The new 2025 Toyota Camry review // The mid-size sedan king gets better!

[@ddrennon]

I love that the touchscreen is integrated into the dash instead of just bolted on.

[@j.d.thompson3505]

Subaru does that well too.

[@johnkonde1975]

I wish it was bolted on and higher so it's easier to look at the navigation while driving

[@louism8217]

@sachinnair91 the nav in my Explorer displays in the guage cluster and talks, so no need to look away from the road.

[@sun0066]

@@j.d.thompson3505 Subaru infotainment is horrible , at least in the legacy 2021,hope it is better in a new Subaru

[@sledgedragon2677]

​@@johnkonde1975 Nah, I'm a delivery driver and use a tiny 8 inch screen in my 08 civic. Nav is really easy, even on such a small screen. Just a quick glace at the turn coming up, the shape of the road, and the distance to turn is all I need. I actually have the voice off, too.

[@brianbarbe9646]

Standing ovation for Toyota for offering a practical wheel/tire option instead of insisting on low profile tires. Also for providing a spare. Will be interesting to see what happens to the Lexus ES.

[@jpete3027666]

I was thinking about the ES300h but I don’t see the value in that over this Camry.

[@robertduklus6555]

Xse 35 tire profile xle 45. I call it low. Tested se on 16 inch wheels 95% of time glides over almost all imperfections. Xse not so much. Xle didn't test it yet

[@robertmorgan2219]

@@robertduklus6555 how quiet is the ride??? recent Toyotas including Camry have had a crazy roaring wheel noise that I have to wear earplugs to just be in the car

[@IKnewMickey]

Motormouth and Alex are the only channels worth watching in regards to new vehicle reviews. The Camry is a good car that's fun enough to drive for most ppl and gets amazing fuel mileage. 5.0L/100kms is no joke!

[@happykt]

I love the interior and exterior much better on this new model. I especially love the red seats! The Honda Accord looks so stodgy next to the updated Camry.

[@charlesjackson1700]

The new Accord looked stodgy beside the current Camry.. The Camry has much better Dynamics as well as more available options. No Homelink no ambient lighting plus a lot more other things👇

[@rogergeyer9851]

Yeah, those red seats look GREAT. But that will probably be a more expensive option than I'm interest in actually paying for.

[@davidp.4727]

Toyota nailed it with this one. Going fully hybrid is a really smart move. Why make 1 EV when they can make 10 hybrids? Excellent strategy !

[@star915]

It’s 90 hybrids vs 1 EV vs 6 plugins. Smart business strategy indeed.

[@z1az285]

@@star915 I honestly don't see the rationale for plug ins. However i do hope that EV battery tech develops to the point when its environmentally feasible and mainstream. EVs do have advantages from a maintenance perspective as well except for tire wear. for now hybrids are the optimal solution especially for stopped traffic and city driving.

[@craigschultz4]

or, we can make 10 battery electric vehicles, and burn zero gas. Hybrids still burn gas. The point is to get off fossil fuels.

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@z1az285: It's just different points along the spectrum. Plugin hybrids have NO range anxiety. They let people who don't drive a lot (like me, being retired) have pure BEV more 99% of the time (and thus burn almost NO gasoline). But they don't have the MASSIVE battery and the service issues (like having to go to the dealer) that BEV's do. For me, it's an HEV or a PHEV next time -- and it will depend on what's available -- not on being married to either one. But it will be a LONG time before everyone can have an affordable BEV, so alternatives are good for consumers.

[@z1az285]

@@rogergeyer9851 i agree with your points about plug ins wrt no range anxiety plus being able to drive for 40 miles or so purely on battery charge (using the prius as an example), however i read an article that indicated plug ins on average have less reliability (more service repairs / dealer visits on average) than ICE/ hybrid or EVs. Now the study didn't distinguish between brands and im sure some like toyota wouldn't have as many issues as say Hyundai or BMW, but be that as it may many hybrids seem to have found the sweet spot both from a performance/range/ reliability POV. We will see, ultimately battery tech is improving all the time and who knows? lets see what happens.

[@kellingtonlink956]

Toyota absolutely nailed it! Great design, great size, great reliability history, great AWD option, great attention to the driver (power seats, handling improvements, acoustic glass/noise/vibration improvements)… and ALL of this at a GREAT price. Well, maybe not absolutely great pricing… but it seems refreshingly fair. Let’s see what Lexus does once it sprinkles it’s magic on it. Thanks for the video.

[@rogergeyer9851]

Whatever people buy a Lexus for, a great price is NOT it, given what you get for a similar Toyota at a MUCH MUCH lower price point and functionality level. (Showing off isn't one of my needs).

[@Boss_Fight_Index_muki]

The thing nobody ever mentions about 16" rims is you'll get better mpg, lower NVH, less tire wear, and better ride comfort. Large rims creates more problems than it solves. This is coming from someone who used to hop up Civics back in the day. Oh yeah, you also get worse acceleration

[@alsheremeta]

Yeah, these oversized wheels and low profile tires is the biggest con job put on the vehicle buying public...

[@andreaspencer9813]

For sure you will get better fuel economy, I often wonder how many people will buy the Camry with 16" wheels.

[@peterkauss5852]

And 16" tires are less expensive than larger diameter tires. Less weight if you have a flat.

[@landonlewsaw1762]

@@alsheremeta ...other than AWD doing you any good on the highway.

[@alsheremeta]

@@landonlewsaw1762 I don't know where you live, but I've driven many times on highways that were a sheet of ice and I was very thankful for my Subaru AWD.

[@10OF9OFBORG]

Ooohhh! This vehicle beautiful sporty looking that makes me go crazy over it. Great show Andrea!

[@owenmcdonald5922]

Another great review. Well done, Toyota, for persisting with and developing their hybrid system. Camry is not available in Europe. It was introduced a few years ago but only for a couple of years. I guess it was exciting enough against the German opposition. It would suit me being a smooth and comfortable ride.

[@moisetopaz]

One of my best car ever was a 1994 Toyota Camry LE. I had a 3 years lease and only changed the oil every 3K miles and 1 fluid change in 3 years. I hated returning it, but I needed AWD.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Awesome to hear, my Dad had one too in green and he loved it.

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

I'm gonna get mine with AWD

[@alvinsimba734]

@@andreaspencer9813this Camry will be the one to get if I was in the market for one

[@squirreldriver]

Compared with SUV prices, it's like spending Monopoly money. This is just outstanding value.

[@rogergeyer9851]

Yes. Just for that, the whole move to so many SUV's is really surprising to me. I guess liking not wasting money vs. showing off is very old school now. Even as so many claim they "can't afford anything", of course.

[@manuelvg]

The only reason between choosing a rav4 hybrid and this Camry is the clearance to the road… I like this car a lot and the price is really appealing… thanks for such good video…

[@cychang3475]

Some drivers, myself included, like the higher seating position of an SUV. That is why I'm waiting for the next gen RAV4 which shares the same platform with the new Camry.

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@cychang3475: Is that a mobility issue / sr. citizen thing. (Becoming a senior citizen next month, and having friends now where mobility is getting to be a thing, I don't feel politically incorrect asking that question).

[@Beer20001]

Amazing car and this is a style I like…amazing video Andrea and Zack!

[@gabrielrogers2971]

I don’t know how I feel about the dashboard yet, but I love the new Camry !!! So pretty! ❤

[@dwadd7528]

the most honda looking toyota.

[@timphillips4147]

I'm liking the look of this car both, great weather too for test driving 🎉

[@andreaspencer9813]

AMAZING weather!

[@timphillips4147]

@@andreaspencer9813 Absolutely!

[@wny9521]

Based on you review I just bought a new 2025 Camry LE in the USA. I picked up a 30300 Camry for 29000. This LE model is a home run. I don't need all those plastic add ons. Add heated seats and leather wheel to an LE and you'll love it. I'm going from a SUV to a sedan. Think of that! I'm cheap and cheerful Zack. Saw a 2024 Accord today and this Camry looks better.

[@gabrielrogers2971]

The front looks Prius like , gorgeous , the rear looks like previous generations Lexus ES350s, good decisions in design !

[@moisetopaz]

The interior and dash look good. The hybrid is a game changer. 🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@xx42069]

Best Canadian car reviewers, very personable too!! 🎉

[@Adam_Star_0]

Finally, the long waited Camry 🎉

[@andreaspencer9813]

It's here and it's good!

[@Adam_Star_0]

@@andreaspencer9813 totally agree Amazing review as always ♥️

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@Adam_Star_0 Thank you, we appreciate that.

[@AeroDude73]

Love this channel. Best KZbin Auto Reviews by far!!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you so much, we appreciate the support!

[@AeroDude73]

@@andreaspencer9813 you guys rock! Nice climbing in that Toyota Crown. lol

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@AeroDude73 lol!

[@russellvoth5161]

Love Zack's face expressions when Andrea hits the power, Toyota finally investing into the car platform. Love that Red interior it's very rare for a Japanese vehicle. Should sell quite a few with that great fuel mileage.

[@eseir64]

Toyota is killing it. This is a very Lexus like ES model. The MPG is ridiculous. I wonder what the 0-60 is for this engine

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

This is sooooo what I wanna hear cuz I was thinking about the es. No doubt the new ES will have the hybrid max for more power but I like this Camry even the base model looks interesting

[@eseir64]

@@JamaicanMeCrazy Safe bet for purchase. I would think after three years, these things would be worth $25K which is very little depreciation for a car (Based on the mid trim $33K)

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

@@eseir64 agreed.

[@brahsumatra]

Toyota is failing in other areas.

[@eseir64]

@@brahsumatra I do not see it that way. The new Land Cruser Looks like is going to kill it out there. The 4Runner is the 4 Runnner. THe RAV has done well and will continue to do well. The CVTs are questionable, but I would not buy one anyway. Kia/Hyundai are amazing looking cars with extreme unreliability. Honda ( I drive a passport) is Honda and they have always done well. Although the Accord is ugly as heck.

[@SenecaHome]

I'm thrilled that the Camry finally has the looks and athleticism in a great package with Hybrid! On a side note, guys. When are you going to 4K HD with your content? I watch your content and sigh when it doesn't change from 1080p to 4K! It's a blur on my Computer Monitors as well as on my TV. Other Automotive Review Channels have been offering 4K Content for a long time now. When are you guys "Upgrading" or is it not an issue for most of your Canadian viewers. I love your Channel to the Moon and Back, just wish it was up to todays High Definition Standards! Great Content as always and Love the Camry Review!!!

[@stanleetfk3823]

Hey friend ,looks like you need a smart phone.

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@stanleetfk3823: Or a better monitor. If your monitor can't handle lower resolutions, that's pretty pathetic.

[@rudfil]

I like those base models with cloth seats.

[@menguardingtheirownwallets6791]

No cloth seats, not in Canada anymore. All Canada gets are the 'soft-tex' seats in the SE, and the leather in the XLE.

[@wny9521]

I like real leather or a good cloth or velour seat.

[@jodi_caffeinatedyarn]

TBH, it looks great! It makes me want to check my ego and buy one of these instead of an upscale SUV as our family's 2nd car next time. Very practical. Love the gas mileage, looks decent, and probably will run forever. The bank of Toyota!

[@handsomerob9715]

My good lord that is one good looking woman! Sorrynotsorry Zach! Keep up with the great content! Cheers to you both

[@stevenkreiss2113]

This is a steal for the price.

[@sonalmalhotra07]

I have been watching your reviews. Very informative. Thanks.

[@SamyukthaBandi]

Great review as always guys! I'm considering buying a Camry as my first car out of college. Which trim would you reccomend? The XLE or the XSE? I value comfort and smooth driving over being sporty.

[@Cap683]

I have the LE with the 16 inch wheels. Perfect.

[@sammyt3514]

Another home run from Toyota; this Camry looks great inside and out, and offering it only as a hybrid is a brilliant move since that's what everyone wants to buy these days. The fact that you can get the level of performance it delivers while sipping fuel is an extremely attractive compromise that only a well designed hybrid can provide. Throw in AWD and Toyota's reliability and you can see why this Camry can easily keep, even increase, its lead at the top of the sales charts.

[@michaelguilfoyle3847]

the mileage rating is outstanding for a car of this size...and awd...why would anyone want an SUV??? great review as always

[@samdovels1234]

Why would anyone want an SUV? Let's see. Maybe the ground clearance. Maybe the comfortability of easier entering and exiting. Perhaps sitting higher and getting a much better view of the road ahead. Maybe some people like a rear wiper? And there are many more reasons to consider.

[@indo-cad-shub]

You guys are amazing 🤩

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you we appreciate that!

[@AutaSupercar]

"Toyota Camry 2025" is already in its fifth generation. It is a popular mid-size car with a reputation for reliability and fuel efficiency. Many people consider it a smart choice for a family car.

[@mklphoto]

They've also added rear vents for the rear seat passengers. Even on the base model.

[@rembo183]

In the USA Toyota does not make many features standard at all. In the LE you get very little. Cloth seats with no power and no heat. You need to get the Convenience Package to get a power drivers seat, no power passenger seat. That is $32k. The SE starts at about $34k and you get a power driver seat only. No heat and no passenger power seat. This means you must go upgrading to the XSE or XLE. That’s about $41k. It drives smooth and does get 45-50mpg. Nice car but if you want a lot of stuff you’ll need to get the highest trim… unless you live in Canada!😊🌈

[@davidvanaert6934]

Great review. During the review Zach mentioned being "blown away by how good it was driving the Toyota Crown Signia". When will you be posting that video?

[@Motormouth...]

June 6th

[@John-j2u9e]

I’ll keep my fingers crossed when I pick up my rentals at the airport. Come on Camry!! Ooooo I got a Malibu. Again.

[@rogergeyer9851]

Actually the Malibu isn't that bad for a GM. But OTOH, it's no Camry, especially with this new Toyota platform.

[@Michael-ur5qb]

Toyota is the leader for a reason. This is GOOD. since the rest have retreated or settled for second place (lookin at you Accord) this is a well deserved title

[@leftwingersareweak]

It's so funny how nervous he looks while she is driving. 😂

[@gavigaviman]

1:26 mark : "We gotta put it in S, for subscribe..." lol made my day :)

[@jpete3027666]

This is quite literally the perfect automobile. Style, comfort, ride quality, interior. reliability, and Toyota’s hybrid system all for a great price. I can’t wait to get my hands on one!

[@Offensively-normal]

Great look at the new Camry. Everything about it looks amazing. My only concern is what the Summer sun will do to the fabric on the dash.

[@bestpilot98]

This Camry's face is waaaaaaaaaaay more handsome than the big black look of prior Camrys.

[@A.Masculine.Reminder]

I was able to drive one and was impressed by the ventilated seats, the sound dampening and the quality of it. If you’re deciding between a 2022 ES 350 and a Toyota Camry, 2025, get the 2025 Toyota Camry. At least XLE trim.

[@OhanaInPortland]

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

[@rogergeyer9851]

Ah. First world problems. And let's pretend car washes don't exist, etc. /s

[@minnybiker4505]

I hope they bring the tan interior back soon... Gray makes me sad. Hehehe. Black looks nice, but kinda boring. I'm probably not in the market anyway, but... I can daydream...

[@gregghurst4285]

Love the Camry. A bit concerned with the XLE white-ish fabric on dash. It will get dirty and be hard to clean??

[@taylorwitt98]

Great review! Thank you! I know you guys have driven the Honda Accord as well. Which one is quieter on the road?

[@andreaspencer9813]

The Accord Hybrid is a bit quieter but don't get me wrong this is very good.

[@NoNameFish247]

I like the 4 options to consider portion of the show, but would like to briefly hear a little more reasoning for each. Thanks

[@davescott1491]

Excellent review. Thankyou.

[@geyser3445]

Would really like to see how the auto start/stop works on all the cars you review.

[@rlderemer]

On Toyota hybrids it's not noticeable.

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@rlderemer: It was seamless and natural when I test drove a Prius in about '02. It can only have gotten better and more bullet proof (re wear and tear on the starter, etc) in the past 2+ decades.

[@NEXCUSX]

Wanted a Camry but if I was to order a new one.............6-24 month wait. I couldn't wait that long.

[@lukebuchanan9857]

Thank you for this review!

[@doziershaw9765]

In US the base LE with 16 inch wheels is rated at 53 mpg on highway , hard to pick a hybrid Prius over the Camry

[@alsheremeta]

Except with the hatch, the Prius has a much more versatile cargo capacity.

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@hunterrrdrives: True. But as consumers, we have differing priorities and CHOICES are great for consumers.

[@michaelbury1941]

finally a good looking Camry

[@davidjym]

yes !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@roxy819999]

This! I got a Camry hybrid se as a rental and I fell in love with how nice it looks and drives compared to my rav4. If the road clearance wasn’t shit I’d of traded for it

[@ab348]

I think the refresh looks much better than the outgoing model, especially at the rear where the odd black slashes are no more. A bit confused by the “black Softex” comment when you show a light upholstery version almost immediately which is what I would take if available.

[@lindayorke8108]

Great review. Do you think the small car will come back. Yaris, Fit etc.

[@davidjym]

Not likely when people keep wanting bigger and bigger 🥵🥵🥵 can't even fit these 'mid' sized cars in parking spaces and garages anymore

[@johnkonde1975]

Never. Carmakers are greedy and hate making small basic cheap cars with thin profit margins. They would much rather make large expensive cars with fat profit margins

[@davidjym]

@@johnkonde1975 At the same time, people are holding on their vehicles longer so it's all the same at the end. Maybe better for the environment.

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@davidjym: Driving larger cars which use more resources including energy is NOT better for the environment? Don't they teach ANYTHING in modern schools, including logical thinking?

[@davidjym]

@@rogergeyer9851 but it's still better than cars ending in the junkyard.

[@luluiscarried]

Nothing screams Drug Mules more than a suburban couple driving in a Hybrid Camry!

[@Dillingham-]

AKA illicit vanilla

[@Motormouth...]

Ssshhhh

[@MugatuJag]

Someone’s been watching reruns of Weeds…😂

[@John_May.]

And recording themselves for their 300K+ subscribers.

[@darcyriopka2738]

😂haha

[@mickeybickeyboston]

Another great review! I said it on Instagram, that I've been waiting for this one. Thank you for always including alternatives to consider. For the LIFE OF ME, I cannot understand why the Honda Accord will not offer a heated steering wheel in the USA. I think that would be my top choice, but no heated steering wheel is a deal breaker! I'm still going between a smaller SUV or sedan. The Cadillac CT5 and XT4 are on my list as well. If you had a budget of 40k, new or lightly used what would be your choice, Cadillac CT5, XT4, Volvo S90, XC60, this Camry or some other option/options? I live in New England, need AWD, would like heated seats, ventilated seats, a heated steering roof and pano roof if possible, although the roof can be a regular sunroof. That's not a deal breaker for me. Thank you! Love you guys and respect your opinions and reviews so much.

[@rogergeyer9851]

It's funny how different people are, re deal breakers. For me, heated seats and steering wheels are nice if the price is right (and if I have NO license fees, etc). But I always have gloves in my winter coat pocket. For me a deal breaker is having to go to the dealer for service, as seems to be the case for MANY BEV's. So the hybrid seems optimal plus at a low price point, sipping fuel, and I don't drive lots of miles anyway.

[@mickeybickeyboston]

@@rogergeyer9851 , after driving my husband's truck with a heated steering wheel, there's no way I would buy anything that didn't have one going forward.

[@dougklanecky9800]

Do you have a release date for the Signia Information from your test drive?

[@Motormouth...]

June 6th

[@mlap1316]

Hey guys. Good review like usual. Since you quote prices in USD and CND s it possible you can quote MPG in imperial gallon for Canadian drivers? Maybe a question for your Coffee Questions and Cars episode? For example 5.1 liters per 100 klm is 55.39 miles per imperial gallon...Yes/no? By the way I'm currently getting 5.2 liters per 100 klm's with my 2023 Venza in the city. That's not using eco mode and a lot of times using sport mode. I have learned a few tricks to get the best mileage out of my hybrid but consider myself an average driver, not slow or super aggressive. Previously owned a Rav4 Hybrid as well. Some tricks are how you use the climate control and even cruise control at say 80 KPH. I find using cruise at that speed it won't go into EV mode. At highway speeds it won't go into EV mode that's why usually a hybrid is better in the city. Interesting to see the Camry getting the same at highway speeds, very impressive. PS...I don't get near 5.2 in the winter but all vehicles loose a fair bit in the winter and even EV's loose a lot of range in the winter.😉

[@rogergeyer9851]

You're ON the INTERNET. So you can't do a simple imperial gallon conversion, given you're concerned about CANADA? Really? I googled it in 10 seconds to type it in and get a LOT of consistent hits. An imperial gallon is 1.2 US gallons (VERY close to that). They don't seem to teach a LOT of things in modern schooling.

[@msalvag]

With the price of gas these days, we need to get back into sedans vs SUVs. The SUV phenomenon is unique to NA and doesn't exist in Europe.

[@rogergeyer9851]

That and climate change. It will take decades to get BEV's and their supporting infrastructure to where everyone has one. So until then, the BIG and CHEAP bang for the buck is having hybrids so good that the VAST majority will chose them over regular ICE's and knock a huge chunk of gasoline burning off very quickly.

[@BenScott1988]

Totally agree with Zach on no LE model. That's a miss by Toyota. Having a base hybrid midsize sedan around the 31-32k CAN mark would be appealing for alot of Canadians, especially now that RAV4's are starting in the mid 30's!

[@z1az285]

does the 2025 Camry have regenerative braking? Toyota nailed the specs. absolutely phenomenal

[@foxlake6750]

As far as I know….yes

[@z1az285]

@@foxlake6750 thanks 👍

[@peterkauss5852]

If it is hybrid, then it has regenerative braking.

[@z1az285]

@@peterkauss5852 Sure, i know the past Toyota hybrids had it. was not sure for this model, and no, not all hybrids have Regen braking

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@z1az285: Toyota hybrids do. And it makes little sense not to, though some failed hybrid systems were pretty BAD.

[@SourSteve9]

Is the 9 speaker jbl sound system the exact same as the 2024 model? Aka terrible.

[@Offensively-normal]

Tried to take advantage of end of month sales. I found a recently purchased dealership in the California desert that promised no funny business. They quoted me a price and stuck to it. But I could not swing the payment. I had my boundaries and was not going to budge. The trade in was a couple grand less than I wanted. Get this. They split the difference on the trade. Discounted the MSRP by $2,450. I got it.

[@patone2184]

Hoping to buy in 2050

[@frazergeno4557]

So soon? Don't rush into something that makes common sense.

[@hollitodd7138]

Really nice car. Any word on Lexus updating the ES? This hybrid engine has more HP than the 2024 model hybrid for the ES.

[@camerdriver]

I like that the fact it's guieter. Outgoing model had a loud engine under acceleration.

[@wulongchai]

curious on what you rate higher on new Sonata hybrid or Camry hybrid?

[@ongeeargos3621]

No need to get a new one I’m still driving my god’ol camry and loving it!

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

That base model looks very interesting to me think I'm gonna get one next year

[@cristiankarlo]

Andrea was just casually talking while driving then switched seats with Zach in a split second, I thought I missed some parts on the video as they usually switch after questions, coffee and cars segment. Smooth transition though 👌

[@andreaspencer9813]

Yes you are right...lol! We just didn't have time for Questions, Coffee and Cars on this trip but we will always try to do that segment if we can. We love it!

[@cristiankarlo]

@@andreaspencer9813 amazing review 👏 as always ❤️

[@andreaspencer9813]

@@cristiankarlo Thank you, we really appreciate that.

[@remiguertin6474]

The fuel consumption is simply incredible - I would buy this car!

[@Mrtellitlikeitis]

Why? Do u really need a hybrid?

[@remiguertin6474]

@@Mrtellitlikeitis I drive an Acura RDX, which meets my needs to drive to Florida. Next car will most likely be a hybrid...

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@Mrtellitlikeitis: Are you a science denier? Or just love wasting money burning gasoline needlessly? Given the small price premium on Toyota HEV's vs. the pure ICE's, the wonderful mileage on the HEV's makes them a NO Brainer, just on economics. (Real world, with all the traffic lights, my 2017 Camry only gets 20 city mpg). Gasoline is EXPENSIVE over time. Then you add in the FACT of worsening AGW, and how do you NOT want a hybrid (I understand that BEV's aren't ready for prime time for many, and aren't in high enough production or with good enough charging infrastructure for quite a while yet, overall).

[@DalSingh7775]

I really wish Toyota would offer memory seats on the XSE trim. Love the look of the XSE, but with no memory seat function, that is a deal breaker when you have a family of three drivers.

[@EnlightenedRogue]

20 years ago, I’d buy the Camry but I’m getting old , want the Lexus NX or RX.

[@rogergeyer9851]

As if being old matters. I'm a senior citizen and a base Camry is more than I need.

[@weiwang991]

so XLE is the top trim in the Canada but XSE is the top dog in the US?

[@satishpatil1260]

Will it be available in plugin

[@andreaspencer9813]

Just a hybrid at this time but who knows what the future holds with Toyota.

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@andreaspencer9813: It may depend on how other Toyota Plugin Hybrid models sell. Like Prius Prime or Rav4 Prime.

[@robertsparks7244]

Would like to know the maintenance and longevity of the e cvt

[@jsfbay1]

Looks great! Do I have this right, that this car has the 5th gen hybrid system and a heads up display, but the Crown Signia uses the 4th gen and doesn't offer a heads up display? If true, I don't get it as I thought Crown was supposed to be a more premium vehicle...? Also, where is the new Lexus ES???

[@mannythegoodguy]

Wish Toyota had the hybrid max engine with automatic transmission in Camry. Not loving the CVT transmission

[@landonlewsaw1762]

Sounds like the same powertrain as the Sienna, which is amazing.

[@Slim1986]

This will continue to sell like crazy!!

[@davidjym]

especially when gas prices are going up again. People running away from SUVs..

[@scottrandell4281]

When going 10MPH below the speed limit due to someone at the front of a line of cars, it's almost a sure thing it's someone in a Camry or any Buick.

[@rogergeyer9851]

And the earth is flat and the sun rotates around the earth, etc. /s

[@steveengelbrecht7271]

A tan or brown Buick, at that.

[@adamwright9741]

You went straight from saying you had to slouch a little bit in the backseat, but, again, when you mentioned rear room you didn't mention the comparison headroom between Camry and Accord. Let me find out 😊

[@TalismanPHX]

The XLE looks awesome in that teal metallic paint color. Very Lexus like. Speaking of Lexus, any word on an updated ES model? Thanks 👍

[@andreaspencer9813]

No nothing yet, I've had a few people ask me about that.

[@moneeehoneee6890]

Does this Camry ride as smooth & quiet as the Lexus ES 350 Hybrid? Thx

[@bradleygrover1138]

great video. Too bad in AZ they local dealers wont get AWD. Another reason they should offer factory builds.

[@dgilroy26]

The XLE microfiber looks like it will stain or wear out. What do you think?

[@walkingwithheather]

Looks good. Not too crazy about a hybrid and I noticed that there doesn't seem to be a place for the front license plate. Has it been designed to only allow the plate on the back.

[@alvinsimba734]

The car looks better without a license plate at the front

[@rogergeyer9851]

@@alvinsimba734: As do all cars. But some jurisdictions mandate a front plate.

[@louism8217]

Have to admit I would go for the XSE AWD

[@rogergeyer9851]

If you're willing to spend the money, enjoy the car. Clearly, lots of people are. For me, with modern cars, the BASE models are really nice re features.

[@louism8217]

@rogergeyer9851 I usually get something midline. Top of the line is often too expensive.

[@vikramjeetsinghbajwa9962]

Hey ...what is your value for money trim for this new Toyota Camry??

[@andreaspencer9813]

The SE Upgrade trim whether its FWD or AWD others a lot of value. The top XSE and XLE trims have many of the extra features but if you are looking for a well priced Camry that comes nicely equipped, the SE Upgrade is a good one.

[@riceburner4747]

I definitely l8ke thr supersonic red/nite shade! I ESPECIALLY like the xSe and NOT the xLe. And I'm an old man (71yrs old). Great analysis.👍 PS. I'd probably "blacken" the grille.😉

[@5433D]

Are the wheels factory equipment?

[@rromancunard]

🙏🏼Thanks for share, good innovations but in my personal likes the model of 2006 to 2012 was a good new elegant design also model of the years 2017 to 2024. Actually for me Honda Accord always realize very elegants at the same time sophisticated models .

[@rogergeyer9851]

I presume you mean elegance?

[@lloydzufelt7514]

Please do a show on vehicles for handicap

[@youknowmelikethat]

Do you know when will be able for Spain?

[@minhkha3382]

Liked the old style taillights, but this one is fine too.

[@garethdavies1779]

Did I get that right- Is an accord hybrid near $10,000 more?!?