Compare All 2025 Toyota Camry Trim Levels: Who Win's This Battle?

[@jeanmfernandez237]

I like the fact that le comes with rear a/c vents, usb connectivity,vanity lights for mirrors. What a bargain! Nice 👍

[@sirtoiletman]

The accord can't even give that and that's sad

[@fredonia81]

17 inch wheels are best of both worlds.

[@Matthew1628]

What a broke mf would say 😂

[@wolflarson71]

Great video comparing all the trims. Very helpful for those of us considering getting one soon.

[@elijahjenkins1669]

I’d get the base model it’s got all I need. It would be cool to see all of the exterior lights on the different trims.

[@GeneralSirDouglasMcA]

Base model gets better fuel economy, ESPECIALLY with the hybrids.

[@davidy.7534]

I was debating on the Corolla Cross hybrid S and SE trims and ended up with the base. I don't need a wireless charger, roof racks, sun roof, and whatever else comes with the higher trims. So far no regrets despite the Camry looking nice.

[@junior17medval]

Same, I want the base camry as I don’t need the expensive fancy stuff. At the end of the day I want a reliable and fuel efficient commuter sedan.

[@wolflarson71]

Those chintzy rims though.

[@QuentinQuatermass]

I would like to see the exterior lights turned on too. I expect it will be like the current 8th generation, the XLE/XSE will be nicer and full LEDs. When I got my 2019 SE I was disappointed the wraparound taillights didn't light up! And finally put XSE taillight housings on my SE.

[@MarchionessDarby62]

My 2025 Camry is a white SE with all black trim, including the wheels. Super hot!

[@Big.W.]

That’s awesome! I’m looking at a 2025 Camry xse white with the black roof and red interior. I’m going to have to paint the grill and wheels black or something. They messed up a little bit on the xse

[@marinoint]

Rear A/C vents even on the base LE trim! That would be a big selling point over its competitions. The available AWD is fantastic too!

[@tylersimpson3512]

Toyota made the right decision going with the 16” alloys instead of the steel with wheel covers on the LE

[@GUITARTIME2024]

My 07 camy LE has alloys as stock.

[@vindevhunta4905]

Nice colors ..SE trim ❤ Looks better than the out going model And definitely looks better than the new accord

[@PhuGamer]

The XSE premium plus package doesn’t come with memory seat while the XLE premium plus package does…Toyota must really hate us “sporty” driver here to not have that luxury feature lol

[@jaqkorycohen2236]

for real same with kia

[@gigglybeast]

They also think we want those ridiculous oversized wheels.

[@dominionian7193]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the XSE premium plus package also doesn't come with rain-sensing wipers, while XLE does? I'm assuming this may be to make up for costs of other things exclusive to XSE (19" wheels, spoiler and other sport body molds, etc)

[@travisjones9799]

I wish they would’ve put the new grill on the XLE.. The old one is atrocious.

[@stevenr1354]

Brilliant video. I haven't seen anyone else compare the 4 trims in detail like that. And the review of features list by trim was really helpful. I couldn't figure why the base LE had a leather wheel until you showed the trim list and it's on the $600 cold weather package. The LE is my choice because of 16" wheels and softer suspension than SE.

[@gigglybeast]

I want the XSE with 16" wheels. Big wheels are stupid.

[@stevenr1354]

@gigglybeast Would cost you about $1200 to get decent 16" alloys and tires. I recently dumped the 18" wheels on my Civic Sport and downsized to 16". Have to insure that brake calipers can accommodate downsizing.

[@fightnight14]

I like the Ocean Gem color it looks nicer under the sun

[@bill.godwin-austen]

For my tastes, it looks like the XLE has the most bang for the buck. One thing I wish: That the seat memory function was available in a package less massive than the "Premium Plus" (at $4k+). It's the only feature in that package that is really calling to me, and not worth having to get all the other items just to get the seat memory. Having a smaller "convenience/tech" package to be able to get that at a more reasonable additional cost would make it a lot more attractive.

[@eleanormassaro5195]

I wish the rain sensing wipers were available on the XSE model!

[@pigdeal31]

This model beats the Lexus ES350, hands down, and for a lot less than the Lexus.

[@ICU306]

The led daytime running lights and led turn signals front/rear should be standard on ALL trims. That really grinds my gears

[@jr1885]

I’m not really sure why Toyota thinks this is great place to cost cut. I especially don’t like the small rear LED dots as taillights on the LE and SE.

[@openscholar9908]

Why? Shouldn't we have options to pick what we want?

[@junior17medval]

I don’t know why this surprises some of you. Toyota has been doing this for years. If they make it standard on all models no one would want to buy the higher end models.

[@tylerm1997]

Toyota has been misleading with their lighting designs for the longest and it drives me nuts too. They claim that the Corolla has “distinct” signature daytime running lights but in reality they’re headlight integrated and not distinct at all. Even on the current 2024 models. The turn signals are LED but they’re not the DRLs and they’re only on when the headlights are on. It really started with their “Triple J” headlight design. They’re accent lighting . It’s also wild to think that it’s 2024 and they still have vehicles that have halogen DRLs

[@EssenceofPureFlavor]

Not everyone wants LEDs in the first place.

[@Vian_Cheung]

Great coverage Jeff 👍 As for me I will go with LE AWD trim. The Ocean Gem color is so beautiful! 💚

[@ryankorte8601]

Get the LE w/ AWD for the great value and swap out the rims for something sportier as soon as you have the extra disposable funds. Other than those rims the LE looks better than fine. Keep the old rims and use them for your winter wheels. (if needed)

[@TrionityIr]

At first, I thought the new camry front design looks ugly but I've changed my mind. I think they're alright.

[@jamiefarrah87]

Just bought a XLE. Fantastic options and nice looking! Windchill Pearl and black leather interior!

[@rightlanehog3151]

Jeff, I am so glad I sold all my shares in the Honda Accord yesterday. 😉😉

[@brandononbrand]

Why can’t larger wheels be OPTIONAL? I want 16” but also want the features of XLE, etc. This should at least be a no charge swap at Toyota dealerships.

[@williamjerseyshore]

Americans seems to be in love with the large wheels. They make very little sense for a daily driver.

[@brandononbrand]

@@williamjerseyshore yeah! And such a head scratcher for a hybrid, which is supposed to be about efficiency... Fine to make big wheels an option, but standard equipment should always maintain the integrity of efficiency

[@Sashazur]

I hate large wheels - they’re more delicate (both the rims and the tires) and they ride harsher.

[@rosslonewolf]

Agreed. XLE for me but a new wheel/tire choice from TireRack. Lightweight 16" wheels and Michelin CrossClimate 2's

[@dominionian7193]

This is *exactly* the reason I would go for XLE instead of XSE -- I feel that 19" wheels on a Camry only has aesthetic benefits, but has a lot of drawbacks in being prone to damage

[@dogie8c]

Hey Jeff, When are you going to release the Toyota Crown Signia video? Still Embargo?

[@rightlanehog3151]

June 6

[@hd3adpool]

@@rightlanehog3151how do you know

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@hd3adpool A KZbinr (not Jeff) told me.

[@harris7963]

I like those cooling seats on the XLE but don’t want to pay an extra 10k to get that feature comparing the LE

[@markmandelstamm2866]

I wonder if there are any subscription services required to keep all the options working?

[@enriquet548]

I'm liking the generic 16" wheels. Prefer that model instead of flashy wheels. Can't believe I'm saying that.

[@rightlanehog3151]

All the extra sidewall will make driving much smoother, you will burn less gas and the tires will be cheaper to replace.

[@wolflarson71]

Nah. They looks super cheap and don't fill out the fenders enough.

[@Sashazur]

Some people like the look, some don’t. Some like the practicality, others don’t care. But the outer tire diameter will be the same no matter what size rims you have, otherwise the speedometer will be wrong.

[@danielhabte7847]

17" would be nice, my choice

[@513partyrocker]

At around 1 minute 37 seconds in the video, you can see a guardian gray Prius in the background and then immediately get a look at the underground Camry. Those colors look pretty darn similar in this video. What do you think Jeff? Are they similar colors in person?

[@Toyotajeff]

Yes, definitely similar but if you put them next to each other, you’ll see a difference. I’ll try to get the two colors together for a Facebook picture together.

[@Dac54]

My favorite trim is the XSE with the premium plus package and awd, though not necessarily in that color. It seems that the only feature not available on the XSE is the memory seat function, which I've never used on my Rav4 Hybrid Limited anyway. I wish the XSE would have fog lights included since it's the higher end sport trim. Otherwise, the LE is my second favorite trim; it's actually a nice trim and value, especially with the added options. Did anyone notice the spot of paint chipped off on the left side of the front bumper on the XLE?

[@Irishmanbikes]

I read that the 2025 Camry has a new feature called Exit Alert. Would love for you to demonstrate it Jeff.

[@jeremyshideler4187]

The best for me is the 2024 SE INTERIOR with the exterior and engine upgrade of the 2025 SE … the 2024 SE REAL GUAGES and interior design RULES! Nice flowing lines and actual CHARACTER in the ‘24 interior!!!

[@chikanwafor4800]

Nice and extensive review. For me XLE trim is leading the pack

[@Toyotajeff]

Thanks!

[@djohnso809]

Great video Jeff! Very informative!

[@grubbp]

Thanks for doing such a great deep dive on the trims Jeff! I haven’t been able to get this content anywhere else! I really like the XLE but the dinamica suede looks straight up cheap compared to leather. The SE softex looks great but probably runs hotter on longer road trips and I’d prefer the softer ride of the XLE.

[@reiff4life49]

Thanks for this--very informative. I am probably going to get LE (16 inch wheels) to avoid higher tire prices, as I tend to keep cars for a long time.

[@jeffreyfinn2940]

I see Firestone, Hankook, and Bridgestone tires. I prefer the Michelin brand that or Bridgestone.

[@bobfoss9446]

I'd go with XLE as I like leather, but I don't care for the cloth trim with it. I think I saw one 2025 Camry with all leather, maybe the XSE, but don't want the harsher-riding 19" wheels. Like the fact the Camry has a compact spare, a real engine temp gauge, a tire monitoring system for each tire, an integrated touchscreen, and a 150K mile hybrid battery warranty, while the Honda Accord has none of these. I'm still perturbed I had to spend $500 for spare tire kit on my 2024 Honda CRV Hybrid. Thanks for the breakdown.

[@NoNameFish247]

I can’t believe there’s no way to option out the sunroof with the convenience plus package on the xle or xse. Do I want less roof insulation in Florida? No do I want less headroom for my rear passengers no. Do I want to look up at the sky while I’m driving down the road, nosunroof should always be an option a separate option.

[@evo1video]

I'd 100% get the L. E has better gas mileage and it has Toyota Safety sense 3.0 and Android Auto. That's all I need in the car.

[@jpdoc5722]

nice color option too 👍

[@mohnnadmercedes8246]

Today, base model is the full option 10 years ago you really don need any other gimmicks aside from cruiser control center lock and rear sensors

[@antiviral8]

jbl sound system is a cool option to xle

[@Matthew1628]

What a broke mf would say 😂

[@PinchnerHouse]

It’s also the fastest trim, by a significant margin.

[@OhanaInPortland]

Would the front grill catch more dirt and bugs and make it more difficult to clean?

[@EssenceofPureFlavor]

Probably

[@bobbytrav67]

What is the suspension stiffness between all the models? A Toyota sales guy said to me they were all the same. I test drove an SE and the ride did not seem that bad over some speed bumps.

[@richharris4134]

I like the XLE but would likely purchase the LE

[@yw4635]

Am I alone who feel LE looks better than XLE?

[@serc1237]

SE

[@yw4635]

@@serc1237 best balance

[@charlesjackson1700]

I don't like the color keyed grill on the XSE.. I don't know why they did that?😵‍💫

[@Hiyuki-mo2nh]

I wonder which blue should I go with...

[@mikejohnson9118]

JEEEEFFFFFFFFF...you wild and crazy guy!

[@MindfulZenny]

21:27 Bronze Crown Signia looking very nice - any videos coming soon on it?

[@rightlanehog3151]

June 6

[@kinw5648]

I plan on getting the white xle with all the bells and whistles. I don't necessarily want a pano roof but I don't see the option for regular sunroof when I did the build on toyota site.

[@esmee2993]

I just got the XLE and mine doesn’t have a sunroof. Mostly all the XLE videos I have seen do have it so I’ve been confused lol

[@cincy9381]

I love the look of the XSE, but why take out features that the XLE has. I really want the XSE trim, but don't want to give up the features. I will be going with the XLE premium plus unfortunately. I spend more time in the car than I do outside looking at it.

[@bellotmehdi]

Hello Jeff, Unfortunately Smart Keyless entry is not standard you have to pay $1050 for it as part of convenience package.

[@TalismanPHX]

XLE in Ocean Gem please

[@kennethhardy836]

I’m in the market for a vehicle. I’ve always heard do not get a car in its first year of a new model. Considering the ‘25 Camry basically has the same frame/build as a ‘24 Camry, does this rule of thumb go out the window?

[@Sashazur]

I think the biggest difference besides cosmetics, is that the hybrid system is a newer version than 2024 and earlier models. That’s still less difference than a totally new model, but it might make me wait a year.

[@beeslandscaping]

What trim would you pick Jeff

[@AH-bm4ts]

Forgot the extra top spec Camry called the Lexus ES

[@bunmeng007]

Toyota is going all in hybrid this year not just in the US market. Wont surprise me when Toyota only offers hybrid for c cross n rav4

[@rightlanehog3151]

You can bet on it.

[@z28kindaguy]

Will you still need a silly subscription to have remote start?

[@christopherjames1159]

Great job. Enjoy ur reviews

[@minhkha3382]

Looks more pleasing to the eyes than the old generation. Old generation had too much going on in the face 😣

[@alanzemsky7695]

Has there been an approximate date set as to when the new models will be in stock?

[@teamhonzilla]

The LE model color look nice I think that color might be on the new 4runner 🔥🔥🔥

[@stevefraser1409]

GREAT Video

[@EricBruneau-e9u]

Great video, 2 questions: 1-Does the XLE version comes with the black leather interior? 2-Does the XSE have the heads up display option? Thank you 😊

[@chrisocon]

Yes to both

[@Premier910]

Love those 16” donuts on the LE. LE is what I need but want the xle in windchill, lt gray interior fwd with premium plus Pkg.

[@skorpyo331]

The rims are usually different on hybrids vs non?

[@alexbutsenko9239]

I love the xle trim a lot

[@zulemadiaz6401]

When can we buy?????

[@germzluh-boratory3729]

Jeff b jammin lol he a whole vibe 😂😂😂

[@Irishmanbikes]

I like both the LE and SE models!!

[@alvinacosta5586]

Not a deal breaker but would be nice to option a 18/19" TRD Forged Wheels but sure there are plenty of aftermarket options.

[@johngalt5411]

Nice comparison, thx!

[@ncvman]

I actually like the smaller touch screen in the Le. 12 inch too large makes the dash look odd.

[@pavanKumarChillakuru]

where is sunglass holder?

[@meyou-np2wk]

It’s at the top of

[@imports4lifetoyotalexus98]

@ToyotaJeff Reviews I will get SE or XSE because it is different and more sportier look. The price is so expensive. Hey Jeff, do you have any news on the new refresh 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross yet? Just curious. I love those new 2025 Toyota Camry. Thanks.

[@RIDETONOWHERE-ir3gx]

Le for me as it has all the basics I would want and use on a daily. I would not need no upgrade features. Maybe one the moonroof. Test drive here I come. I love the ocean gem color. Great job Jeff keep the funny coming.

[@nave747]

Any plans for trd?

[@carljohnson7]

No, its fully discontinued hybrids are making bank for Toyota and so its competitors. The demand for hybrid is huge and Toyota is trying to capitalize on that

[@MrIMCP]

Great redesign! I just wish there was an option like the previous gen TRD, that edition is sweet!

[@audit_the_frauditors]

Hey Jeff any word on the Corolla for 2025?

[@EssenceofPureFlavor]

Most likely will get a 2026 redesign. New Corolla generations are generally a year behind Camry.

[@wantsanewvehicle]

Gimme the LE wheels all day every day, I'll take them and either plasti dip or powder coat them black. Cheaper rubber to replace, less chance of damage with potholes/curbs, and a smoother ride. Yup, yup!!

[@eddieb1244]

Any news on 2025 redesign & ETA thx luv channel

[@eddieb1244]

Oops left out RAV 4 thx jeff

[@Adreamgenie]

Love the XSE grill, but would likely opt for the XLE because I like the interior better. My very practical 26 year old daughter chose the LE because she says it’s a better deal. Unlike me, she doesn’t care about bells & whistles. She is only interested in functionality & price.

[@PinchnerHouse]

XSE has the worst acceleration and gas mileage.

[@OldDood]

Jeff, Great Review. *QUESTION:* I am wondering as to why Toyota does not have a 'Limited' (Or a Platinum) Trim Level for the Camry? You would think that they would since other models have that.

[@joshuawang5859]

where is the sun classes holder?

[@Sashazur]

Not there if you have a sunroof.

[@joshuawang5859]

@@Sashazur I can't see it even on LE trim

[@terrihamilton6166]

@@joshuawang5859 test drove a XLE, they have one with the sunroof

[@EdEdd-li7pd]

Great job from Toyota, this is excellent.

[@johnfr2389]

Ventilated seats?

[@tomblack1491]

1:39 more like "chicken wire" design than "honeycomb"

[@jadore_amour]

I love that they give you power seats on the base model. Honda would never!

[@brandonshells6321]

Previous model looks much better than 2025 model

[@xiaoliebao5123]

Having XSE now hard to justify it vs SE in the new gen unless you are springing for fully loaded. XSE front looks like a colorful cow catcher. Would rather have 18s.

[@bobprice6274]

Please demonstrate the 360 view for parking

[@SkrollrYex]

Hi J! I just want 25 TRD ? How is it like?

[@EssenceofPureFlavor]

There's no such thing

[@ryanespinoza7297]

TRD is dead

[@blakespower]

would this be a better car to get than a non turbo Mazda 3 hatchback? camry has better gas mileage and higher hp even though they both have a 2.5 engine

[@m4st3rm1nd9]

Can you show XSE Camry all two tone colors

[@GarrettWorcester]

8:00 - Jeff: "So, let's look inside at the Camry..." [opens passenger rear door] "Rattle, rattle, hiss, hiss." Jeff: [slams door shut] "Alrighty, moving on!" [casually tosses his handy-dandy grenade under the LE and walks away, hoping no one will notice the subsequent explosion] It's an XSE for me, please.

[@moezytube6652]

The markups boutta go crazyyyy😂😂

[@joeyGalileoHotto]

Greedy dealerships will definently take advantage and say its a part shortage when in reality its just capitalizing on high demand

[@Sashazur]

@@joeyGalileoHottoMarkups usually drop after the people who want the car “no matter what” get one. Plus

[@PAIKUN.]

I hope they improve their seat comfort on LE/XLT

[@hugochato55]

I like the front, right under the emblem. It reminds me of a 1987 supra front end

[@dwu9369]

The LE with the BSM is an upgrade package which brings the car to over $30K. Toyota nickel and diming.

[@davidblaine2798]

Bsm is standard on all 2025 Camrys even the base LE

[@Floridablaze97]

I'm honestly not a fan of the 2025 Camry designs. I feel they could've done a lot better, but I feel they made them look a lot like the new Prius.

[@EdmondM3]

agree 100%

[@jonathanbo51]

Toyota should just upgrade the wheel trims on the LE to metal make all the model look good on the road!!

[@davidp.4727]

SE for me all day long !

[@GeneralSirDouglasMcA]

I want the LE. With the 16 in. wheels, it gets better fuel economy than the other trims with 18 in. tires. It also appears the Push Start Button is an option and not standard on LE & SE trims. I would rather have the standard turn key. The push start button is nice, but can be expensive to repair if it ever malfunctions. Also, I’ve heard of vehicles (including Camrys) being stolen with push start. When drivers use their fobs, hackers can steal information and be able to start the vehicle and drive away.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Exactly!

[@packerbacker69]

Are you saying that cars that use a key to start cannot be stolen?

[@GeneralSirDouglasMcA]

@@packerbacker69 Cars with push start can easily be stolen without a key.

[@packerbacker69]

@@GeneralSirDouglasMcA . Any car can be easily stolen, but it's much much less likely if you live in a the right city/state.

[@jakewynne9104]

No memory seats as an option on the XSE. The microfiber accents on the XLE are awful. We test drove one recently and there's no doubt those panels are going to get dirty and be difficult to clean. But! The XLE has memory seats standard. Very odd choices by Toyota there.

[@alexbutsenko9239]

I wonder what the Camry TRD TRIM will look like

[@EssenceofPureFlavor]

Don't think it's coming back.

[@ryanespinoza7297]

You want a TRD hybrid? Doesn’t that defeat the purpose?

[@HumbleBearcat]

I like the SE except I would like to have the horizontal grill.

[@elai3147]

le with 16s look the best, tired of big wheels and black wheels

[@Terry-p7t]

If you can't get a V6 you might as well get the LE Camry. It's just like buying an appliance. Just buy the top appliance if you can afford to waste your extra money.