All Trims & Options Explained for 2025 Toyota Camry - Our Top Pick Might Surprise You

[@Troystoy]

Just got the 25 Camry SE in heavy metal color a week ago with convenience package and 12.3 multimedia upgrade package for 29,500 , good looking sporty commute car with 45-48 mpg to boot !!

[@toptrims]

Sounds like a great deal, congrats!

[@reverett0508]

Absolutely the best video comparing the Camry models on YT, hands down. Finally............. Thanks.

[@toptrims]

Thank you!! So happy it helped

[@tims9294]

Great video! I have been searching for a video like this doing a comparison between the different trims. Thank you!

[@toptrims]

Thank you, happy to help!

[@marci.5597]

Convenience package on the LE is $1,050, not $1,500. Smaller 16-inch wheels on the LE mean better gas mileage and cheaper to replace tires. There are some complaints out there about higher trim level options: the 12-inch screen upgraded sound system front door speakers rattling, and upgraded safety tech like eye tracking and front cross traffic warnings being annoying and other features requiring subscriptions, and upgraded seats being less comfortable. Makes me want to stick with the LE + Convenience package.

[@Mm.2112]

I do a lot of highway driving so sound insulation is the most important thing to me, thus XLE would be my choice, I would really love to have the JPL sound system without the stupid panoramic sun roof

[@toptrims]

Sound insulation is underrated as a car feature but very important

[@joelombardi4907]

I've heard the JBL sound system isn't too good.

[@SteveBabolcsay]

Very well done and explained. Excellent job of breaking down every nuance regarding each model.

[@toptrims]

Thank you, hope it helped!

[@TheDigitalPanther]

I've decided to buy the 2025 Camry SE. Here in Texas, I see most dealers have a bunch of outrageous addons packed in like a $500 dash cam, $450 cargo netting, paint proteciton, etc. I'm hoping to haggle down but these are apparently selling very well so I'm worried I won't be able to get a great deal.

[@jillblewett8421]

Just bought the SE and LOVE it!

[@toptrims]

Congrats, that’s awesome!

[@joelombardi4907]

Love the styling of the SE, but I would need to get most of the optional upgrade packages. In order to get the heated front seats option (I live in NY) for $500, Toyota makes you get the convenience package as well for another $600. I would also need the Multimedia package for the 12.3" screen for $735. The only package I wouldn't get is the moon roof package. At that point, the price is just about equal to the XLE trim without packages. The XSE would only be about $2k more as well (without any packages).

[@toptrims]

Tough decisions…

[@cesarandradev.8701]

XSE, head-up display, and audio equipment, are my Top picks. Thanks for the video, handy for deciding

[@toptrims]

Awesome choice, thanks!

[@serapnj6188]

Great video🎉

[@toptrims]

Thank you!

[@6ftfox]

Greatest reviewer ever

[@toptrims]

Thank you for your continued support!!

[@landshass2849]

For many years, Toyota hybrid owners get used to the smart access doors that are now optional despite having the push start. This is annoying, when you have to dig into your pocket to unlock the doors, and then you have to put back the fob into your pocket because you don't need it since it is a push start. . The basic RAV4 hybrid comes with no smart access doors but at least you got a regular blade key, that you don't have to to put it back in your pocket because you need to insert it in the ignition.

[@toptrims]

That does seem like an odd omission

[@dannyboy8850]

XLE trim for me with all options including the 360 camera.

[@toptrims]

Can’t go wrong with all the options

[@jeffreybergin5052]

I just got the Blue XLE with the Moonroof package for $36K, it's a very nice car. I sold my 2005 Blue Avalon to my brother and he is very happy (only 133000 miles). We looked at a white SE trim and they wanted a $1000 just for the heated seats and in in the video I see it says in the LE $610 for not only the heated seats and the steering wheel as well and only $500 on the SE. We were told that it wasn't possible to put HomeLink on the SE, what is wrong with that dealership? The XLE came with everything I wanted plus all the safety features. So another story, I had to look up all the paperwork to sell the Avalon to my brother, well it turns out we financed $16000 on the Avalon 20 years ago @ 5.03%, payments were 316 a month for 5 years, looking at the lien release we payed it off in 3 years. So now with the 2025 XLE Camry, we financed a little over16,000 @4.99% and our payments are $316.21 a month for 60 months. I've set it up to pay $200 extra a month

[@toptrims]

Congrats on the new car!

[@thieunguyen2867]

I choice se awd or fwd bc style front grill and the back look sportier than xse trim also best value trim and fun to drive(same as xse) , under 40k, good mpg.

[@toptrims]

Great pick for sure!

[@bobfoss9446]

I was leaning toward the XLE but the leather seats have cloth trimming, so the XSE might be a better option. My concern was the ride might be harsher with 19" wheels, but in our Mercedes 350 GLC we had 19". I feel cheated getting my 2024 Honda CRV Hybrid as the Honda Accord would be quite similar. Had to pay $500 for spare tire kit (Camry includes one). Honda cheaped out and did away with engine temp gauge, individual tire pressure readings, and hybrid battery warranty is less than Toyota. Camry also has more hp and similar EPA figures too. Appreciated you mentioning the e-AWD issue. Thought it might help resale, but wouldn't use here in desert very much. You're right that those that desire AWD will likely steer to a RAV 4. Thanks for all the detail.

[@mattclark1278]

...except the Rav4 is nowhere NEAR as quiet, comfortable or 'easy' to drive - especially on longer highway trips.

[@TheJaved2009]

How much does the SE trim cost at the dealer? I was quoted $34,000 for this trim. Where can I buy it at your price?

[@toptrims]

The prices listed in our videos are typically the base msrp for the trim. Once cars get to dealers they will have destination fees which are typically over $1,000 plus any other fees or involuntary dealer add-ons or accessories

[@Offensively-normal]

I got a SE with the convenience & weather package. It listed for $33.542. that included Port of entry add-ons and destination. we settled at $31 087. After TT&L it was 34.000

[@hctim96]

SE with bigger touch screen and sunroof. Don't want the 19's. I'll save the $$$ and get the optional RED PAINT !!!

[@toptrims]

Everything you need plus style. Love it!

[@ricardoc203]

I dont know why but that camry, top trim level over $40k, it's insane to me.

[@toptrims]

Definitely a little harder to justify

[@reverett0508]

After watching this, I think my choice is the XLE in Underground.

[@toptrims]

Underground is such a cool color, nice pick!

[@mattclark1278]

Great video. No folding mirrors available and in XSE form not even an option for seat and mirror memory?? FAIL, Toyota. Some might say that's Lexus territory, but memory is avail on the XLE... As for the Lexus ES - no option for AWD (which should be mandatory as it has no real MPG penalty)... It's important enough for me to need it, so the Lexus is dead to me. The XLE AWD looks like the car, but I'm still having issues with $40k and no folding mirrors. Ghetto, Toyota...

[@danejohnson8430]

For this ride… SE.

[@toptrims]

Seems to be the sweet spot

[@6ftfox]

1st🙏

[@seethingsclearlyawaken3424]

It appears to me, if one wants an XSE Camry, the dealerships or Toyota, forces the consumer to take the defective full glass roofs at a cost a $1330. Which is really stupid, because I will never buy a car with a glass roof, especially a defective one that shatters while sitting in the owner's garage. Then Toyota will refuse to warranty the roof, saying it's the owner's fault. So, because of this stupid decision by the new management, I would need to settle for the SE, not the XSE with the defective full glass roof!

[@toptrims]

Hadn’t heard of the glass roof issues, good insight