The 2025 Toyota Camry LE is an Attainable Home Run!

[@C11raider]

"...he might even have his own Netflix subscription!" Implying they're freeloading now. Got a great laugh!

[@michael50861]

It’s good value for this size, mpg, and reliability. Good review btw 👍🏻

[@vlj1133]

Six real-world benefits of those 16" wheels with 205-65-16 tires: 1. Far superior fuel mileage. 2. Much less tire noise inside the cabin. 3. Noticeably plusher ride. 4. More rim protection against potholes. 5. Signficantly cheaper tire replacement cost. 6. Lighter weight. Add those benefits to the LE, and you end up with the plushest riding, quietest, most fuel efficient Camry available, and the most fuel efficient midside vehicle in America, period. Surprisingly enough, the LE is also the fastest of the four current Camry trims. While the XLE and XSE come standard with acoustic side windows along with an acoustic front windshield (also standard on the LE and SE), the additional tire noise from their 18" (XLE) and 19" (XSE), wider, lower profile tires means they both have more tire noise and a harsher ride compared to the LE. Skip the moonroof option on the LE (further reducing wind noise while also eliminating the moonroof's small buzzes, squeaks, and rattles), add the Convenience Package (power seat with adjustable lumbar, Smart Key System, auto-dimming rearview mirror with Homelink), and the Cold Weather Package (heated front seats and leather-wrapped heated steering wheel), and you have the best overall value in our current automotive market. Also, because the LE is the simplest, least complicated Camry, it will almost certainly prove to be the most reliable Camry, with the lowest overall running costs.

[@Mgoblagulkablong]

I Agree. Also lighter weight = better acceleration and less wear&tear on suspension

[@mkadair]

Great report! I am seriously thinking about buying one of these.

[@Realistick]

Thanks, it's hard for me to think of a better car to put miles on. I'll be seriously considering one too when I can afford another car!

[@genzigzag]

I can't remember if any women swooned over me because I could do my taxes😂 Maybe I need to buy a Camry LE

[@Realistick]

It's the wing-man you want in dark times

[@genzigzag]

😂​@@Realistick

[@oneblach]

What? No chrome anywhere on a base segment? Does that mean I don’t have to pay extra to get rid of chrome trim? Oh the humanity!

[@GenXtra65]

Well written well done

[@Toyeboy89]

I'd get a base model Corolla hybrid over this to save thousands.

[@normaninsandiego7061]

The 2025 Camry is a very nice-looking car. Which would you recommend, Subaru Crosstrek base or a Camry LE? Great review as always.

[@Toyeboy89]

Camry but I'm a Toyota fanboy

[@normaninsandiego7061]

@@Toyeboy89 Same here.

[@fightnight14]

It's hard to choose between this or a Civic Hybrid hatch.

[@ishmamrahman877]

Le looks ugly if i am spending the money better spend 2k more for se. SE looks much better and when you sell it you will get better resale value.

[@FATmenDRIVEtrucks]

Also comes with a 5 mpg penality for $2300 but agree

[@ishmamrahman877]

@FATmenDRIVEtrucks still the 50mpg is good enough. I drive a 2024 mazda3 it surprises me how efficient it is compared to my old VW. The camry is almost twice as efficient so the SE will still get excellent mpgs

[@5serieslover]

Powered cloth seats and 16 inch wheel ride quality. I prefer the LE

[@Toyeboy89]

Why would you car about resale it should last 20 years.

[@fightnight14]

Unless you get it in white it matches fairly well. That extra 2 mpg difference can add up in time