, no real issues and still solid residual.

[@TilleyDuthie]

I just ordered my windchill XLE for 33,700 OTD from Clearwater Toyota

[@lescobrandon3047]

I got a 2025 XLE AQWD in metallic white and love it. I skipped the moonroof which I disliked on my 2006 Avalon Limited.

[@TalkingCarBiz]

Great choice, enjoy!

[@darhammora7867]

Definitely I am going to buy this one, exact match even in color

[@harrisonpham4060]

Thank you Tony for your explanation about New Toyota Camry XLE TEST DRIVE @ Excellent job , Have a blessed day beyond on new Era 2025 ❤️🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@TalkingCarBiz]

I’m glad I could be help!

[@mikewashington4188]

I purchased the 2025 XLE and love it except I don’t know how to turn on the interior convenience lights at night. How do you turn on at night. Thanks

[@jxmar_]

The heated steering wheel is standard equipment on the XSE and XLE

[@rubensahakyan1340]

If you look more carefully you can see the steering wheel heat on/off button right on the middle of central console panel buttons (where the climate control is). So this car definitely has heating steering wheel

[@jeffreyerickson6766]

Im pretty sure it has a heated steering wheel if it has heated/ventilated

[@weaksauce7x]

How did you make it to automatically show the screen for the front traffic assist as shown in 9:00 ? Is this with premium plus or separate add on

[@walterlandaverde1555]

Exact build im looking for

[@DE24RIP]

What's the price of that package

[@maithanhvu7976]

Does it have built in navigation? Thank you!

[@jxmar_]

It’s subscription based

[@PointWithin]

Or use Apple CarPlay/android auto

[@bluepoint4342]

Great Video! How quiet is the cabin with a Panoramic roof? if you tested another XLE with no Pano roof was the cabin quieter?

[@TalkingCarBiz]

Not much

[@MattCC16Gaming]

Great video!

[@TalkingCarBiz]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@joeearly7546]

Hello, can you turn the audabals off ?

[@chrisclarke3670]

Do you notice much advantage with the AWD over FWD in normal daily driving? I know it would have advantages in wet or snowy conditions. Living in the SE the AWD are scarce.

[@supremecarnage5071]

The sole benefit is a marginal reduction in acceleration time, approximately 6 seconds from 0 to 60 miles per hour. Furthermore, the additional cost may not be justified if you reside in a region where snowfall is infrequent.

[@fariskhanani7111]

question so I recently purchased a 2025 Camry xse I am having trouble with the cruise control so I can turn on adaptive cruise control and regular cruise control but on both of them my car doesn't stay centered in the lane I do have lane assist on so I'm kind of confused any chance you could help to help me with that?

[@MarshallC.]

As you're driving the car. you cover many things except how it drives! LOL

[@theanalogkid4171]

Even though I love Camrys and I own a 2015, I hate that checkered interior so bad on this, I would not purchase.

[@TalkingCarBiz]

Yeah, it’s not for everyone.

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

unlike Aubrey Plaza , I’d prefer a vehicle that talks instead of beeps

[@박동석-u7u]

toyota is ugly and outdated car no thank you

[@teampunk1356]

Atleast it doesn't get stolen like the kias and the hyundais...

[@i.d.6492]

@@teampunk1356 lmao the only models that get stolen are old kias with key ignition start instead of push start. The huyndai and kia makes far better vehicles now, better value for money, better interior and exterior and better engines options, you can get sonata nline or k5gt with 290 hp if you want more speed but still have a fun reliable family sedan

[@jameswillett7186]

​@@i.d.6492 According to Consumer Reports Kia/Hyundai vehicles are average reliability at best.

[@philcop46]

Your a jerk

[@joelombardi4907]

I think it's much better looking than the new Honda Accord or Hyundai Sonata.