The New 2025 Toyota Camry Is the BEST Camry Yet!

[@1guyin10]

It's nice that you can get that kind of fuel mileage in a Camry. It's a nice option for people for whom an EV won't work and its less expensive than an EV. A very viable alternative.

[@MrRaitzi]

Most importantly it is reliable and good reputation on used market when you eventually change it for something.

[@Spawn223311]

And value retention

[@BobbyDigital_TheCode]

My sentiments exactly

[@marcelpatel9017]

Still driving my 2005 Camry. Solid as a tank. Leather interior is near perfect with over 350,000 kms. Still get 28 city & 32 hwy MPG. 70 Liter gas tank. Toronto, Canada

[@bgaviator]

My ‘05 has 300,000 miles ❤️

[@grimacemcccheese]

if I didn't need the boxy cargo area and higher seat height of an SUV, I'd actually consider the Camry for my next car!

[@MrSelvin78]

2005 ?..that's why..that time all were good..even Honda was good...I regret getting 2012 Camry as from that time Toyota started focussing on cost cutting only..it is evident with all redesigned models from that time

[@JUDE6995]

Yeah that's why I traded that Camry for a 2014 Camry SE solid car

[@magnavoxfifty]

Yup and no turbo to wear the engine out quicker.

[@stevea3936]

Make sedans great again. Good looking car.

[@robertusa1234]

This is why Ford and Chevy can’t sell cars you cannot improve on perfection of the Toyota Camry, and Honda Accord. There’s a reason you never see these cars advertised they don’t have to.

[@MickeyR6]

Toyota & Honda are far from perfection

[@erics3527]

@@MickeyR6 True but closer than the competition

[@johnkonde1975]

The fact that Toyota has done their engineering magic and made the 2025 Camry Hybrid braking feel feel like a normal gasoline car's braking feel is fantastic! wow now I gotta buy a 2025 Camry!

[@njnikusha]

To be fair ford and chevy never even tried. Fusion was a great car and ford completely starved it to death

[@brandononbrand]

and funny how Camry is now the "fun" or "stylish" option versus the Accord... Accord used to be the driver's choice of the two

[@Danzilly]

Camrys are the best bang for the buck. Run for ever!

[@FM-gv7sb]

Used to be anyway. We shall see with this model.

[@dillonh321]

@@FM-gv7sb Hybrid Camrys of the past always did as well I’ve seen some used as taxis with 400k miles.

[@cartopia6161]

or Corolla

[@johnkonde1975]

The only reason I didn't buy a hybrid earlier was because I heard the hybrid braking feel is weird and spongy and grabby. Now that it feels normal in the 2025 Camry Hybrid, I'm buying it!

[@packerbacker69]

​@@johnkonde1975 I had a 2023 Corolla Hybrid that I drove for 8200 miles. There was absolutely no problem with the braking.

[@Shambles7698]

Reliable, beautiful design. What not to like it's a great Toyota

[@davidhusband5022]

beautiful? are you blind?

[@jackscalibur]

@@davidhusband5022 Terrible take.

[@imdone1967]

That front is hideous 😂

[@andrewgus8763]

Looks like a Kia or Hyundai airport rental. They really went too far with the front end.

[@rembo183]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder!😊

[@lawrenceralph7481]

Best all purpose vehicle on the road.

[@SuperEliasTM]

I drive a 23 Camry Hybrid LE. Gets 50 mpg and about 38mpg to 45mpg in the winter. Paid about $32,000 after a couple add ons ( Heated steering wheel / heated seats and paint protection ) One of the best purchases I've ever made. Super smooth ride, wonderful gas savings and super well built. I'm about 34,000 miles in. The 25 Camry looks like a slick upgrade. I LOVE the look. But that's just it. The 25 Camry gets the same MPG as my 23 Camry. That was one of my main reasons I picked it. The 25 Camry does the same as my 23 Camry, but wow it looks significantly better. What a beauty! There's definitely some other upgrades I like here. But it's not enough to make me trade my car in for this. I absolutely LOVE what Toyota did with this. Hybrids are the way to go FOR NOW. ( In my opinion ) until this battery range issue and charging infrastructure gets sorted out. I must say tho, if they released this new Camry and it got 60 to 70mpg, I absolutely would trade mine in a heartbeat. I could have gotten a Prius to get even better MPG, but the Camry is just more spacious. Great review! Thanks for video. I know I just said a lot, but just thought I'd add to the conversation. 🙂

[@WalterA-b3d]

The enthusiasm the two of you have for what you are doing, car and truck reviews, is genuine. The entire on screen TFL crew members are always a joy to watch. The new Camry is going to reduce demand for the Prius. I really liked the last car, briefly shown, with the red interior.

[@krane15]

No its not. Nobody looking to buy a mid-size car will buy a compact car.

[@OldDood]

Actually, the Corolla hybrid will really reduce demand for the Prius.

[@2004cyrus]

@@krane15damn bro those biceps are cannons!!! Great job you make us young guys look like little girls hahahha

[@davidlusk4350]

😊😊 My 2017 Pearl White xle camry I bought new now has 205k on it, runs and drives and looks like new still. Other THAN OIL CHANGES, 4 sets of tires only 1 set of front brake pads I put on last summer everything else is stock and untouched. It's amazing how it just keeps running smooth as silk. I prefer to drive this over my new 4 runner bulk of the time. Money well saved couldn't go wrong!!!!

[@Rumpleforeskin29]

200k on 2017 is crazy

[@davidlusk4350]

​@@Rumpleforeskin29 lol 75 miles one way to my office, I roll !! 🤣

[@10tenman10]

I have a 2015 XSE. Only 108k moles but literally no issues with it so far. Drives nicely.

[@davidlusk4350]

​@@10tenman10easily over 100k more miles before even stress about repairs. Enjoy the savings

[@edturner2344]

2016 XLE with 120,000 miles. Still runs like new

[@darylhurlbut3473]

Camry and Accord are keeping the sedans alive! Hello Ford and Chevy, look at all the market share you are missing out on. Japanese sedans forever!!!

[@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

[@dabiri69]

You copied someone else’s comment from another video

[@planefan5812]

@@dabiri69This comment is on every video of these now lol

[@MrRaitzi]

Yeah. Made sure on my Rav4 prime to get 18 and not 19.

[@whymaniawhy]

Giant rims on regular cars is one of the dumbest trends - and that's saying a lot, as we have some dumb trends (see SUVs and Crossovers).

[@10tenman10]

Even if copied, he's right. Big rims-small tires make the ride harsher and bumpier.

[@keith6371]

Toyota ecvt isn’t a cvt in the traditional sense, it is a planetary gear system

[@0my]

Where can people learn technical details on that?

[@corkeymonster]

@@0my KZbin.

[@2004cyrus]

Gross still don’t want it.

[@DaleWilly]

Will sell like absolute hotcakes, best in class sedan

[@davidhusband5022]

lol

[@junior17medval]

Facts!!

[@Georgewashington-o7m]

Will sell like hotcakes

[@mrgurulittle7000]

Definitely. I mean, haters are still gonna hate, but this is the best looking, best driving, best technology, and best value packaged mid size sedan on the market now. Can’t beat that.

[@MyLifeIsLegendary982vd3vl]

@@mrgurulittle7000 you are right my friend .

[@davidhusband5022]

if you have no taste maybe.

[@Carfan678]

@@mrgurulittle7000 honda accord and kia k5 look so much better

[@Realwessharpe]

No it won't. Sedans don't sell anymore, the Accord is getting its ass kicked by the Subaru Crosstrek in sales

[@mattlimberg5763]

Personally, I would take the Prius because of the hatch. But if I were doing 1-3 people on long road trips all the time, I would imagine the Camry would be better suited, larger cars do tend to cruise better.

[@TheCapn23]

Absolutely

[@MB-jz3uu]

Better crash safety in the camry. Just based off it being a longer and wider car

[@whymaniawhy]

Exactly - I wish they would make this a hatch/liftback. Even better a proper wagon without lifting it or making it too bulbous.

[@MB-jz3uu]

@whymaniawhy the hatch decreases the structural rigidity. Sedans are fun because of how solid they feel. I almost never carry anything larger than a huge haul from the grocery store. The new prius barely has any added cargo room compared to this, even with its hatchback design because it's so much shorter and especially with the more slopping design. A wagon would be nice, but everyone loves their ground clearance for some reason these day.

[@whymaniawhy]

@@MB-jz3uu That's 40 year old thinking on the rigidity issue. Plenty of extremely sporty wagons and 4 door hatches out there where nobody is claiming a lack of structural rigidity - see Porsche Panamera. Not that the Camry target market is obsessing over this, LMAO. Good for you for not wanting space. It's hard to escape the conclusion that Toyota wants to push you into one of their crossovers if you want that space. The Prius is a hatch, but has lost a lot of its interior space. The Corolla is available as a hatch - but not if you want the hybrid AWD that isn't the lifted and cladded Corolla Cross.

[@mrgurulittle7000]

Beautiful car. It’s almost as elegant as the Crown and better in some instances.

[@enriqueb4412]

The Crown is hideous.

[@mrgurulittle7000]

@@enriqueb4412First of all, which Crown are you talking about?

[@enriqueb4412]

@@mrgurulittle7000 The one that you are talking about.

[@mrgurulittle7000]

@@enriqueb4412The Crown sedan? That thing is elegant as hell. I’m not talking about the Crown as in the crossover sedan.

[@100M2B]

FYI, the above 50 mpg is not new for Camry. The current 8th Gen 2024 base Camry LE Hybrid already does 51/53/52 mpg.

[@MyViewToronto]

Roman is wrong at 1:37. Compact and mid-sized sedans are making a come back because of fuel prices and higher insurance. SUV's/Trucks are getting way too expensive to maintain and thus all small to mid-size sedans are going to sell more than SUV's. All other car makers who dropped their sedans are going to be in a world of hurt. Ford, GM, etc.

[@dad242]

These guys are easily the best in the business. They make it fun to watch & learn. Always entertaining.

[@markcoopers1930]

Tired of hearing "sedans are dead". By that logic sports cars, coupes, and "compact trucks" died in 2011, minivans in 2018, and no manufacturer should bother making any more. Everything is cyclical. Sedans /hatchbacks/ wagons still sell a ton, and that market share percentage has actually increased over the past year. They're cheaper to own and operate than the CUVs and SUVs with the same amount of seats, far better looks and proportions, and have better handling from a lower center of gravity. Objectively better in many ways. In this economy where people are cost conscious all it takes is for people to take a real hard look and realize they don't need to spend a premium on completely unused cargo space, unused seating, towing, and ground clearance.

[@Christdeliverme]

Pretty much the only thing you can buy are CUVs it's so obnoxious - to me anyway.

[@markhu7454]

how does it compare to Accord hybrid touring?

[@lescobrandon3047]

Not long ago, I bought an XLE AWD and love it since I figured out the numerous settings. It replaced my 2006 Avalon LTD but I omitted the opening rooftop. That gave me more headroom as I am over 6 ft. It is of metallic white like the old one.

[@brianhurley8617]

Toyota is on fire! They are laughing at the other car companies losing $$ building electric cars nobody wants.

[@ML-lg4ky]

This is so much nicer looking than the accord.

[@richardmichael59]

In your opinion.

[@jeffreyfurtado3681]

Hi TFL, you did not mention it is a 5th generation hybrid. Also, I must say that the interior looks more upscale. Camry is still selling around 300k in the USA and about 600k globally. Of course, COVID supply shortages have caused sales delays and Toyota waited 7 years to come out with gen 9. Almost forgot Toyota Camry is extremely reliable.

[@richardmichael59]

Cleaning between all that honeycomb grill will be a pain the ass.

[@rembo183]

My first Toyota and I can see why there’s so many on the road. Smooth riding comfortable car and has the reputation of reliability. Plus the new one looks great in my opinion. Very affordable too!

[@mahbuburbhuiyan7767]

Prius level mpg and bro the car looks great, I’m definitely getting it

[@richardmichael59]

How long does the battery last and how much to replace it? Ever had a pano roof break? Better have “full” glass insurance coverage.

[@michaelphan4]

I don't like the trend with all these screens. Aren't people tired of looking at screens all day (e.g. computer, smartphone)? now we have to look at screens to drive.

[@krane15]

Yes. Funny, the cops ticket people for texting but we (as well as them) all have huge screens in our cars. Go figure.

[@Magnus_Magnusson_702]

Yes! Ford and Chevy made a HUGE mistake by eliminating sedans! I didn't care so much for any GM sedans but owned a 2018 Ford Focus Titanium sedan for a brief period and absolutely LOVED IT! Great audio system, sunroof, keyless entry, automated parking, blind spot alerts in the side mirrors, lane keeping assistance, leather, 18" wheels, heated seats and wheel...it literally was a VERY LUXURIOUS small car and was strangely quick too! The 2.0L Ti-VCT engine was at least a second or more faster to 60 than a friend of mines 2018 Chevy Cruze w/ the 1.4L turbo which surprised me. I couldn't imagine what Ford could have come up with for future sedans being that one I had was so nice! Unfortunately, they decided to stop making sedans as they thought everyone wants a crossover or SUV, neither which interest me at all. I suppose it is what it is.

[@bradleymeyer9775]

They changed the wiper blade attachments, the old Camrys like my 2015, have a J-Hook like wiper arm and blade attachments. Now they use a clip like wiper arm and blade attachment kinda like on luxury cars and most European cars.

[@milfordcivic6755]

I looked at a 2024 Camry, Accord and Ridgeline. I went for the Ridgeline, it's got a V-6. I didn't want a turbo or hybrid.

[@dannybishop68]

Looks more like a strong refresh not a full on redesign.

[@charlieherring8458]

Toyota is on a roll lately.

[@phhh3849]

The infotainment is integrated to the dash. Nice.

[@ericfan9149]

Yeah, looks good. I hate the stuck on iPad look.

[@adner2020]

Best car hands down! The design is amazing!

[@andrewgus8763]

They ruined the front end. Copied Kia and Hyundai.

[@28naveenator27van]

​@@andrewgus8763hyundai sonata Catfish forever. Japan bad. Korea good.

[@tipp55]

Well done Toyota for not putting a big ugly laptop screen sticking up on the dash like so many other car makers. This screen is nicely integrated into the dashboard and maintains a nice clear view on top. Nice car.

[@darklyte24]

Are the head rests soft or hard, and fuel tank size?

[@Philip__LXXMCCCXC]

Updated interior is all we really needed, but overall it looks great

[@videogazer801]

This Camry looks hot, especially with awd, and priced very well.

[@jml9550]

Exactly. What a bargain full loaded at $42K. A RAV4 limited hybrid is $44k and no way it is as refined as this new Camry

[@videogazer801]

@@jml9550 This new Camry is a $60k car priced for $40k

[@blu_is500]

By the numbers, can one say the sedans are going the way of the Dodo? I think 200K+ units sold in a year counters the assertion. I think Toyota knows what they’re doing, by offering something for everyone! 😜 Thank for posting!

[@WilfredCruz]

About to be Motor Trend Car of the Year

[@grimacemcccheese]

not being all new could be a HUGE plus for a buyer looking for a reliable new car. Reusing platforms and parts that they've already had 5 years to refine and fix means fewer things to go wrong. Means more parts are already available on the market for faster, more affordable repairs. This could be one of the most reliable Camry generations in the past few decades.

[@rogerj412]

I like the red and black interion. I'm sure the exterior design will grow on me over time.

[@bradleymeyer9775]

I love how it has Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. My 2015 Camry doesn’t have that. And a Hybrid with AWD is nice to have.

[@TheMajorLeagueGinger]

Even my 2018 Lexus doesn't have it, they didn't make it standard until I think 2020 even in Lexus land. I gotta buy an aftermarket kit to get AO/CP 😢

[@danielmcneill13]

Really liked the interview with the engineer. lots of good info straight from the horses mouth. May have missed it, but does the transmission have a 1st gear "launch gear" separate from the CVT ?

[@toytech5201]

Toyota's ECVT does not have a belt. It has two electric motors and the gas engine connected to a planetary gear. Basically it's a direct gear drive.

[@danielmcneill13]

@@toytech5201 Thanks !! Totally different from the early CVT's I guess. The various reviewers seem to like it.

[@TheMajorLeagueGinger]

I've never seen many talk about the eCVT. When people talk cvt it's always about a belt with 2 pulleys, and then I heard about Toyota doing a launch gear for a little bit to help torque and lessen wear on the cvt belt

[@rightlanehog3151]

Roman and Andre, Let's hope Toyota's battery production has risen to the level to meet demand for the 100% Hybrid Camry as well as all the other existing models. 🤞🤞🤞🤞

[@seymorefact4333]

I'M an American and would love the US market sell BYD NIo XPENG etc! The tech innovation on Chinese evs is advance and affordable at $30k. The BYD Seagull $11k. vs US $70K. But, our protectionist US regime w/ fake capitalism is to scared of competition. Hurts consumers.

[@tyrecarmon20]

Not going to lie, I have a 22 Camry TRD. If i didnt have a camry, i would definitely get the XSE version of the new camry. Love the interior and I love the MPG

[@TFLcar]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@tyrecarmon20]

@@TFLcar np!! Love the blue on the car

[@Nightshade1881]

I still have my first car and 08 Camry and I think it’s time I finally upgrade But man I’ve been wanting a Camry TRD 2021/24 model But I’ve also been waiting to see how the 2025 models are. But I’m definitely loving the look of the older model especially the TRD What do you think? Should I get a used TRD or go for these new hybrid models 🤔im 38 and after having a basic LE for so many years I do kkkda want something that looks sporty with some power But I know those TRds lack in interior tech But hell anything with a basic infotainment is better than my 08 Camry that has no technology.

[@tyrecarmon20]

@Nightshade1881 honestly it depends on your preferences. I'm not really a fancy tech guy so my Camry TRD fits me perfectly. But if you do want one with all the bells and whistles, I go for the newer model camry. If I didnt have a camry now, I wouldve bought the new ones myself tbh lol

[@kingpin3919]

Great review fellas

[@TFLcar]

Thank you for watching. Appreciate it.

[@dujuanlove6935]

Can I ask you a question? When's the new Lexus ES coming out because I know the Toyota Camry and the Lexus ES are on the same platform, please find out what's going on with the new Lexus ES🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@jml9550]

Same here. Waiting for the hybrid version to replace my 17 ES350. Just bought my wife a new NX350h, our first hybrid and loves it.

[@dujuanlove6935]

@jml9550 Yeah, I want to get one with the hybrid. What's the F Sport package? Hopefully, Lexus does the same thing that Toyota does.

[@jml9550]

@@dujuanlove6935 F sport package is a sportier handling and appearance package. I think Lexus will put the Turbo 4 as the standard ES350 and continue to offer hybrid as the ES300h.

[@gilbrook]

I’m ready to buy a 2025 Camry LE with moonroof. Unfortunately none available w/moonroof like Ocean Gem LE in this video. What’s this all about. I can build w/moonroof on-line, but not being produced at Kentucky plant?

[@airforceone6523]

What color would you get ? This blue is awesome. Metal grey? Black? Red? White?

[@kbarrett1844]

The Sedan is Dead. Long Live The Sedan! - An SUV is not for everyone. Toyota knows this and their attention to detail in this refresh demonstrates that.

[@tylersrubar6451]

Heated steering wheel button is the center one on the center panel. You turned on and lower without noticing lol

[@Christdeliverme]

So we dont really ever get major cost of living improvements overtime. So one could predict youre going to need a 45+ MPG vehicle to approximate the same fuel costs today in mid 20 MPG vehicles. So i suppose we can expect 6-7$/gallon prices in the next few years or less.

[@こいち-b8t]

That's a very good review. The design of the new Camry has changed significantly, but I think it's good. However, I think the space in the back seat is a little small. The 2.5-liter 4-cylinder hybrid uses Toyota's latest generation hybrid system, which I think provides powerful driving and excellent fuel efficiency.

[@pcihector]

Do you guys thought about Ike Gauntlet hybrids? Maybe PHEV? Looking forward for Prius Prime Ike Gauntlet test.

[@TFLcar]

We tried a car Ike Gauntlet a long time ago, and it was not popular. Also, the Prius does not tow much...

[@lesliesummey5880]

Thank you guys for the review. Very interesting. I've been looking around on the Toyota website and some local dealerships and none of them have Reservoir Blue. That's my favorite color. Is it only available in certain areas? I live in North Carolina.

[@dmegahan]

Look at Andre with his smart sunglasses. I think that’s how he “remembers” all the stats. Lol

[@christopherwaits7852]

Looks good in the Reservoir Blue

[@jorgezepeda2461]

I see the Signia in the back there. Did you get to drive them too?

[@techups3082]

Any info on 2025 Rav4? when to expect?

[@krane15]

Quarter four 2024.

[@maratmuftahov7716]

Hi Roman and Andrey. Thank u for the nice review of a new Camry. Never heard of that saying you mentioned on 17:33 though i live in Russia. I liked the two-tone coloured body but the red interior is not the one i would choose to buy.

[@wilchambers1401]

The place you lay your leg against when driving is it hard plastic or a soft padding?

[@darthenx2585]

Missed opportunity by not asking Mark about the lack of the TRD trim. 😮

[@myusrn]

will this be the basis for the 2025 lexus es300h or will it derive from the new toyota crown?

[@matthewhuszarik4173]

Safety Sence 3.0 is a killer sales advantage. I won’t buy a car without it or an equivalent.

[@0my]

This has a 2.5. that surprising with a hybrid. Was expecting 2.0 or less. VW has 1.8 turbos

[@matthewhuszarik4173]

@@0my Naturally aspirated Atkin cycle engines has been Toyota’s recipe for its efficiency focused hybrids for a while. Examples being the Prius, Corolla, Camry, Sienna, Highlander, and others. For their power focused hybrids they have started using turbocharged engines. Examples being the Tundra, Sequoia, Land Cruiser, Tacoma, and others. At couple models only come hybrid, but they offer both an efficient and performance version like the Crown and Grand Highlander.

[@DomsGameRoom]

If they put the iforcemax from the crown in it and label it trd I’m all over it

[@MyLifeIsLegendary982vd3vl]

Something Toyota might do and possibly not unthinkable

[@singular9]

@@MyLifeIsLegendary982vd3vl Already been confirmed in japan.

[@MyLifeIsLegendary982vd3vl]

@@singular9 that would be a great addition.

[@romeolongoria8730]

I didn’t know iforce came on crown

[@ArnoldTriyudho]

GR Camry then??

[@Offshore1977]

The problem is automakers make the rear window so raked that it decreases headroom. This is the same for 3rd rows in CUV’s.

[@davec3568]

I've watched 3 Camry reviews and NOT ONE explains the difference in trim levels or which ones are "sport" models...

[@windexfighter77]

SE and XSE are the sporty models and both have the honeycomb-ish grilles. LE is your bare bones with cloth seats and smart key is not standard, but an option on that trim. XLE is similar to XSE (as far as interior standard options) but has the less sporty front end with the horizontal grille and I believe has some fancy diamond stitched material on the dash (but don’t quote me on that) AWD can be had in every trim level. Just some of the basics, but I hope that helps for now.

[@krane15]

Is that a compliment? Since they just did. Only 3? Watch more reviews.

[@leftwingersareweak]

"I don't know about the cow...no." 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[@jeffhaddox2239]

Much better styling than the current Accord.

[@APS_Inc]

It's so weird to see all of these Camry videos using the road I drive on every day. Kinda neat Toyota picked this location to showcase the car but I wonder what exactly they were trying to show off here?

[@faisal6232]

how to add a subwoofer on this?

[@rwgarchia5187]

i can smell the $10k markups already

[@krane15]

First, tell Toyota. Second, servers you right if you pay it.

[@rsdouglass4]

they’re out and there are zero markups

[@entertainmentinternational1087]

I ordered 1. 31300 se model...

[@brandononbrand]

can I get an XSE with the 18" wheels and WITHOUT the black spoiler?

[@benrhoads6406]

look at all that variety......Toyota doin it right.👍

[@whymaniawhy]

All they need to do is make it a liftback and they could take my money. Frustratingly - the only options from Toyota on this are: 1) Prius (looks cool but no longer has the amazing storage it used to have) 2) Corolla cross or some other crossover. I'm so exhausted by the lack of choice and the complete and total takeover of our streets by crossovers.

[@lexbraxman9270]

Sad these are built in America and not Japan. Are there any specific trims that are build in Japan?

[@fightnight14]

The reservoir blue is beautiful! But I'm confused whether that or ocean gem

[@BestDraftClass]

That car is huge looking; like a Lincoln town car from back in the day

[@matthewhuszarik4173]

You obviously have never actually have been in a Lincoln Town Car if you think they are close in size.

[@BestDraftClass]

@@matthewhuszarik4173 looks close to me!

[@matthewhuszarik4173]

@@BestDraftClass My best friend always had new Lincoln town cars back in the 70’s and 80’s. The back seat was over two feet between the back seat and the front seats. You could easily sit four abreast in the back seat with more room that three abreast in a Camry. A foot print closer to the size of a full size pick up (F-150 length from 17.4’ - 20.8’) than a mid sized sedan. A 5000# car that was 19.5’ long with a 10.5’ wheel base in 78. A Camry in 23 is 3600# and 16’ long with a 9.3’ wheel base.

[@philipphanslovsky5101]

We were looking to replace our 2008 Accord and thought of just buying a new Accord. But the headroom in the new Accord is a joke. Will look at the Camry this week (and also at the Crown)

[@wlr1589]

Quit wining about volume knobs, people use the steering wheel controls for volume.

[@notsodelusional]

Hard disagree.

[@krane15]

@@notsodelusional As do I. Its ridiculous. Not to mention, passengers use the radio controls too.

[@Offshore1977]

That’s a hard disagree

[@HaroldCombs]

Only complaint I have: they stopped making the Avalon in favor of the Crown. Literal “Toyota, take my money!” situation this spring for me. Instead I’m looking at a used Lexus ES when I’d be perfectly happy with the Avalon brand new.

[@zachlafond2652]

We had a few year old es350..nice car, kind of a boat, 3.5l is silky smooth and actually was pretty quick for an old man car.

[@VAIF19]

You forgot to ask the chief engineer if there will be a TRD version

[@randallsavage3795]

whats the price people are paying?

[@cartopia6161]

Roman, you are wrong about sedans going away. It is larger people like you that like SUVs because it easier for YOU to get into. Sedans are still relevant.

[@cbijames7]

The only thing I see they did differently on the exterior is a pain in the front grill to match the color of the car there's not a whole lot of difference and then the headlights are a little bit more into the hood other than that it looks about the same as a 2020

[@christopherkozal7987]

I love TFL, but The absolute wrong guys to be reviewing this car 😂 this isn’t a 4WD truck or suv, it’s a no nonsense sedan that will sell like crazy for those that still want a sedan.

[@JR-zz4zy]

I think new front and rear ends, plus a new line of motors is enough to justify a next generation... especially the motors. Do you expect a brand new platform every time?

[@myusrn]

When it comes to options, e.g. awd on any trim you like, a dealership told me that's not the case. They said the model trim options and configurations they get are decided by Toyota and not them. In other words you only have selections that reflect what Toyota thinks best matches desires in your region. For San Diego somehow this leads to almost all configurations shipping with black interiors, the worst for a warm climate.

[@thomasassim-ita1787]

What a wonderful new design! Camry is always bringing us something new model year ❤

[@JamesThomas-dn6ee]

It's the same car from the side they just changed the front and back and interior

[@JuaniPodrido]

I wished on the Prius they placed the volume know near the driver side like in this car

[@rembo183]

It’s a car not a work of art and it’s very economical, comfortable ride, and extremely affordable for what you’re getting. Value package!

[@jmaugans73]

The best Camry in my opinion are the 2012 to 2014. Back seat is better and the performance was very good with the V6. I've owned a 2013 and 2014 V6 and loved both. I rented a 2021 and thought it was most definitely a down grade. The SE V6 2013 was a real sleeper.

[@JacobTJ1]

I wish you guys had talked more about the driving Dynamics

[@krane15]

Straight and level. You're welcome.

[@kumudukulasekara6684]

Best color I have ever seen. Looks like a sports sedan from BMW.

[@ivancortez7653]

A Camry Prime would be awesome

[@TFLcar]

We have not heard anything official about the Prime version yet.

[@videogazer801]

Stop making things up, there is no Camry Prime, as the line isn’t made for such purpose. Maybe Camry TRD