The 2025 Toyota Camry XSE AWD Is An All-Weather Hybrid Sedan With Sporty Vibes

[@hellokyle_]

My car was getting detailed and I took an Uber to pick my car up. Guy had a brand new 2025 Camry. Amazing looking car and comfortable.

[@JulezWinnfield]

So, the new Camry is the go-to car for Uber drivers?

[@SF.Automotive]

@@JulezWinnfieldthe Camry has been the go to Uber car for a decade lol

[@CCC-DID]

🤣🤣

[@takusungjung3894]

who ubers a brand new car?lol

[@greggandscotia]

Someone who needs to pay for it 😂​@@takusungjung3894

[@VidOfFriend]

picked mine up yesterday, heavy metal with black xse fully loaded. So amazing

[@joshua9073]

I just got one too. I’m pretty pleased with most of it.

[@michael96701]

it’s so hard to find fully loaded specs in az. I plan to keep the car for 15+ years so I want to get all the features. Did they charge above MSRP?

[@aye3678]

That colour with those wheels looks great.

[@GOD999MODE]

Wheels themselves look pretty awesome.

[@MattCC16Gaming]

There is a heated steering wheel button in the center of the climate panel. It’s also automatic and has two levels which is cool.

[@nb31b]

Was just coming here to say this. I said out loud while watching, “It’s right there” lol

[@In-obscurity-n7j]

I was almost falling asleep in my recliner. When I heard that. I sat up and thought wtf. He should have pointed out how cool it is to have dual control. Guess there's a reason for doing ones homework.

[@cbotten106]

@@In-obscurity-n7j These KZbin guys are run so ragged they seldom are fully informed on features, just saying.

[@Asiansxsymbol]

​@@cbotten106 They're not actual owners, so sometimes they miss some details. 🙄

[@jxmar_]

The XLE has rain sensing wipers and memory seats. Don’t get why the XSE doesn’t have those features if the XSE is supposed to be a sporty version of the XLE. 12:52 there’s a switch for the heated steering wheel next to the fan control.

[@Love2Cruise]

We have to save extra 6 oz. so we can charge more for the "light weight" model!

[@eleanormassaro5195]

I don’t know why they don’t add it on the XSE either

[@volcalstone]

Yeah especially when it was offered in the prior years. It's called them being cheap on features now for profits.

[@TheCobruhAlienat0r]

The way I understand Toyota's model line up is the XLE is the better version of the LE and the XSE is the better version of the SE. LE and XLE is more of the comfort and luxury oriented trim and the SE and XSE is the sport oriented.

[@khakiswag]

XLE is the luxury version so it gets the luxury features

[@mikebingham9700]

$43,000 for a 2025 Toyota Camry XSE. I'll take the Lexus ES350 and call it a day.... The Camry XSE doesn't have rain sensing wipers and memory seats But it does have bad seats....

[@BloodshotEight0]

Have to get the XLE for those 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Bart-dg6qv]

I have a 2024 Camry and I'm pretty happy with it - a cheap, low quality car with a tiny engine and low gas consumption that gets zero attention on the road. What else I could wish...

[@john-p8n2d]

New Camry is much better than Lexus and it’s bigger car Lexus also more expensive for service repairs

[@2GR_XSE]

The Lexus ES 350 starts at $42,000 and it lacks most of the features of the XSE. To get an equivalently loaded lexus its gonna be almost 55k and you don’t even get features like the panoramic sunroof on the Lexus

[@alejandromtb]

That’s before dealer markups and add-ons. My local dealer has the XLE priced between $44,000 and $46,000.

[@TalismanPHX]

Definitely think that the SE trim grade is the best value. The ocean paint color is beautiful.

[@peterjordan2738]

$3K lower than the XLE I believe.

[@blueflameSM]

This would be my next car. Reliable, great MPG, and has good enough passing passing speed. I am interested if Toyota plans on giving their best selling sedan a PHEV or a Hybrid Max power train to replace the TRD/V6 for those who want a little more power. You aren't buying a Camry for it to be a sports car, the interior may not be the most luxurious, but it's modern and very functional.

[@the_alpha1111]

This Camry is a big W

[@GOD999MODE]

Best Camry thus car.

[@kinw5648]

I was so set in getting the XSE with premium plus package, but after test driving the XLE I decided to go with the XSE. The XLE is a bit too floaty for my liking, whereas the XSE seems to give a better controlled ride yet still comfortable. I've only had the XSE for a few weeks and just hit 1,100 miles, I did change out the stock tires for some pirelli p 0 as plus 3 tires. Stock tires seems quite noisy. Overall, great car and glad I went with the XSE over XLE, just looks much better overall. I did test drove the accord prior, I was pretty set on it but can't get past the dull look and just felt so big. The camry definitly drove nicer and has better tech.

[@markbuenafe8178]

how is the road noise on those tires? im also thinking of swapping mine

[@kinw5648]

@@markbuenafe8178 They're okay right now, gotta give them a few hundred miles to break in before they get quieter. I'll update in a week or so =)

[@Lachnellama908]

@@kinw5648 what’s the update?

[@kinw5648]

@@Lachnellama908 Loving every minute with this car. I've hit a little over 2500 miles now and averaging 44-46 mpg. I have added sound deadening materials to the wheel wells and front doors, probably do the rears later, to give it a quieter ride. The car can get quite a bit of road noise on some freeway road surfaces above 70 mph, the sound deadening has lowered it quite a bit now. Very comfortable car to drive and makes my work commute less stressful.

[@User122-qi6md]

I liked the fully loaded XLE better, is more luxurious, while the XSE has a tougher suspension. The black grill on xle is also nicer, vs the one in xse which resembles a laundry basket in certain colors. XLE has memory seats, xse doesn't. Both trims are the top and either one would be nice.

[@JZirn]

Looks even better in person. I think they nailed the design. Probably wouldn’t spec it out to this level though. You can save so much for the same drivetrain

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Im just a sucker for a good v6 in a 4 person sedan or even just a straigbt up 4 banger but the hybrid mpgs bro it gets these cars nearer to motorcycle mpg and we have double the population and we have to double our population again so we need go suck down less gasoline but go farther if everyone wants enough has now ee got gsrbage trucks running on methane and stuff you spread everyone out and we can sustain

[@BIGHAMZA]

Sofyan is bugging out. Those Wheels are Fire ❤‍🔥

[@DRBG444]

Love the review, Sofyan! I had ordered this exact model in Black, however found out that delivery would be the same time as the Crown Signia XLE, which would be only another $2000 more. Going w the Crown Signia for the cargo room but really, really LOVE this new Camry! Thanks for all you do!

[@ZapFlashD]

I think Toyota nailed it with this blue color. I'm already seeing a few of these near me. Maybe I should go for a test drive

[@joshua9073]

Do it

[@CPMUNSEY]

That lower front bumper is hideous. The last gen is a much better looking vehicle imo. The loss of the V6 is tragic as well.

[@rogerh2694]

Aw man, out of all the two tones (except white since I'm not a fan), red & black seems to have the best contrast. I could barely tell this was two tone w/ blue, unless bad lighting.

[@scottanthony3426]

XLE and XSE have laminated glass on the front cabin side windows, which cuts down on noise. (Lower trims do that with windshield only, this has both). XSE (not sure on SE) has a front strut tower brace. The new Camry's all have the 5th Gen hybrid system.

[@joshua9073]

I bought one of these. The seats are better than my 2021 Mazda CX5- Camry seats have been better than I expected based on my test drive.

[@HiHoSilvey]

The seats may be better than your 2021 CX 5 but my 2017 CX 5 has far more comfortable seats than the Camry. I was hugely disappointed because I need the safety features. Now I'm leaning to leasing an Ionic 5 which was very comfortable. Actually, so was the Tesla Y.

[@jonathanlavenski8705]

I have a 25 XSE AWD and I love it, I have zero complaints

[@Jarious03]

43k for a Camry is insane

[@chibbyylol]

of course the top trims arent going to have the best bang for the buck. you can get into the camry for about $30k, sweet spot being somewhere in the middle

[@geraldojohnson7314]

I can't believe this is real life. I have a fully loaded Mazda Cx50 and it was around this price. So for a Toyota sedan to be priced the same is insane. Oh I also had a 2019 Camry Xse and let's just say it wasn't as reliable as people said it would be.

[@fale892]

Go buy a used car buddy. Standard pricing for cars have increased across the board incase you havent notices. 🤦‍♂️ at least with a Toyota you can drive it until youre in your death bed due to old age. Cant say that for some other cars

[@wazgoodjj]

Only dumb people pay full price. You can buy a perfectly good reliable used car. Bought my 08 Accord from my neighbor. No monthly payment 😊

[@markbuenafe8178]

@@wazgoodjj maybe you need a better job cant it just be because they can afford it and want something brand new??

[@sirberticus3815]

Just seeing the MASSIVE front grill stretching from wheel-to-wheel was enough to make me say 'YUK"

[@interstate366]

Can’t believe I had to scroll so far down to find this. That grille is awful.

[@michelebicc6983]

I wish this was available in Western Europe. Toyota sold the pre-facelift version in EU but only in selected market, with limited trim choices and practically without being ever advertised by Toyota, so lot of people just didn’t know it existed. As a result, it sold very poorly and in less than two years it was gone.

[@elthionel]

Great review as always. I'll be the negative comment here saying they're missing the mark with this Camry, despite the excellent drivetrain. Interior looks cheap, size of the car has gotten bloated. As a former ES 350 owner, i gave it up since the car was a giant boat -- there are 3 row SUVs that are shorter than the ES. You can tell the car is being designed and driven by the American market now, its turning into one of the big sedans of the 70s and 80s and is clearly not a halo product for Toyota anymore. Coupled with some bad model years in recent memory, the Camry is living on its previous reputation... and a lack of competition in this space. There are many worse cars out there, but this is a hard pass for me.

[@naveenthemachine]

Hey that’s my job LOL. The 8th gen XSE v6 stomps on this

[@oligi2002]

Thank you for this comment. This camry is empty beauty. 43k for CVT transmission is very hard nah for me

[@AlphaOmega333]

The new Camry XSE with the Premium package has laminate glass on the front two windows and is quieter than the previous gen. I’m very impressed and the ergonomics feel better despite being more of refresh than total redesign.

[@oligi2002]

$43k for a low powered, CVT transmission, with no memory seat, skinny tires, basic brakes, fake vents and loads of plastic??? Stop pushing it, toyota

[@GT3.00]

I’m getting this one for the harsh winter here with some nice winter tires.

[@truthserum5310]

Great review, please do an XLE FWD model to compare ride quality, comfort. I'm most interested in the XLE model. I recently Turo'd an SE AWD model, and drove it 480 miles. Was impressed with it, and the economy, but would really like to test out an XLE model before I buy.

[@omidnamin9004]

the xse not having memory seats as top trim is a deal breaker. constantly having to adjust your seat/mirrors as a family car is insane. also no rear heated seats not even in the xle model

[@SME5724]

lol wow have we gotten lazy

[@omidnamin9004]

@@SME5724 not a question of laziness, rather calling out a manufacturer for cheapening out on options that should be standard on their top of the line trim. they are charging full price premium for it and yet not offering what's to be expected

[@sammydavis991]

Yeah, total deal breaker. Don’t buy the best sedan then, find another one as good as this with a memory seat then. Bye.

[@joshua9073]

I don’t think those are a big deal at all. I bought the XLE 2 weeks ago and never use the memory crap

[@joshua9073]

@@omidnamin9004I got mine for $1610 off MSRP. THEY DIDNT CHEAP OUT ON TECH. I HAVE A PANO ROOF ETC. YOU SOUND MISERABLE

[@Rayan.9se]

Toyota should put the 2.4 Turbo hybrid E-AWD from the Crown in the Camry with extra chassis bracing and bigger brakes, all while removing certain luxury features such as the panoramic roof, leather and power seats (maybe make JBL sound a standalone option) and call it a TRD/GR Sport! Hopefully enough regular camrys get sold in order for Toyota to consider this 😬

[@alexanderdeburdegala4609]

Oh you hit 1m subscribers! Congrats!

[@TimMorgan5150]

Accord owner for 20+ years. This is the exact Camry setup I might consider. / Coming from a 2.0, I would miss my jackrabbit starts. AWD, panoramic, and MPG are my potential offsets. Hmm...

[@porschefanatic1049]

I think the Accord is better executed. I would go with the Accord, the Camry is too busy imo

[@TimMorgan5150]

@@porschefanatic1049 Agreed. Would love the Accord in this color with a pano. I saw one for the Chinese market

[@Userxxx840]

I’d stick with the 2.0 you’ll miss the power. This is not slow, but not fast either.

[@jraheemjefcoat429]

​@@porschefanatic1049 Accord looks like a Ford Taurus Police Interceptor vehicle.

[@joshua9073]

I’ve had both. Current this 2025 Camry and it’s good.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Sofyan, When it comes to top selling family sedans, you don't need to look much farther than the Camry LE AWD. The Camry LE is so prized that Toyota won't risk the wrath of American consumers by exporting a single unit beyond US borders. I suppose the other possibility is that the people running Toyota Canada may just be too greedy to bring the LE to our market when they can make the SE the 'base' grade instead. 🤬

[@joffyjazz]

I might get an LE and just upgrade the wheels later.

[@markhagerman1837]

A thorough, thoughtful review. Nicely done. This will be my next purchase. I just need to decide which trim and color scheme. I’m thinking SE with Heavy Metal and the Boulder interior.

[@desadia]

why is he walking towards us like we have a gun pointed at him and he's trying to calm us down

[@tinhinnh]

$1500 for awd is not expensive, thats the typical price for that option

[@BIGMoodNY]

Is it just me or do the taillights look exactly like the ones on the Accord?

[@ibrahimbashir6634]

Best in class 👑

[@CHATO629]

I Totally Agree. They should have a Light Grey Interior Option. Not Everyone likes the Red Interior, and the Black Interior make it look like a Cave. The Liight Grey gives it more life and stands out inside.

[@joshua9073]

They do offer light gray. I bought it. Look up photos, there is a white stripe with it.

[@JW-vi2nh]

The light gray interior option for the 25 Camry is called "Boulder." At least in my area, the black interior is the more uncommon of the two main interior color options. I wanted the black interior and got super lucky, getting an SE Ocean Gem AWD with the black interior. Every other Ocean Gem I've seen for sale locally has the lighter "boulder" interior, which would've been a big no for me.

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

No way, this is not a Camry 🤯

[@zmarko]

Im not a huge fan of the front bumper design, that "cylon" (from the old Battlestar Gallactica show) design, but its not the worst looking thing either. It just looks "big" or "deep." The range and MPG is awesome. I cant wait for battery tech to advance enough to where we can have 500+ miles of range on EV's. If Toyota could make this car an EV that got even 350-400 miles of range, they'd sell a billion of them. The interior is very nice looking. It seems like a really great value.

[@destroyerofsimps6574]

Toyota would not sell a billion of them if they got 350-400 miles of range as an EV. EV sales are down. People are going to hybrids because they can get 600 miles of range as opposed to the average of 200-300 of an EV. Toyota is being smart they are waiting for EV tech to get better. I bet by the time EV's get the 500+ mile range that's when the EV Camry will come out.

[@Sixcentshandy]

That color is gorgeous

[@PKwong-xq9ze]

The 2025 Toyota Camry should be voted “Car of the Year” for 2024/25. Best looking sedans in the market today.😮

[@keyner111]

Absolutely love the front, the rear not so much, it doesn't kinda match the front, but looking much better than the Sonata.

[@motaz1975]

yes, those wheels are beautiful!

[@SunsyloSouvannaraj-rh6zm]

I’ll definitely pick the new Camry over the Accord 😀

[@Jeymez]

okay i know people are gonna complain about that grill, but here's the thing guys. the grill Toyota has used the last couple of years, i wasn't a fan of that either. i would love for the Camry to go back to it's classy roots, so the more conservative they make the Camry, the better it'll age. that said however, Toyota certainly could've did better than this front end. they have that look on some Lexus vehicles, and it just looks odd to me. so this look isn't any better than the pre 2020 design. now as to why Toyota is doing this, i don't know, but Honda has a similar thing going on with their lineup. the Civic looks fine, but the Accord looks horrible with that grill. so i don't know what's going on, but it seems like the industry has gotten lazy in the styling department. they probably ran out of ideas, this is why i don't have a problem with Nissan and Mazda not wanting to change their lineup much. the Frontier for example has had the same styling for 15 years, until the 2021 Frontier, and most of Mazda's cars all look similar. sure it does get dated after awhile, but unless you come up with something better, it's honestly better to go with a more conservative style. but one thing you can't do, is make odd looking grills like this. you know why Hyundai is doing so well, it's because the styling is just right. it's not too crazy, and it's not too overstyled, they're just right. the Palisade is a good vehicle, because the styling isn't too crazy up front, and yet it still looks clean and elegant at the same time.

[@HiHoSilvey]

A test drove the XSE and hated the driver seat. Too firm and flat. Can someone tell me if the seats in the LE might be more comfortable since they are not leather.

[@Thebuscommunityleader]

I loved this reliably car & I'm plan on buy this.

[@john-p8n2d]

I just got me one this thing is economical and it’s fast for a normal hybrid

[@constantinokolo]

if battery getting bad, what the price to fix it???

[@doniciovelasquez9904]

For almost 44 Big ones and they couldnt bother removing ANY plastic? Am i buggin 🤔

[@arman8097]

We aren't obsessed with SUVs Its just all the sedans are gone I was leasing mazda 6 last 15 yrs and never had a problem Now im leasing mazda suv, because mazda 6 is discontinued 😢

[@kitrocks8058]

Hey smart guy, could you clearly not see the heated steering wheel button on the climate controls?

[@luckyyou774]

Heated steering wheel button is between climate buttons

[@tabatchoi11]

For me the best camry was the 2007 camry xv40. Rear reclining seats, auto rear shade. 😊

[@diecastcarsmodels5496]

50 k for this? the back seat looks so cheap for that price

[@RockPizza03]

Rental Car Vibes!☺️

[@MrPetrello]

I’m having a tough time getting used to the brakes; at times it seems less responsive. Any tips or is it me???

[@In-obscurity-n7j]

My first experience with a hybrid too. I watched a video and it helped. You will get used to it and actually learn how to maximize recharging your battery when coming to a stop. It is different for sure.

[@Rntdlspdy]

Almost $44K for a Camry is crazy. Much rather get an ES.

[@jgriffin411]

I'll 2nd that!

[@blackwhirlwind1245]

Base ES is missing a lot of features.

[@jxmar_]

@@blackwhirlwind1245 not to mention they rarely allocate base ESs. All of them have some sort of option

[@jgriffin411]

@@blackwhirlwind1245 yep I agree, would find a way to jump up to at least the Luxury trim.

[@carguy-xv2cl]

Yeah, at this point id rather get a used luxury car.

[@oligi2002]

Love how u avoided talking about this car coming with only CVT. I'd rather buy the 2007 camry v6.

[@bjsimon802]

very sharp looking car, drives amazing.

[@rmfinance1781]

I'll stick with my 2018 Camry. It's nearly paid off (bought it early 2021 before inflation took off). But I like the new design of the 2025 Camry.

[@Skarz1989]

I recently got one with the "Heavy Metal" color. The heavy metal is gorgeous, but I'm kind of wishing I'd have waited out this Ocean Gem color.

[@himynameisaaron86]

Car looks great. Easily nicest wheels in the class.

[@SimonGonzalOS]

Hell yeah let's go Sofyan

[@themikeyfrisco]

Saw this back when the 12-17 Camry did a “mid-gen” refresh. The 2012 and 2017 Camrys look nothing alike but they’re the same car. This is still the 2018+ Camry it just has different bumpers.

[@truckercowboyed2638]

No it has new body designs and new hybrid system

[@rickfrank7934]

Lol

[@Jumperman12mac]

I dig the camry and accord but dislike the lack of an high powered engine.

[@ogama843]

I like the look of the standard XSE wheels better than the $1,500.00 upgraded wheels.

[@charlesyoung9980]

The only one with sportier vibes than the 2025 Toyota Camry XSE AWD is Sofyan.

[@Bobo_Plantain]

I think it's a great looking car overall, except for that expansive front grill, which looks like a vacuum cleaner. Can't argue with the economy and range.

[@Unsalted375]

Best looking camry to this date

[@john-p8n2d]

Wrong 2023 Camry better looking

[@carguy-xv2cl]

Previous gen accord hybrid did 6.9 seconds on kirk krifels channel so interesting how this is slower despite being more powerful.

[@DRayL_]

A few thoughts while watching this: Love that exterior color!! Ugh. I remember when the Camry used to be affordable. But $43K is too much. Monthly payment would be quite high, even for 6 years. Fortunately, I wouldn't be going with the top line version. Great MPG Decent enough 0-60 Styling of exterior is quite fine. Nice that they have an extra LED on the bottom part of the front. Worth the extra. I wouldn't do the two tone, though. Would MUCH rather have BODY COLORED side mirrors. Wheels are not my favorite. I'd stick with what it comes with. Don't need a panoramic roof. Interior design is okay. Too bad that the HUD is only in the Premium, but that's typical. Ultimately, it's a nice car that I could see myself getting, other than the price.

[@DexLewis-rb9sb]

This is why I went with the Accord. The Camry doesn’t feel as premium for the 42k they wanted for it.

[@DRayL_]

@@DexLewis-rb9sb I'm not in the market, mostly because my 2014 Civic EX-L just keeps working. But I agree, for what this top line Camry is, they're charging too much.

[@chibbyylol]

you can get into a camry for like $28k

[@DRayL_]

@@chibbyylol True. But I will only be happy with spending even that amount if I'm able to get the larger screen. That will increase the cost, of course, but not to the amount of the one in this video. I'll go build one now and see what the cost will be. So it looks like even an XLE is $10K less than the one in the video. That's a fair price. And even in that wonderful new blue color!

[@chibbyylol]

@@DRayL_ yeah top trims are rarely the best bang for the buck, which the XSE is

[@thakiddmistic7610]

Every NYC uber driver will be driving these

[@njnikusha]

U left out Lyft :))

[@Jonathan-bk3dq]

Still the same structure and platform underneath as the previous 2018-2024. Just big updates and now only Hybrid.

[@mikebingham9700]

And a lot more $Money....

[@cbotten106]

@@mikebingham9700 And you were expecting a price break for the refresh?

[@Love2Cruise]

Juvenile Me: Boring... Yawn. Real Age Me: This is a damn fine commuter car!

[@blackmamba9669]

112 top speed is insanity

[@JandJMedical]

Paddle shifters control regen braking?

[@VidOfFriend]

the heated steering wheel button is the middle button located right at the climate control section under the screen

[@markvicferrer]

It's been a while since I've seen a car with such a big Bangle butt. Everyone complained about how it looked, but every automaker realized it improved trunk space.

[@viivcreations9161]

still rocking my 2022 lexus es350 fsport....but it feels so outdated i really want to trade it for something more modernized.

[@4q4]

In middle east we still get gasoline only option 4 cylinder 2.5 same as the previous gen, thanks for the review

[@ruvindap66]

>43k That's crazy for a gas xse. I picked up my base crown for 39.5. Don't know why you would pick the this instead.

[@KHD1982]

In middle east we have 2 options, this one and the other one, no hybrid with 8 gearbox

[@jimmypham2487]

I love those wheels

[@Fireandraged]

Less horsepower and now a CVT.. not to mention the overly complicated powertrain.. ‘3 electric motors and electric “on-demand” AWD’ i wonder how their famous ‘reliability’ of yesteryear will hold up over time

[@alvinsimba734]

This comment shows you don’t know the difference between CVT and eCVT. Case closed

[@DominionAnako-bb7ry]

Love your car video

[@nevco8774]

I keep commenting for years: only ICE powdertrains should be entirely banned in favor of HEVs, PHEVs. Only Diesel trucks for heavy towing should be kept until some other technology becomes viable.

[@klaatu7911]

Thank you. Bought one a month ago, white, otherwise same. Funny damned thing about the mem seats and auto wipers. I had just assumed with the most $ Camry over the XLE those would be there.

[@abdullahh1442]

Biggest thing that made me dislike the car is the transmission and I hate CVT they are shit and annoying transmission breaks down and they are expensive

[@tyangchizzle]

2025 Camry. That much closer to the video review of the 2025 Sienna.

[@ferdizx7rr]

I have watched almost all of your vehicle reviews and they were all good. Once thing I noticed in the beginning is that you are always doing that famous baby steps. Can you reformat the intro and make a different one. We'd love to see new changes. Thanks.

[@fluffysharkdatazz9460]

43k? Makes sense why all the newer camry drivers drive like bmw drivers.

[@LoneWolfHustle]

Saw one driving at night. Looks so good.

[@brianbarbe9646]

Wish I could get past the CVT. Seems like a motor boat.

[@grantbrown8312]

The new Camry is nice but on the road it looks no different than the previous model. So that can be a win.

[@interstate366]

Well that’s not true. They made the front bumper even uglier. But other than that, yeah, looks the same. I’m sure it’s a fine car but I would never be able to live with having to see that giant cheese grater every time I got out.

[@InvestBetter.]

More power, more features, more refinement and AWD

[@naveenthemachine]

@@InvestBetter. more power vs the hybrid or base engine sure but not vs the v6. And it doesn’t really have more features

[@In-obscurity-n7j]

I would buy this car right now if it has a button right in the middle of the dash to turn on the heated steering wheel. One more thing I require. You must be able to push the talk button on the steering wheel and simply say. "Turn on heated steering wheel". That's it I would buy this car right now if there were three ways to turn on the heated steering wheel. 1. touching the screen. 2. A button in the middle of the HVAC. 3. Simply ask the car to do it for you.

[@kevinwood6163]

My XSE does all that. You can control heated steering wheel through the touch screen, the dash (button marked with down arrow button in middle), or by talking to car.

[@In-obscurity-n7j]

​@@kevinwood6163I know Kevin. Mine does it to. I was being a wise guy. He spent a week with the car and never noticed the button. I can excuse the talk to turn on. Not everyone knows that. Even owners. Sounds like you are enjoying the car. I am.

[@kevinwood6163]

@@In-obscurity-n7j Ahhh, I hear ya! And yes, I am enjoying the ride.

[@Emicxot]

Could do you a vid comparing the xle and the xse trims?

[@mfbikle]

Just because Toyota says it’s ALL NEW, it doesn’t mean it is