2025 Toyota Camry | Talking Cars

[@BK-oc6lb]

The car itself is fine, the issue with Toyota right now is the buying experience: Between chronic low inventory, dealer add-ons, market adjustments, and not being able to custom order, it’s a hard no for me. Up until 2 mos ago, I had owned Camry’s since ‘04 (6 in total)- No more, Toyota dealers (at least near me) absolutely suck

[@Offensively-normal]

Toyota of Hemet. It's located in the California desert. Inland empire area. They sold me a 25 SE $2.454 under MSRP. I got it less than a week ago.

[@shawnbl2048]

They suck here in PA too. But due to the demand for toyota products it's take it or leave it we have 10 more buyers waiting for it.

[@6mtzhp55]

I expected this too, but surprisingly they're selling for MSRP or even a little less around here. No stupid Pulse junk either. The inventory problem I see is they're almost all LE trim, seriously like 9 LEs for every one XLE or XSE when searching inventory.

[@jeretso]

Demand will get intense because the Accord looks like a Buick.

[@projectrazorcrest3335]

@@6mtzhp55 my experience is the opposite. So many SE and XLE but barely any LE's. Prefer LE due to cloth seats in the PHX weather

[@jggrjk]

Finally reviewing a car most of us can afford and isn’t an EV

[@GodleyX]

Afford huh... This camry is wildly expensive. Once you factor in taxes and fees you push 35-40k barebones and 50k fully loaded

[@buzman1985]

@@GodleyXThere’s no Camry that’s 50k. Quit pulling numbers out of your ass.

[@joshua9073]

Yes I just bought this car. Very happy.

[@joshua9073]

@@GodleyXnot anywhere close $45, that’s top spec. I just paid 37,750 after dealer negotiations. No it’s not inexpensive anymore but I wanted a loaded model. People want lots of tech and great mpg’s and that cost a lot of money. I get 50.3 mpg’s and spend $56/ month on gasoline. The Camry does everything well. My first Toyota and first hybrid, not bad. I had a budget of $145,000. I’m proud that I walked away from BMW M5 Competition sedan. No regrets but I’ll sell if I don’t like it in a year.

[@joshua9073]

@@buzman1985yea barely $44k for top spec.

[@davidhancock91]

Why on earth would you buy a Tesla over a Camry that gives you no problems, cheap to buy and run, and great resale, well built , and will run for 30 years.

[@carljaekle]

Several reasons, my Tesla has instant torque, unmatched by any gas car or hybrid. Amazing performance, and gets over 130 MPGe. A lot of tech not available from other brands. Most people don't keep cars 30 years. I am planning on 6-8. CR just confirmed that Teslas are cheapest cars to maintain of any brand. I do respect Toyota going to an all hybrid line up with the new Camry. Fuel efficiency is very important.

[@JosephCFarmer]

Many car buyers don't make car purchasing decisions valuing any of those things.

[@danymanchster1759]

would not say cheap anymore

[@Noah_E]

And it probably won't spy on you and send everything that happens in and around the vehicle to Toyota HQ where compromising or embarrassing situations can be shared amongst employees. Tesla has been caught doing that.

[@chuckwalla2967]

It will last 30 years if one is willing to spend the money to keep fixing it and parts are available down the road.

[@seethingsclearlyawaken3424]

I have been an admirer of the Toyota hybrids forever! I think this was a good move by Toyota. For all you people that have never owned a Toyota Camry hybrid, RAV4 hybrid, Prius, Avalon hybrid, Corolla hybrid, they are great. You will love them as much as I do. Thanks Consumer Reports! You guys are incredible for speaking TRUTH! Keep it up.

[@TripleBerg]

Love my 2020 Avalon hybrid. Great comfortable car that gets great mileage. CR gave it a 93 rating.

[@joshua9073]

I just bought the 2025 Camry. Very happy.

[@saadtheman1]

Better engine, more power, better efficiency, way more tech features, better driving dynamics, quieter... Its much better than accord

[@benhaze1010]

Better engine on what basis?? The V6 was good enough for Lotus to take it. Need to put your thoughts in perspective.

[@coniccinoc]

Accord has a much better stereo : )

[@grizzybear9111]

Accord gas a way nicer interior in my opinion

[@Terry-p7t]

Accord is more spacious . 105.7 Accord 100.4 Camry Also the trunk is more spacious on the accord.

[@kurthunter5206]

For me as long as Toyotas comes with a spare tire, I'll choose Toyota. Great episode!

[@holmiumh]

Wholeheartedly agree.

[@Modeltrainscarsstereos614]

Camry is a great vehicle so glad they haven’t screwed it up with a turbo

[@tgonzalez1983]

I just bought the 2025 SE Camry. At 1st I was having buyer’s remorse because I wanted the V6 but this really grew on me! It goes just fine for my needs. Tickets really aren’t one of them & I live in moderate traffic areas so 236HP is fine

[@zzkeokizz]

I’ve been driving a Prius since 2006. Hybrids are awesome.

[@joec1774]

Great episode. I'm glad to hear that the CR crew will be buying an Camry SE, as the take rate of the SE in the past generation, I believe, was actually greater than that of the LE. It feels like this is the right choice for your readers. I think the criticism of the gauge cluster on the X-trims is a bit picayune; you learn the menus pretty quickly, and its also basically the same digital cluster in most Toyotas. I guess nitpicking is good, though, bc it speaks to the execution of the vehicle overall. Also, I loved the questions about the "sample defects." Would love to see that again.

[@tommiller12345]

I’m sure the quick oil change shops will use any cheap oil in the Camry. The customer will never know as long as the oil is brown. The business competes on price and doesn’t want to lose a customer. CR should test the shops.

[@toronado455]

if the oil is brown it's dirty. 😉 it should be almost clear/transparent.

[@bbgator1]

Synthetic oil has been cheap for years. There is crazy markup at dealerships. But if you do the oil change yourself very little price difference. I think they are looking for things to talk about

[@jeretso]

I try to drive like grandma and follow the severe oil change schedule

[@oskarngo9138]

Just buy your oil/filter....take it to oil-change place...

[@adrienchan2097]

I have 18 Camry, I go Toyota dealer because 0w16

[@coniccinoc]

I wish upper trims would give smaller wheel options. Pot holes in my area eat low profile tires.

[@Modeltrainscarsstereos614]

No need to get a Prius now

[@reachblowsdick7222]

The Prius gets more mpg, and if choosing a hybrid Camry that gets 5-10 more mpg than a non hybrid Camry. You can bet that a Prius that gets 10-15 more mpg will seem like a worthy purchase.

[@jxmar_]

Not really bc if you want the size of the Corolla but want more power and style than the Corolla hybrid you get the Prius

[@rncondie]

If you are taller than 6’1” your choice in sedans is the Camry with no sunroof. The Corolla and Prius are too small and at 6’2” my head hits the roof in the Corolla.

[@iratashman7202]

For me, the problem with doing oil changes myself is changing the filter is harder than the older cars. No spin-on filters

[@Buc_Stops_Here]

It means that the Camry will start at $30,000 now at minimum, and that is just the base model not including taxes and registration fees. Continues the escalation of prices. The Dodge Omni and Plymouth Horizon were last I remember were rated "Not Acceptable" a long time ago. I remember the Audis with sudden acceleration got that same rating as well. Plus a Toyota SUV (the Lexus GX they mention) that flipped over on the track. I am sure the Chevy Blazer EV, if they did not give the "stop sale" order to fix the software CR may have put a Do not buy on that car until it was fixed - but GM acted before CR had to do that.

[@acanuck1679]

Thank you for this review; I look forward to your complete test of the new Camry. One caveat for me was the deficit of headroom in models that are equipped with a sunroof. I wish manufacturers would give us consumers the option of buying top-of-the-line models that are NOT equipped with headroom-eating sunroofs.

[@toronado455]

I totally agree! I really dislike having sunroofs bundled with trim levels. Especially since all but the lowest of trim levels are coming with sunroofs these days.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Sedans have had their roof lines lowered for the last decade.and a half. It is now considered acceptable to make the rear section of the roof so low that adults cannot sit in the second row. No wonder practical people are buying CUVs.

[@bluepoint4342]

Totally agree! I really want the XLE with premium package but I don't want the panoramic sunroof. I heard it cause more noise into the cabin.

[@roguedogx]

0:21 sorry to hear that, get well soon!

[@roguedogx]

10:08 agreed. I rented one for a trip to DC and after 10 hours of driving I was really wanted a longer lower cushion. which is odd because Lexus has some of the best seats I have ever been in.

[@Offensively-normal]

I went to test drive a SE it had a couple of the packages stuck on. It was stickered at $33.542. No mark up, no dealer added nonsense. I told him I liked it well enough but thought it was too much. We kept at it and I finally agreed to $31.087. almost $2.500 discount. I'm not aware of Toyota's being discounted anywhere.

[@waltchan]

Are there any dealer installed accessories required to pay?

[@Offensively-normal]

​@@waltchan No. Nothing. They literally sold me the car for a discount plus TT&l. (Hemet Toyota)

[@davidmarc876]

At the end of my lease in a few months, I am turning in a 2022 RAV4 SE hybrid and will be leasing a 2025 Camry XSE AWD … pretty excited to go back to a Camry after owning an SUV for three years… The SUV is nice with the ground clearance however, I miss my Camry that I owned previously

[@Steve_in_NJ]

My husband has a 2023 Camry ICE -- only because back then, the delivery time for the hybrid version was 8 months and his Honda Accord lease was up in 2. He loves it and will lease another Camry in 2026. With all of them hybrids now, there's no lag in getting one. Me on the other hand, did like the blandness of the Corolla Cross, so I lease a KIA Niro EV. Love my EV (would never get a Tesla) and in 2027, can turn it in for another EV (or hybrid), as who knows where we are with EV and hybrid batteries by then. Oh, and since we park inside our garage, I'll be getting a level 2 charge point charger installed next week in the garage.

[@edornelas8275]

It’s great to have freedom of choice! I’m glad you got what you need. I on the other hand have had a Tesla for 6 years now & will never buy an ICE Vehicle unless maybe a truck. MY Midrl 3has been low low maintenance, realizable & dependable. I have 102K miles on it. Original brakes. On my my Third set of tires with first set lasting 47K, 45the second set. I will need to change the wiper blades & will change the cabin air filters again for the third time. The 12 volt battery went out in 4 years & Tesla mobile came & replaced timely at home & cost me $114.00 out the door! My F150 & infinity I took in to service station & cost me minimum$139.00 plus extended warranty! Glad it wasn’t a BMW, Mercedes or Audi then those batteries cost $500 30:17 based on coworkers that have various German cars. I did have a rear lamp assembly I had to replace due to water getting into it. Was odd. But that’s it. I plan on keeping this cars until it no longer drives or I break down & buy a new EV. At least 6 persons from my department have bought a Tesla based on my results. Let’s see how the Chinese EV invasion of cars do against all these established vehicles.

[@TheLifetraveler1]

Please do a comparison between the Camry and the Honda Hybrid. I recently purchased a 2020 Honda Hybrid and I love it. But it does have a whinier powertrain. So I would like to see the two new leaders compared, before I decide to upgrade!

[@genet6255]

Just rented the new Camry LE for two days, just to see how it works. I managed 55miles per gallon, cruising at 65 miles per HOUR, on a 250 mile trip. Subsequently, I managed 51miles per gallon, cruising at 71 miles per HOUR on a 400 mile trip. The transition from ICE to EV power although I could see it on the screen animation, was pretty much imperceptible. Very impressed with gas mileage. My only issue was the seats were not comfortable, and the steering was not as accurate or responsive as my 2020 Accord Hybrid, or the new 2024 models that I have rented as of late. Interior, just seemed made of cheaper materials. But if my only choices were the Hybrid Camry or Hybrid Accord, I would lean towards the Accord, just because of its sportier handling.

[@hereigoagain5050]

Very nice! So glad that the Camry kept the traditional gauge cluster instead of the adopting the Prius' design.

[@Modeltrainscarsstereos614]

Nice Gabe’s back to work

[@elijahrose7913]

I have a 25 camry. Picked it up with 3 miles and now has almost 1.1k. I am using shell v power 93 oct fuel. Im getting 50-55mpg.

[@buzman1985]

You’re wasting your money is you’re use 93 octane. There is zero benefit when a car is tuned for 87. Save your money.

[@aeromtb2468]

with CA gas tax going up to $2/gal these cars are going to be popular and be marked up.

[@garrettdouglass4549]

Because of the high number of EV’s being sold in California, that state is raising the gas tax to make up for the loss of gasoline being sold. Several states are considering raising the yearly registration fees on EV’s to make up for the lost revenue from the gas taxes.

[@davidm5707]

Yay, Gabe's back!

[@ItsAlive111]

Yes! A proper talking cars episode!!! Thanks you all for your work on this!

[@DJL78]

Do a shot every time Gabe says “ahhh” or “errrrr” and you will be dead from cirrhosis of the liver before the video is over. 😂😂

[@jleebra]

😂😂😂

[@kurthunter5206]

So what? This is an informal chat not a polished presentation.

[@bjsimon802]

The reviews are very good

[@BTC909]

All luxury automakers should have "gone hybrid" over a decade ago.

[@farism5313]

Really a great episode! Good job guys. One of the best in the business

[@0bzen22]

Toyota's have been selling hybrids in Europe (almost) exclusively for a few years now. Yaris, Corolla, RAV4, their big sellers, Prius (of course) are all exclusively hybrids. So they have had some experience on that front, and are confident about the reliability of their systems on a large scale. Which, granted, can be a scary proposition (eggs in one basket and so on). As for their trucks, that's a different story. I wouldn't get a scaled up hybrid system for a work truck. Rather, a diesel, turbo-diesel even, or in the US, a V8.

[@conradbo1]

Great and informative video. I am a big fan of Toyota Camry cars.

[@bluepoint4342]

So Panoramic Roof makes the cabin noisy and less head room?

[@cablebrain9691]

It’s too bad that Toyota still seems insistent upon forcing gaudy gloss-black plastic on everyone. NOTE: I’m an owner of a much older model Camry XLE

[@17forever64]

I really like this car!

[@Jason-ml3vs]

I think it’s smart to make hybrids just the regular offering. More car companies should do that and stop trying to make hybrids work when they clearly aren’t what most people want or can afford. Even if hybrids could go as far as gas cars or could charge in 5 minutes the infrastructure to charge them is still 10 years or more away.

[@reachblowsdick7222]

How is making hybrids the regular offering smart? Once the hybrid batteries give up it's thousands to replace and then there's the hybrid braking system that if it fails will cost as much as replacing the whole hybrid batteries. I had a Prius that hit 160K miles with no issues but once the batteries and brake recharging systems failed, the cost to replace both was almost $10K. I traded it for a regular Camry, my Prius lasted 10 years trouble free but the little money I saved on gas was less than half of what it would cost to get my Prius running normal again, NOT worth it. Meanwhile my uncle still has his old 1999 Camry with over 360K miles which he uses to drive to work everyday, and he paid $10K back then because it was pre owned. Paying $10K for a car that's 25 years old and still running, sounds like a better investment than I got for my Prius.

[@chriskane8625]

Pick up my new XSE next week.

[@bluepoint4342]

Are you getting it with Pano roof? I wouldn't mind it but I heard Pano rood makes the cabin more noisy. Do you know?

[@Rayman0872]

0W-8 Mobil One showing 27.97 for 5 quarts at Walmart for me. Not too hard to find. When I first bought my 2021 Corolla the 0W-16 cost a lot more at the time and not a lot of options.

[@timsouttahere]

I saw it walmart when I bought my ow16 fir my camry

[@1gr8oil]

AMSOIL INC. has been sellin 0W-8 100 PERCENT SYNTHETIC oil for several years now, and they just made available the 0W-8 Viscosity oil.

[@quixomega]

Toyota's hybrid powertrain is the right way to go. It's reliable, smoother and performs well enough.

[@kmathur1]

Can you folks please put a curtain or some other background/screen, so that we are not distracted by other CR staff walking in/out in the background of the set, when you are taping the show

[@uhavemooface]

The title was confusing. I thought you met talking cars as in there are cars that can talk to you. But you were saying talking about cars. I get it now.

[@kurthunter5206]

Well my last 3 cars did/do talk to me, but they are not very good conversationalist.

[@garrettw99]

3:35 the rear wheel part of the AWD system was always disconnected and separate from the front

[@stacyhackney6100]

Thank you

[@ballisonfargo]

On the Taurus. Did the rounded style really kill it? I seem to recall seeing tons and tons of those on the road.

[@Sashazur]

Yeah the style didn’t kill them. They were killed by the rising popularity of SUVs like many other sedans. Plus the later model of the Taurus got bigger outside but not inside, it became a less attractive vehicle.

[@toronado455]

there was negative feedback so they toned it down on the refresh

[@emeyer6963]

Number 1 selling car for the 1996 and 97 years.

[@lorenschwiderski]

The battery is under the rear seat. Any concern about this, as in a vent under there leaking fumes if there was a runaway battery or accident?

[@codincoman9019]

Toyota Camry gets far better with the hybrid only. It will increase its reliability and low TCO leadership, making it hard for the Honda Accord to come closer to this segment's leader.

[@bbgator1]

I’ve owned both. The Camry is cheaper and more reliable. The accord is very reliable. The accord is way more fun to drive and more fun to work on yourself. If you just want an appliance buy the Camry. I prefer the accord.

[@usmankhalid9438]

40000$ for camry is too much money 💰

[@jxmar_]

It’s been like that since 2018

[@johnw9245]

So buy an LE. Its a great car and much less expensive than $40K.

[@bitbat9]

Don’t buy the full loaded one

[@Qweasdzxc-q1i]

The sensor package price dropped jaws. Four grand on a 40K car...

[@squalewally7297]

No reason to get a Prius now. Much more backseat headroom

[@MrSpearp]

I would be more interesting seeing about the new scout

[@jeretso]

Camry is king and it helps that the new Accord looks like a Malibu.

[@lorenschwiderski]

This car should sell well. For the first time in my life -- pretty long life, I am considering an SUV for safety, ride height and being able to drive the rougher roads, and not smack into the stop blocks in parking lots. In the real world, SUVs appear to be the safer choice, with Subaru being tops every year, with cars such as the Outback. I am talking real-world data provided by Death Rate in Cars, and Insurance Payout Claims data site. In tests, many SUVs also do well. I like to compare real-world data to the test data -- does the car do well in both?

[@sixpounder15985]

@Seth whoever you are . This was the most vague non answer they gave you about a non Tesla level 2 home charger . I suggest looking up a channel called state of charge on KZbin . That helped me pick the right charger for my bmw. That is the type of information I look for when I’m researching the right charger for my car

[@spinnetti]

Gabe sounds like the dad from "ALF" lol... All cars except sports cars should be Hybrid these days... Its overdue, so good on Toyota to normalize it. Now they just need to pair it with a smaller, lighter fuel efficient turbo like a 1.5l.

[@DJL78]

He’s either drunk or high. Also he is totally past his prime and should retire.

[@marcfriedman1743]

Nice mature comment that really adds to the conversation. Let us know when you get your braces taken off and maybe have a few brain cells to come up with more intelligent comments

[@iBike2Live]

You DID like the blandness of the Corolla Cross?? 😮 Not me. Yuck.

[@lionintu]

So youre saying the honda accord lumbar support was too much and the camry was fine?

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

8:01 agree , completely killed the sales

[@benchmark3332]

I feel like the 0w-8 oil is gonna bite me in a** at 100,000+ miles

[@toronado455]

no. it's perfectly safe. you don't need heavy oil for protection.

[@shawnbl2048]

It's a bit more expensive. I think having in stock if you do your own oil 🛢chages will be a concern.

[@rwdplz1]

First year car. Considering all the problems Toyota is having right now, let someone else work out the bugs, like hopefully the wind noise issue mentioned.

[@chezzyperson3339]

It’s really only TNGA F

[@djplonghead5403]

Wind noise has always been a problem. Our 2014 Lexus has the same wind noise problem by the windows.

[@iratashman7202]

Only TNGA F” ? I’m in GA. 😢 what is the ‘F’?

[@jaws10278]

I had a Toyota service advisor told me to wait a year or two to buy a new Camry. He said theyre riddled with issues. Nothing major. But the few theyve sold have been coming in multiple times with issues.

[@josephpanozzo4815]

I was always told not to buy an all new model in its first year.

[@mfbikle]

Too bad the Camry is so low.. It’s scrape the ground when it snows 😒

[@elijahrose7913]

I've already scraped the underside of my front bumper.

[@alexanderrazuri967]

Is there a recall on the camary this year? I think there is.

[@lionintu]

How tall is dude in the middle with the sunroof issues?

[@xxdmdeschamps72]

How is Consumer reports even still around with all the reviewers that offer 10x the information?

[@toyota420xp]

The dark-haired guy with glasses needs to have some speaking training he is using too many vocalized pauses everything he says is uh way to much its very unprofessional

[@ericweber8235]

Agreed, he had some good things to say, but maybe he should stay behind the keyboard and not the mic.

[@robertbarry7547]

The only thing that's preventing me from buying a Camry is the massive grill. Not the look for me.

[@jgriffin411]

So I wonder if the 2025 Camry is a safe bet, or wait til '26?

[@davidm5707]

That's what they usually say. However, in the case of Toyotas, they say the tech isn't always that new, just repackaged, so the first year is considered dependable.

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

25 is the same as the 24 . slightly different sheet metal

[@bbgator1]

@@davidm5707 even Toyota has problems with first model year, But very little mechanical actually changes so we’ll still be more reliable than a lot of other brands. For me, it’s worth the risk to have the latest car m. If you want the most reliable wait a year.

[@kurthunter5206]

@@davidm5707 I SAY WAIT! Rav4 had problems initially & Crown's first reliability wasn't great.

[@gregb7353]

With L2 charging, the BIG missed item is that everything is going to the Tesla NACS port starting next year. So if you buy a non-Tesla today you will need to buy a CCS charger and then replace it in the future at some point or use annoying adapters. Tesla sells a universal charger today that makes this a lot easier to deal with. Simply remove the charger for NACS or push a button before removing it for CCS.

[@angelgjr1999]

The new Camry is not a plug in hybrid. It recharges through regen braking and alternator.

[@Noah_E]

Does it really use oil thinner than 0W20? That is a deal breaker for me. That's WAY too thin. Everyone I know with a car using 0W20 has had oil consumption, including my Crosstrek. I traded it for a Forester that uses 5W30. From day one the Crosstrek burned 8 oz of oil every 1,000 miles. Almost 2 quarts between oil changes.

[@peterkauss5852]

2014 Highlander hybrid V6 using 0W20. No oil consumption issues.

[@1gr8oil]

@Noah_E.....I've been using 0W-20 AMSOIL 100 PERCENT Synthetic oil in my 2020 Ram Rebel Hemi 5.7 L ruck since new (2019) and it never uses ANY oil between oil changes (ONCE A YEAR)!

[@lesbray3504]

Yeah hybrid is an ok option for those who don’t have a drive to charge their car on. But fully ev is a better option for those with a drive or garage. Would be good for there to be an option other than the awful cvt. the outgoing model was noisy sluggish bland and uninspiring. This years one looks better but sounds like it has not changed much outside of that. It needs to be cheaper than the German competition.

[@LionRunner]

@12:23 sure the 2.5 has a stellar reliability. But I think 3.4Turbo not helping Toyota reliability. From Turbo waste gate to main baring issues its going down the drain. I don't have much faith on 2.4Turbo either. Thank to EPA Toyota has fallen down to the same level as German & Euro cars. Look like now I don't have a reason to buy a Toyota. I would consider buying a German / Euro and use it for a short time.

[@toronado455]

that's why you get the hybrid instead of the turbo 😉

[@johnmitchell8925]

Are the engines blowing up

[@denniss1211]

Toyota worked with Elon Musk to develop the first hybrid electric motor and inter-connection. Toyota corp was one of the first investors in Tesla but sold out in about a year.

[@johnmitchell8925]

My 2018 Chevy Cruze gets 41 to 45 on the highway and its not a hybrid

[@Terry-p7t]

Probably get something else instead .Too many EMFs, and I dont want a lithium battery in or next to my home.

[@clairekennedy8767]

They definitely made these too low. Back 10 years ago or 20 it was 3 inches taller and the headroom was great front and back. And People want to sit higher too

[@Sashazur]

They figure if you want to sit higher you’ll get a Crown or a RAV4 etc. The new Prius is even lower.

[@toronado455]

100% agree!

[@lionintu]

I need to sit higher because I have a bad back. Im slim, 5'10 and test drove the SE. Headroom was fine, nothing noticeable. but I want the XSE with the panoramic. Based on what these guys are saying, It's clear I need to test drive the exact car with moonroof it before ordering. Camry drove great though. I drive crazy in my 2014 civic, and I can continue in a Camry.

[@kurthunter5206]

Absolutely, the Crown would be an alternative, but with no heads up display, I'm not pay 50K. Best deal was the Venza.

[@philo5096]

No V6, no thanx.

[@wackit6756]

Is Mike Quincy's ego so big that he couldn’t let someone else host the show this week? Had to turn it off after 5 minutes because of that nasally 'teenager's hormones are changing' voice. 🤒

[@oskarngo9138]

Why isn’t there a hatchback canary? Hatchbacks are much more versatile..

[@billyrock8305]

Topgun grannymobile #1 🥇

[@TheUsflow]

Annoyed that the gas tank size keeps getting smaller with each new generation. Range is one of the best Camry attributes. Still great, but would love to have the 2012 17 gallon tank back at least as an option. Not sure why only full size trucks have a bigger gas tank option.

[@djplonghead5403]

The Camry still gets 600 miles of range on a tank. A prius has an 11.3 gallon tank and can do 600 miles. I think that is plenty. The larger gas tank- the more weight and less cargo room... smaller trunk or no spare tire.

[@kmpquinn]

Camry is a solid old man’s car. There’s no driving dynamics that compare to either my MY or M3. And don’t get me started on the technology aspects. If you haven’t had your butt in the seat of a Tesla then you are missing something special. This is coming from someone that only owned Toyota and Lexus in the past.

[@Jared-no8to]

Great until you have to pay $6000 to replace the battery pack. Most folks won’t keep their car that long but for those who keep cars till they are old enough to drink that skews the economics out of favor (low yearly mileage).

[@FJBomb]

Would you HAVE to replace the battery pack though? Or would the car operate like a regular ICE vehicle with a dead battery pack?

[@ericweber8235]

The battery packs last longer the the ice engines now.

[@kurthunter5206]

@@FJBomb There are Camry hybrids with 500,000 miles (taxis) that have not replaced the battery pack. Now the have after market batteries & some places replace the bad cells.

[@1gr8oil]

@Jared-no8to..........Toyota gas a warranty on the battery of 10 years/100 K miles, at least mine is that way!

[@routine8]

50mpg to the people!!

[@johnmitchell8925]

You can get the oil at Toyota for $50 a qt

[@lisasavage6527]

Hey everyone

[@RjWolf3000]

If its not a plug in hybrid it seems behind the times

[@jackdjacki1872]

I think it will be a horrible car, they reduced the hp, adopted the CVT. It is just weird like they adopted risks while they stayed conservative

[@1gr8oil]

@jackdjacki1872....... The CVT is not like all the rest, as it does not use ANY FORM of a belt! I is done ELECTRONICALLY.

[@dfhhtyu3434]

Xle and xse all comes with pano roof

[@GenkiDamaSSJ]

What is this, 2004? I've been using only synthetic oil since my first car in 2006. Who the heck is still putting dino juice in their engine?

[@chuckwalla2967]

What's with the scratchy voices?

[@3IS2UR]

Remember the more Hybrid Toyota/Lexus make for the A to B vehicles, the more fun cars they can also make (GR Corolla, GR86 etc). So no V6 for the Camry? I can deal with it, as long as Toyota/Lexus keep the GR line-up, TRD PROs and Lexus V8 F and F Sport Performance products coming.

[@barryobrien7935]

Some people like a little JOY in their driving and I don’t think Toyota is a fun drive.

[@DJScharlie]

Yeah! Any recommendations?

[@SoPacifx64]

Hybrid-Hydrogen-Atomic! As long as they keep that God awful front grill I’ll keep buying something else.

[@chuckm8472]

Toyota quality is not good anymore, just look at all the recalls, and buy backs. If they built a reliable car the company wouldnt be over 200 billion in debt, more than any company in the world.

[@johnmitchell8925]

The new variants are going around jow many jabs have you had its gonna get ugly 😢

[@mopesrus7266]

I don't want hybrid, EV, or turbo. Apparently, a new Toyota isn't in the cards for me.

[@filetofish7688]

Soon you will say that for all the major manufacturers when ICE vehicles are reduced to sports cars. Better keep up with the times.

[@yoloparrot42]

Stupidity.

[@johnmitchell8925]

No they are forcing hybrid's down everybody's throat since the electric car failure 😂. Twice the complex

[@richscott2483]

The 9th Generation 2025 Camry is the worst Camry that Toyota has ever produced. It's slow, lame, and Ugly inside out. The demise of the Toyota Camry is now here. ThanksToyota for ruining a good thing. I will never ever buy another Toyota vehicle again.

[@jeremiepatricksammon9115]

you need a kleenex ?

[@daytonarama]

Honda did worse to the Accord. The Camry is great in comparison.

[@elijahrose7913]

I have one and I disagree.