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[@phillipjames453]

A spare tire should be included in every car. The Corolla not having a spare tire is just wrong.

[@tankers3656]

You need to check put BMWs of the past 10 years.

[@BDB-ji1ui]

My 2022 Corolla SE, have spare tire.

[@johnplatt9518]

Even better if you can fit a full size spare as I did in my Murano. If you are more then 100 miles from home on a Sunday, you are going to be stressed. That donut is only made for 50 miles.

[@dipin2]

@@johnplatt9518 🤣🤣

[@picklemedillard]

My 99’ Corolla got me to 296,000 miles. Now I’m on my second Corolla- an 05’ with 153,000 miles. I love corollas!

[@manthony225]

That the Camry Hybrid is heavier, has a bigger engine and it gets that milage is pretty amazing

[@braetonwilson4296]

The real world fuel economy of the Corolla hybrid is better.

[@TheMsdos25]

That's because the LE version uses more energy dense lithium batteries, while the rest of their hybrids use Nickel ones. Toyota used the same trick with the Prius ECO.

[@Joepaq]

Well since it has a pathetic 121 hp it should get better mileage! There’s no comparison between these two cars. The Corolla is almost undrivable. 0 to 60 in about 11 seconds..... ridiculous

[@darrishawks6033]

@@Joepaq is that number actually correct? Seems dubious given that it would be driving on batteries until a certain speed, and batteries have no build up in torque like an engine does. I just looked it up and it’s 10.3 seconds. Huh. Either way, I don’t think that makes it undriveable, but I’m not a car nut.

[@Joepaq]

@@darrishawks6033 Maybe not undrivable but that is incredibly slow in this day and age. I just don’t think there’s any comparison between these two cars. I’ve driven the Camry hybrid and it drives really nice and it has plenty of power. And the mileage is actually accurate. A good friend of mine has one and gets high 40s all the time if not higher.

[@baldheadlogic]

Camry Hybrid for me. Toyota needs to make alloy wheels standard on the Camry Hybrid like the regular gas models. Also, the rear console mounted a/c vents need to be standard as well.

[@jvolstad]

My first Corolla was a 1976 SR5. Bought it new after coming home from Germany (US Army). Had the car for almost 10-years and 250,000 miles!

[@danf2]

This is why I am getting a Toyota.

[@alainbaeck6043]

Greetings from Brussels - Belgium , allways enjoying watching you

[@sherwinscott1713]

I love the video bud. Good to see this was inspired by our recent transaction. I’m loving the Corolla Hybrid, it really is zippy around town and I’m love the gas mileage

[@Toyotajeff]

Hey Sherwin!! Glad you’re loving it! It inspired my video :)

[@socrasbroloz762]

I have to agree with the rest. awesome job Jeff! I've been doing my homework for the past 6 months and your channel is by far the coolest and most fun. keep up the good work. odd, no one mentions how sexy the corolla is vs the camry.

[@MathewTip]

Greetings from Singapore, honest and informative reviewer . Thanks 👍🏻

[@Pawan.Vaswani]

Very helpful! Was confused between the two! Kudos from Sunnyvale!😊

[@maxherron1376]

Corolla for me. The value is better in my view, larger info screen, lighted vanity, no white accent on the interior. Thanks for the excellent review. I'm from Sulphur Springs Texas.

[@Courtneyjd31]

Thanks for the comparison. I’m aware our models here will be slightly different, but still helpful to my decision making between the two. From Adelaide, Australia :D

[@ryanm6914]

Great review! Great info and great personality !

[@lembochiproductions6957]

I used to drive a sky blue 1993 Toyota Previa LE with a 2.4L 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed auto transmission, that had a duel moonroof on the top of the van with the captain seats you can make the seat face the opposite direction. During my time as a kid in the 90’s, sure did enjoy that van like it was a space ship, even enjoyed driving that van as an adult. My parents had that van for 26 years before it was donated. As of now, I enjoy driving the new 2020-2021 Toyota Corolla SE, sure is a pleasure to drive.

[@lembochiproductions6957]

@Richard Favreau I personally recommend the current Corolla SE sedan with the 2.0L 4clyinder engine, I really like the trunk space, not only that, I do like that it’s fuel efficient, it’s always a smooth drive, even the front seats makes you feel like you’re well seated, since I stand 5ft 8in, there’s plenty of leg room in the back too. I even like that both the SE and XSE looks sporty, even has that sporty vibe. Even the Corolla hatchbacks look nice too, I like that it gives off the sporty car vibe. Thanks to your educational videos on these current and upcoming Toyota’s, it sure has helped out with my decision Choosing the 2020 Toyota Corolla SE.

[@donaldburton2022]

I'll take the Corolla hybrid Le . Hands down enough room and way crazy gas mileage .

[@MATRIX3Moka]

awesome video, awesome personality , Great job

[@cd7848]

Really like your enthusiasm and style!

[@erickortizortiz7409]

Watching from Puerto Rico nice video.

[@celiaxu9318]

Excellent review. Jeff. I love your tube video. I watched 2-3 times. I am from Vancouver, Canada and last month I just brought a brand new Toyota Corolla Hybrid with premium options which added 8 new features. Cross blind on the mirror in Canada is standard. In winter leather wrapped heating steering wheel is very comfortable. Especially when you skiing on the mountain. You hands will be cold. Thank you so much. I like Corolla more than Camry. For single people Corolla is good enough. Camry is a little bigger for me. Only one problem is roof a little too low. Come in and out need to be careful. Otherwise you can knock on your head. Thanks Jeff. Looking forward to seeing your more new videos.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Jeff, When it comes to Hybrids, LEss is always more.

[@johnprevin]

Very informative. I ended up buying Hybrid Toyota Camry yesterday!

[@sheree1994sa]

How do you like it so far and how much did you pay in total?

[@stamperman1]

Another great video Jeff ! I would have to drive both of these to make a decision; but would probably lean toward the Corolla.

[@Ravenex2]

I enjoyed this! Watching from New Jersey, I just got a Toyota Corolla LE 2021 model but I might trade it in for a Camry in a few years. I like the space in big cars but I am on a budget right now.

[@carolemoore5252]

I bought a 2021 corella 10 weeks Ago. Love it

[@savagesinema]

Nice vid, and you can hold a tune, too, Jeff. Of course, if you're trying to get great fuel efficiency, you won't be roaring from Zero to Sixty too often. That will kill your efficiency. Went with the 2020 RAV 4 XSE Hybrid myself and getting between 40-42 mph pretty regularly. Very impressed with the vehicle. Wasn't interested in full electric version as I drive into remote areas often and can't risk not being able to charge the car or having to line up behind others. The gas/electric mix best (for me, anyway).

[@michaelbrennan7148]

Thanks for posting. Very helpful. The Camry seems to need some style help at least that model. The fuel milage looks great. Thank you for your efforts Jeff. I seem to lean more in favor to the car made in Japan.

[@clarkkentll5490]

It’s the hubcaps

[@samforbes2186]

Great review and comparison but you forgot one thing. Actually driving them!

[@melp908]

this was such an excellent review, thank you! I'm phasing out my '11 corolla (237k miles!) and couldn't decide between these two cars. The test drive for both is tomorrow, though with your review, I'm leaning towards the camry - even with the somewhat weird interior. I'm watching from NY! Though, I'm from your neck of the woods!

[@sheree1994sa]

Which one did you end up getting?

[@user-mz5tf5pm7u]

Hello?

[@landscaperben]

I Hi Jeff, I'm from Australia, I love your style of presenting. Reminds me of my great mate Chris Rainey from Yellow Productions on KZbin. You two are very funny and great to watch!!! A quick question, I've just bought the Corolla hybrid sedan and was wondering why both the Camry and the Corolla don't come with side mirror indicators??? Are they an expensive addition?

[@brooklynzoo81]

I like your attitude. You make buying a car a fun experience.

[@margaretjamison2295]

Just purchased my pearl Camry LE Hybird. Love it

[@sheree1994sa]

How much did you pay?

[@Rbispott]

Great review. You ought to get some shares in the company...a living toyota manual

[@naughtysauce4323]

It's insane we don't get a higher trim of the Corolla Hybrid in the states

[@jvolstad]

I'm a tall guy so I would go with the Camary. I like a quiet and softer ride. I'm glad they added Android Auto. San Antonio, Texas.

[@wardonobasuki5693]

The Camry. I know it is the LE trim, but a car this big should come with rear vents.

[@henryhonda8408]

LE is for economy..... if you need more just upgrade to a higher trim. A lot of folks just don't want anything extra that costs more. Personally I love all the bells & whistles but not everyone can afford all the extras that higher trims have.

[@rocklobster5074]

@@henryhonda8408 which is why I find it funny Toyota refers to LE as luxury edition 😂

[@dominicfong6341]

Would pick the Corolla Hybrid because it is made in Japan.

[@luisfunes8126]

You’re right, if they are assembled in America they are still good though. I wanted a Toyota Tacoma but is assembled in Mexico as most American cars. American car quality has dropped significantly ever since all those factories were moved down south.

[@tcg54]

I think Tacoma was made in Mexico because Toyota Tacoma is a Toyota Taco

[@armaniyo]

So where are the Camrys made?

[@tcg54]

@@armaniyo America or sometimes japan

[@armaniyo]

@@tcg54 Ok luckily in Australia all Camrys from 2018 onwards are made in Japan.

[@goriverman]

Camry hands down, love my 2019 XLE

[@PicoFromTX]

I love my 2021 Corolla hybrid. My only complaint is that EV Mode only goes up to 20-25 MPH. I wish I could run it in that mode up to 30-40mph.

[@admankins]

Hey Jeff, we were going to get a 2023 Corolla it got delayed, went with 2023 Camry hybrid LE the room and MPG are very impressive, haven’t taken on a long trip yet but like 51 mpg for a commuter is awesome very nice car

[@mauricetaylor742]

From Alberta Canada here ...a Toyota Prius Prime Plug In driver...ty Moe

[@joanevans7034]

Love both cars. Like the Camry front end better, but would still consider buying either one of these great Toyota hybrids.

[@basicdude]

Test drove both today bought the Camry it was Sooo much better....just go try for yourself really different sounds and acceleration

[@aeorin2738]

Just recently got a camry hybrid LE 2020 ngl maybe should've waited because I really like that front grill!

[@ceciliafox7176]

AKRON OHIO. This is exactly what I am going to struggle with. I've got a 1997 Avalon. I started looking last year before the pandemic. I thought I'd want the hybrid. It's a BOAT and ugly too. I was aiming for the Camry then but all the stuff is hugely extra and expensive. So I'm thinking maybe the Corolla because my first car was a brand new 1972 red Corolla. $2500 cash with a radio out the door. This may be my last car too. The Camry is prettier but about the size of my Avalon as you noted. I thought I'd downsize. I still need to test drive anyway. Thanks again for the tours! Greatly appreciated.

[@jayh40515]

Should be getting my 2022 Toyota Corolla hybrid delivered in the next few days. Can't wait, will be my first Toyota / hybrid I have owned. Look forward to saving money on gas!

[@bodaciousbull8553]

Nice job, Sacramento

[@alvaroenriquecuelloperez2442]

Saludos from Caracas Miranda, Venezuela 🇻🇪

[@tonycamisi1610]

Of the two, which has better fuel economy/real world MPG?

[@mrbrownkayumanggiusa1748]

Camry hybrid does it for me, the power driver seat and lumbar support is a must for my aching back.

[@dragonzord6615]

I was so confused by the shot at 50 seconds. Like... It looks like you were photoshopped in, but then there's a shadow of you on the ground, but then you look so small in it. Other than that, fantastic video!

[@MAMobileTutoriales]

This video is awesome. Real informative and helpful. No offence but it's kinda cringy, sounds like the guy is trying to hard to be funny but i appreciate the info in the video!!! I'm from Roswell, New Mexico 👽👽👽 and I'm deciding between the two. And this video helped me out to decide.

[@Modeltrainscarsstereos614]

So with the problems on the aisin 8 speed automatic with rough shifting and lagging found on Camry and highlander to be the most offensive when will we have a fix

[@cristiansmochina9056]

It's a shame you don't get the 2.0 Hybrid Touring Sports Corolla in the US

[@weblinkwebster505]

corolla hybrid would be the one for me

[@anthonyd1567]

I picked up the Corolla Hybrid, it's such a fun drive

[@deadfishparty]

I’m giving you a like just for your profile pic!

[@dustfeatherandco]

do you have any issue with the acceleration? I'm debating the hybrids of corolla, prius, and camry but was only able to testdrive the camry hybrid. I liked the horsepower/pickup but it's HUGE. currently have a Ford Focus so camry is bigger.

[@anthonyd1567]

@@dustfeatherandco I haven't had any issue with the acceleration but it is noticeably slower upon acceleration when compared to other cars.

[@dustfeatherandco]

@@anthonyd1567 thanks for the info!

[@joshmultani2855]

Hi Jeff would you do a Rav4 limited fully loaded V.S. Venza Limited fully loaded Please. I know you can do it JEFF!! Thanks!

[@mirthenemrys]

Speaking of size changes over the years... my 2018 tacoma, i will put up next to old Tundras that are about the exact same size as my taco.

[@chrischong1880]

pointless to have a smaller car when you have a same consumption n economy, comfort , space, plus getting bog down with the battery pack for a smaller car doesnt make sense

[@Faisal-sf1gh]

$4000 difference though

[@anthonymindel5861]

Both cars are good looking ,and the Metallic Red is the best Camry colour,but both sedans would look much better with the alloys as fitted to other Camrys and Corollas

[@karkule5919]

More weight, less MPG.

[@Modeltrainscarsstereos614]

The corolla would be better but I’d choose the Camry roomier and quieter. But both solid choices. Still rocking my 13 Camry LE. 86,000 miles and it’s just getting started.

[@Thorracer5]

Why would the Camry be quieter? Just curious, I have not finished the video yet if he does specify that

[@Modeltrainscarsstereos614]

@@Thorracer5 um more sound deadening equals quiet. If you ride I’m the two you can tell a difference. The Corolla is a better car but it’s lighter makes more noise and the engine is way louder. You do know a big reason people buy Camrys is not only reliability but smooth ride and quiet interior that’s LE and XLE SE not so much.

[@potownrob]

Other than the higher price, the Camry looks to be better overall, and the LE hybrid gets almost as good gas mileage. It is bigger, probably more comfortable, arguably looks classier, and probably accelerates better. They currently have some decent looking lease deals on the Toyota hybrids. The Corolla Hybrid and Prius Prime look to have the best deals, but the Camry hybrid is also priced aggressively. Not sure if the car shortage will affect things once at the dealer…

[@josevelasquez1976]

I love the camry hello from boston ma do you have rewies for camry 2022?

[@RenWater]

Does both models comes with lumbar support on the driver seat?

[@mikewayne4407]

How do the lithium ion batteries hold up in neg 0 temps?

[@serious_in_seattle6917]

I’ll get the Camry if I can afford the extra cost. I’m also tempted by the 6MT offered in the Corolla. I tell everyone not to buy a Nissan with CVT. This one time I didn’t research hardly at all when I bought a car. Now I have a Sentra with a CV transmission that’s beginning to fail! 🤬 Always Toyota or Honda from now on like I did in the past.

[@josechimal1358]

What's wrong with your Nissan CVT? I like the new altima yet they come with this CVT.

[@serious_in_seattle6917]

@@josechimal1358 the CV transmission slips often and sometimes shakes at low RPMs. The torque converter doesn’t engage properly. Two separate Nissan dealers in the area said that I need a new transmission. $4,450. CVTs made by JATCO are terrible. Don’t buy any vehicle with a CVT made by JATCO. Do your research.

[@southbayla3137]

I still like the corolla hybrid , this car is more fun to drive

[@z1az285]

No contest. Camry hybrid LE hands down. I would gladly play the premium but unfortunately I need AWD in my neck of the woods

[@narcisoperalta7288]

From Canada here, nice reviews, unfortunately I still can’t decide for one or the other, very competitive features haha 😆 one of them will be for sure. Thanks

[@keno.8478]

Good afternoon from Guam.

[@maxherron1376]

I like the exterior looks of the Camry, but hate the white trim inside. That will not be easy to maintain.

[@japaunks]

Hi Jeff great video! Im planning the get a corolla hybrid. Is there an additional maintenance or servicing cost compare to the standard corolla le? I would greatly appreciate if you can make a video about hybrid car maintenance, servicing and the cost of them. Thanks.

[@jasonpowell584]

How is the back seat space when it comes to two car seats? I’m about 6’ tall have a two young kinds in car seats. It would be nice to demonstrate the room with car seats. I’m leaning towards the Camry tho

[@leechildress533]

Hey there..I looked at both, and both are nice..although the Corolla is slightly smaller, I actually felt just as comfortable in the Corolla as I did in the Camry and Im 6'2..I have an 18 month old and his car seat fits just fine in both..I choose the Corolla Hybrid for 25,000 and really like it, especially the 4,000 price difference difference..

[@walkersunited332]

I'm still debating whether a Corolla or Camry

[@MrLM002]

I'd buy the Corolla Hybrid if they put the AWD-e system found in some of the Prius variants into it. According to Toyota engineers it wouldn't be hard to do considering the Prius and Corolla hybrid are built off the same TNGA platform. However until then I won't consider getting one. Ik you can drive pretty dang well with 2WD in the snow if you have snow tires and know how to drive. Sadly the issue has nothing to do with that, rather a road I regularly drive on has a sign that is active most of the winter that says AWD/4WD with snow tires or 2WD with chains required. Anyone who has used chains knows chains suck. Also I'm not a fan of FWD so if I'm buying a car built off a FWD platform it better have AWD.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Toyota has been making an AWD-e Corolla Hybrid hatch and wagon in the same factory where they build this Hybrid sedan for the last year. Like many of Toyota's top products, they just don't BOTHER to bring them to their biggest and most profitable market. Go figure!

[@antonioreyes4322]

That’s why subarus dominate the AWD segment

[@ashown76]

Just bought a brand new Camry now has lights on mirrors above seats

[@v.i.l.o.]

Hi, which one has the smoother, softer, magic carpet like ride?

[@rachelgoodkind6545]

Hi, I just tried both of them. The Camry has a better quieter ride and more comfortable seats. The seats on the corolla, prius, are not that comfortable. You get what you pay for. peace.

[@user-tq3ud9zi7w]

I don't understand why in New Zealand the Camry is listed as 4.5litre per 100km and the Corrolla 3.5l per 100km when in the USA they are both 52mpg. Can you shed some light on this please? I'm having a really difficult time between choosing a brand new Corrolla and an immaculate used Camry with 36000km for the same price. Which one would you buy?

[@generalzod7959]

Probably something to do with the weird gravity south of the equator. 😁

[@dproulx222]

Canada Corolla Hybrid LE AWD 4.6/5.3/4.9 - 15" Tires Corolla Hybrid SE AWD 5.0/5.7/5.3 - 18" Tires

[@Faisal-sf1gh]

For a second car Corolla but one and only car then Camry but what are the real world average mpg for both???

[@WX4GPS]

they really should have put run signals in the side mirrors

[@solidwisdom8749]

Both are great daily cars. Corolla overall looks more better in my opinion but camry beats it in space and size but both of them are excellent

[@chuckwalla2967]

There is really no comparison. Corolla feels and rides like a cheap economy car. Camry has a much more substantial feel to it.

[@solidwisdom8749]

I like the look of the corolla more this generation but camry is a better choise for people who want more space and power

[@user-po8no1xp6e]

Toyota is nothing but RELIABILITY, DEPENDABILITY, DURABILITY, LONGEVITY AND IMMORTALITY

[@shapeshifter7676]

It really sucks that Corolla doesn't have XLE versions. I hate Camry's size, but it's interior is so much nicer

[@jacksongil9123]

Hi Hello why on the camry xse has lower mpg?

[@donaldburton2022]

The spare tire and jack kit will fit into the trunk of the hybrid Corolla .

[@blueeye681]

I don’t know what is the cost of power seats for these brands, is it too high to be equipped?

[@hjer731]

Margins are relatively thin for these vehicles that sell under 20k, also they're trying to upsell

[@marktuyet]

From a safety point of view ,I would choose the Camry .

[@aidan1585]

This is so basic compared to the base trim Camry hybrid in Ireland 🇮🇪 (only available as a hybrid in Europe).. the base trim in Ireland is called a 'Sol'.. fabric and leather is standard, you can choose at no extra cost and you get the full drivers information display like on the XLE and XSE trim in America, it also has the 9" infotainment display as standard.

[@rocklobster5074]

I genuinely don't get why Toyota gives overseas customers the better treatment while we get the bare minimum

[@aidan1585]

@@rocklobster5074 Toyota is Japanese, not American. Our European specification models are built in Europe and Japan.

[@sauldiaz8041]

And don’t forget to ring that bell... 😂😂😂

[@Toyotajeff]

Ring thaaaaaat BELL

[@josephbingham1255]

Heavy Camry with larger motor and 8 speed AUTOMATIC transmission gets same mileage as lighter Corolla with smaller engine and suspect CVT. Maybe Toyota should go back to putting a more reliable and satisfying automatic back in the Corolla!

[@dillan3707]

Camry hybrid uses CVT transmission

[@Bolero6879]

@@dillan3707 neither of them use a cvt. They are e-cvt. They dont use a belt or a chain, instead it just uses two electric motors and a planetary gear set, thats it.

[@da72ma]

That Corolla wins for me if it'd have a spare tire... The smaller engine has to pull less weight...the speed should not be that much different... they should make a test with both vehicles fully loaded... Fuel milage and power could go here in favor of the Camry... not having rear vents in the "bigger" car (Camry) is not forgivable... after all the size difference is not like the difference between the Jetta and Passat... and therefore negligible... I would research maintenance cost for hybrids next...

[@blueeye681]

Toyota still believes in using cheap materials in low trim Corolla the seats are not comfortable and not powered they should consider that.

[@TravellLove]

Please put numbers on the screen when speaking as it is more intuitive to see a number than hearing it

[@Lexusgx550]

Camry is more comfortable !? Right Jeff ?

[@Toyotajeff]

To me yes it is

[@Toyotajeff]

But I bet everyone feels differently about each one

[@dallashellmich1487]

I’m 6”2 and they both offer the same level of comfort sitting in the front seats. It’s more the back seats that the Camry has the significance difference

[@faysalbughio817]

I am from Pakistan and will go for Camry

[@madcowusa4277]

Both these vehicles have LED headlights that blind the shit out of oncoming drivers. $329 floor mats ? GTFO.

[@penzoil302]

I just got the Camry tonight and I got light checked twice on the way home. It doesn't really bother me but would be interesting if i caused a wreck cause of my lights. Wonder if Camry has faced a few lawsuits from this.

[@hsttrek1]

Real world mpg Camry 45 / Corolla 57.

[@jimmyl2595]

Watching from SoCal. Love your reviewing as always. Jeff, why does Toyota required maintenance every 5K miles? I really think it's unneccessary! I would like to own a Toyota but its interval services drive me to buy a difference made.

[@Bolero6879]

You really bought a different make JUST because of the service interval? If you want your car to last you need to service it more often, the cars with longer service intervals wont last as long.

[@vincentmckiernan4975]

Albany, NY