The 2025 Toyota Camry XSE Is A Blissfully Balanced Hybrid Family Sedan

[@theredline]

Happy Thursday everyone! We're so excited to finally be able to share our thoughts on the redesigned Camry today and next week, we'll be posting our review on the Tacoma TRD Pro with the new i-Force MAX hybrid powertrain. We'd like to also give a big thanks again to Keeps for sponsoring this video, be sure to go to keeps.com/redline to get a special offer. In this video, we including driving footage in a FWD and AWD Camry and we talk about the differences to see if the extra charge for AWD is worth it.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Sofyan, My hair has been thinning in the years I have been waiting for an AWD Hybrid Camry. Thanks goodness you inserted a 'paid promotion' in your AWD Hybrid Camry video. 😉😉

[@MrMustangrick]

Looks slow in the test, hate all the piano black interior. Too boring to consider buying one.

[@naveenthemachine]

@@MrMustangrick and the old model w the v6 is much faster

[@BoopSnoot]

Sedan? In 2025? Don't be on the wrong side of history. Lift that ish to 8.5", put on some meaty sidewall, and change that trunk into a hatch. "Crossovers for all! So say we all!" - William Adama

[@MrMustangrick]

@@naveenthemachine True that.

[@aye3678]

I've come to realise I've been watching your videos for YEARS. Thank you for putting out great automotive content. You are my go to guy!

[@theredline]

Thank you for sticking with us all these years and glad we can provide viewers like you with helpful and informative automotive content :)

[@skid_mark]

I must admit that I look for your reviews before anyone else's, as I tend very much more often than not to agree with you. I watch other reviews, but I don't really want to know how many Twinkies it holds. 😁

[@dedgar6161]

@@randomyoutubeaccount6906200+ hp and 0-60 in 7 seconds is not that slow

[@joshua9073]

Oh boy

[@joshua9073]

@@skid_markthere is Alex on autos

[@randygonzalez5758]

Typically it takes me a bit to warm up to all new models but I already really like the design of this Camry

[@jr1885]

That’s because it looks so similar to the old one.

[@truckercowboyed2638]

Not really nothing in the front is the same as the old design....​@@jr1885

[@mbenton6]

Exactly

[@randomyoutubeaccount6906]

No V6 is gross

[@rembo183]

A new loaded Miata is over $40,000 so this loaded Camry AWD HYBRID is a great value in my opinion. I own the SE and frankly I probably should have purchased the XSE for a few thousand more for the added features. This Camry must be driven to be appreciated. It’s good looking drives, great and quite affordable. The average MPG is the cherry on top!(45-48)

[@davisouedraogo7505]

This Camry may not have a V6 anymore, but it does have some really nice upgrades.

[@MrMustangrick]

$41 grand for an EXE with premium package? Would rather go for a used Lexus.

[@naveenthemachine]

I’d rather get an 8th gen XSE v6. Because it’ll hold it’s value a lot better and the v6 is just so much nicer and more refined

[@cbotten106]

Get the ES350 which still has the V6. Problem solved.

[@randomyoutubeaccount6906]

would rather have the V6

[@bb5242]

@@cbotten106prob not much longer

[@zmir813]

I love my old E350 with the V6. With that said, this Camry is gonna blow the Accord out of the water. 232 hp and still able to do 44 MPG is pretty damn good.

[@z1az285]

i am amazed in all honesty. they really hit the sweet spot. i wouldn't mind 200 hp with even higher mileage (AWD)

[@26johndoe]

Not sure what you guys mean by repeatedly saying this. My 2024 Accord is “Damn good” plus quicker with less hp and 51 mpg to boot! Nice Camry tho.

[@farhadsenzai7890]

Yup. Got a 2014 ES350 and have no complaints. @ near 114k miles. It's a rock of an engine.

[@zmir813]

@@farhadsenzai7890 literally the same generation ES 350 I have, they are bulletproof

[@randomyoutubeaccount6906]

Trust me you will feel more power out of your V6. Keep in mind the hybrid loses power at speed and you lose power in the CVT.

[@delsage5952]

This is so much better compared to the Accord. I used to be a Honda fan, but recently, Toyota has been destroying the competition.

[@wazgoodjj]

So what. The Honda Accord is doing extremely well. Looks aside, both cars will last a long time with the proper maintenance. 🙄

[@ItsMeCJ]

@@naveenthemachineyou must be the guy who’s on all of the Car and Driver Facebook posts. Am I right?

[@luigynkaren062011]

All new honda are super ugly, this camry looks absolutely brilliant

[@luigynkaren062011]

​@wazgoodjj only a fool think is doing well, the new redesign has sold significantly less than the previous model. The accord looks lik a ford Taurus from 90's😂

[@luigynkaren062011]

​ @naveenthemachine toyota can't compete? he literally said is the best selling sedan in America😂😂😂😂

[@ibrahimbashir6634]

Man this just killed accord😂

[@ICARUS_I]

Agreed, I love Honda, but the new Accord just screams senior citizen . It’s straight up a Japanese Buick 🤢

[@ibrahimbashir6634]

@@ICARUS_I savagegees said that it now drives better than the accord.. This was the only benefit which accord had and now it's also gone.. Camry does every other thing better than accord

[@filetofish7688]

@@ICARUS_I”Japanese Buick” damn you didn’t have to kill them like this 😂

[@Michael-ur5qb]

I feel like this latest generation was a band aid until they figured out if it was still worth investing in. The Civic is so good in comparison to the Accord. But the again Idk when the last time was that both the Civic and Accord were good at the same time.

[@OmarZ77]

@@ibrahimbashir6634 Why are you lying? Savagegeese did not say that wtf 😂 He said this is closer to the Accord compared to the older model. Accord is also way bigger, with better seats, insanely more rear legroom, and a more powerful and smoother hybrid. “This does everything better than the Accord” sounds like coping.

[@aarongraham4264]

Toyota isn’t missing a thing with their design language

[@DreamyLoops-b6r]

Except style

[@jasonquinn4516]

This new Camry is copy/paste of the Prius design. Lazy design.

[@MrMustangrick]

I think it looks kind of boring.

[@johnfranktullo3463]

Toyota is killing the competition the amount of new updated vehicles , technology is amazing not going ev is making Toyota the new king of automotive industry and I’m no Toyota fan boy I have never owned one just Honda n Subaru

[@mbenton6]

It looks the same as the one last year... just a different hood

[@diegomonsalvi7217]

I m a Honda guy , but this would be a no brainier if one is looking for a sedan

[@midnitestate]

Yeah I have a feeling they're probably going to heavily redesign the Accord since it just doesn't look as good as other sedans on the market. They're still pretty competitive though with the features and interior. I'm interested to see how Honda respond to this since supposedly the sales of the new Accord have not been great compared to the Civic and other sedans.

[@fightnight14]

Accord is fugly

[@randomyoutubeaccount6906]

No V6 or power option for this or the new accord

[@ratshackmojo]

@@randomyoutubeaccount6906 Blame the idiots who keep going for CUVs, That's where all the R&D budget is going for these days.

[@LeonRivia]

@@randomyoutubeaccount6906 no v8 option for the new Amg c63 either only 4cyl hybrid. what is going on rn

[@alwaysiyi272]

This looks pretty amazing, AWD, 44+ mpg, while barely being slower than the old V6 is a huge win. Compared to the Accord, you get more power, better styling imo and AWD, with the same mpg and you get a Pano sunroof as well. This is going to be a huge winner for Toyota.

[@wazgoodjj]

I doubt that Honda is losing any sleep over this. The Accord has been a huge win for the company 😊

[@janoycresnova9156]

Not "barely slower"

[@videogazer801]

@@naveenthemachineit’s pretty much the same as the old V6

[@videogazer801]

@@naveenthemachine yeah, that’s pretty much the same thing

[@jigglejigggleee8765]

I almost read that took quick thought you said honda accord has better styling I was gonna say 😂😂

[@Blackhawk556.]

People say this killed the accord. Wrong! Honda killed the accord by releasing a disgusting looking vehicle. The Camry just came to piss on it 😂

[@BlackJackAndr]

You're right. The chord is good in front, but his ass looks bad.

[@nostradamus7648]

Camry = R. Kelly

[@diydrivenGA]

It's wild to say that in pretty much throughout their lineup Toyota design has not missed.

[@deboralacreta]

Crown is polarizing

[@CACressida]

That Tundra is pretty barftastic.

[@diydrivenGA]

@@CACressida lol....except that one

[@diydrivenGA]

@@naveenthemachine Supra , Prius, GR Corolla, Corolla hatch and Sedan, RAV4, Highlander, Venza are all lookers to me.

[@naveenthemachine]

@@diydrivenGA Supras a bmw. Prius I’ll give you that but the interior ruins it. The venza is dead. The highlander looks like a Subaru. Not a fan of the GR corolla looks vs the civic

[@jalcanites2939]

This is the first Camry review I have seen. Never been interested in a Camry before. If I'm looking to get a sedan today, this will be it.

[@neochimera8666]

looks way better than the new accord

[@neochimera8666]

@@naveenthemachine looks are subjective

[@KevLEXodus]

Frankly it IS better than the new accord.

[@colinjack12]

I have been waiting for this review for soooo long THANK YOU SO MUCH 😍♥️

[@DisneyMusicVideos]

I had a black on black 2015 Camry XSE V6 that I bought new & drove it for a few years & loved that car (My brother eventually bought it as I upgraded to my current white on red 2016 Lexus GS350 F-Sport four years ago). I'm kind of sad the V6 is gone, but I'm OK with that since I want my next car to be a hybrid. I've recently driven a couple of Lexus hybrids & was very impressed which is no surprise since Toyota/Lexus typically makes the best hybrids.

[@johnaskinsja]

We’ve had our 2025 XLE AWD for about a week and we love it.

[@topranked5465]

What color did you get?

[@TheRock3k]

Accessories out the door ?

[@RainbowTy]

I skip over all my other subscriptions to find Sofyan, he’s the best! 🙌🏼

[@joshua9073]

Oh boy

[@jerryeads4084]

Your work is just so superb. Precise, concise, thorough, accurate, opinioned sans hype. Been turning wrenches since I was ten, now 78, owned my own shop. I've watched a fair number of folks doing this - there are plenty of them - my vote puts you at the top of the heap. I really don't bother with the rest of 'em much 'cept for Sarah and her different style of competence. Such productions must be A LOT of work. Thanks.

[@dateintokyo]

Love how it looks. Would definitely consider a Camry now.

[@yesseniam1790]

Just got my new 2025 XSE last week and I love it! Not to mention my cars new color OCEAN GEM! 😍😍😍😍 Used to be a Honda girly but man Honda killed the new accords!

[@chrisb9478]

That gray with red leather is awesome 💥

[@unknOwN-nv9nu]

Whatever camera you guys got very much appreciated. That focus is beautiful.

[@Jia1337]

I just hope they make a GR/TRD version and utilize their 2.4t + hybrid setup and give it the quad exhausts. Toyota is showing that they care about driving dynamics, unlike Honda these days.

[@Kevin-fn1rn]

Quad exhausts on a hybrid? Don’t forget the spoiler and flame decals on the side too

[@KNRS927]

I always have had a soft spot for the Camry as a 2003 Camry was my first car. In recent years though, it seems Toyota has cheaped out on every model while charging more than competitors. The Camry is the one car Toyota never cost cut and always put its effort into, and glad to see that continue at least. It’s smaller than my 2003 model, but the tech and overall drive seem very nice.

[@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.

[@joa8593]

Better hydroplane resistance and lower risk of a blowout with more sidewall too! Big rims are about as dumb as can be

[@bb5242]

17s are good, 18s, ehhh

[@angelgjr1999]

17 inch rims are ok. Once you go above 19 inches the car will ride like shit

[@joshua9073]

Alot of people mention that

[@rrcobiker]

I like it. And as soon as I moved to Sarasota I'll trade in my AWD Telluride for one. I'm tired of paying $4.5/gal gas here in Vegas.

[@10tenman10]

Very few people need a car bigger than this. Rides nicely, great mileage , looks good. Reasonably priced. Reliable. Not sure the Crown is likely better .

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

Either this or crown signia for in 2-3 years

[@10tenman10]

@andersonrodriguez8258 Wow, you read my mind. I really like the look and size of the Crown Signia but the Limited is in the low $50k range I understand.

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

@@10tenman10 I see the crown as the Camry wagon Nd hopefully is a options to get the crown symbol all around and I have a feeling out of all Toyota SUVs crown gonna be the only one without markups Nd the Camry

[@joshua9073]

Crown is better

[@joshua9073]

@@10tenman10I looked at the. Over $50 yes

[@idbreezy04]

3 mistakes I saw and heard towards the beginning.. You stated the side silhouette was unchanged, but the glasshouse has noticeably been reworked on the rear door(huge improvement); you displayed the fuel tank size to be 13 gallons, but stated it's approximately 14.5 gallons; you stated the interior had the traditional start-up chimes, but the chimes on the 2025 is Toyota updated version(love the change). No beef just some things I noticed. Great review 👍🏽

[@robsmith8164]

This Camry looks sleek, and modern, while the Honda Accord looks (in my opinion) like a rental car. Keep it up Toyota!

[@rightlanehog3151]

Sofyan, Making the Camry 100% Hybrid helps create CAFE space for all those gas guzzling 4x4s Toyota has been introducing lately. 🤩🤩

[@forcedhaircut]

gotta balance it out and deceive the government at the same time

[@janoycresnova9156]

What's a CAFE space?

[@ericchen776]

How? Those 4x4s became turbo/turbo hybrid v6s and i4s. All they did was bring back the land cruiser

[@sethfranklin8079]

​@janoycresnova9156 Corporate Average Fuel Economy... basically a standard for fuel economy a manufacturer has to comply with

[@johnfranktullo3463]

What’s also ingenious on Toyotas part is that they cut back on engineering, parts labor u have one main engine to fit 60% or more of their vehicle lineup so now u concentrate on that one engine make it bullet proof

[@AnilKumar-xl2te]

Car looks SOLID

[@iris132]

Rip the legendary V6

[@fightnight14]

And hello GR Camry! (hopefully)

[@djplonghead5403]

The hybrid system is almost just as legendary.

[@bjsimon802]

emission laws did that, vote

[@kugelschreiber5678]

@@bjsimon802 voting won't get us out of this as the "emissions issue" goes across the western world. Government bodies are trying to shove a "green" agenda down our throats. I wonder why? It's definitely not for "muh environment" or "muh climate change".

[@tonyeffah1894]

I very much love the front design language

[@BCdgz]

I'm doubtful about CVTs reliability

[@SteveBIRK]

This is so damn nice. I would love to upgrade from my 2019 but honestly I don't drive enough anymore to justify it.

[@joshua9073]

Same here Steve

[@Skarz1989]

I got one of these about a month ago. It has been one of the most fantastic cars I have ever driven, and I am thrilled it's actually "MY" vehicle. Prices can get very high on the XSE, but the amount of features and feeling the car has, it is very much justified in my opinion. If you can afford it, I greatly recommend this vehicle. I got one with the black leather inside and heavy metal color.

[@vindevhunta4905]

Beautiful Looks way better than the accord .. Miss the V6 though,thank goodness it still has a ENGINE anyway

[@keithrodes1591]

Love the updates Toyota made on the new Camry!!

[@BIgDubyaGanoosh]

The best part of the new Camry is that Toyota removed that ridiculous and ugly fake vertical 'vent' below the brake lights. I'm very happy that is gone!

[@coltonbriggs71]

The V6 2GR-FKS was definitely a superior engine. Plus, with a traditional gas engine, you don't have to worry about battery replacements over time. So, which one really is better? 😁

[@CodingMonkeyChan]

Looks really nice, somehow looks like a lexus

[@RonImperial]

I did enjoy your review and I just subscribed coz it’s very helpful

[@jr1885]

I’m not sure why exterior styling is the most talked about thing on this new Camry. Honestly, the majority of people won’t notice that it’s a new car from the rear and side profile. The front end looks updated, but that’s the worse angle of the car unless you’re into a bloated fish look. The biggest improvement here is the hybrid powertrain and updated interior, which are both nice.

[@Charliein4k]

I hate the steering wheel so much

[@jforde7100]

Because the old front end was ugly with weird style lines and large fake vents.

[@28naveenator27van]

Yeah I much prefer the hyundai sonata catfish. Why doesn't it sell more?

[@IIvanNuno]

Such a nice car, I'm getting one hopefully this year.

[@janoycresnova9156]

If only it had a hatch or a liftback, it would be absolutely perfect.

[@TheMetalGaia]

I love me a good hatchback.

[@icanmanifest]

That and memory seats on XSE.

[@dg7438]

That's what the Integra is for

[@icanmanifest]

@@dg7438 It's a size smaller and doesn't get 45 MPG lol. Neat little car though.

[@sst5688]

Interior looks much higher quality than the previous model. Toyota got really cheap with the Camry interior in previous years really making it feel like a basic appliance. Glad to see they’re reducing the plastic finishes and giving us more softer materials throughout

[@benjaminsmith2287]

Too much shiny black plastic. Why? And the back door panels are hard rather than soft-touch plastics. Otherwise, it looks like a good quality interior.

[@ICARUS_I]

At some point, I expect Toyota to release a Camry Prime with their plug in hybrid system from the RAV4 Prime. They can’t not. It seems more appropriate for a Camry since it basically makes the same power as the V6 but with better efficiency.

[@destroyerofsimps6574]

They are building a battery plant which is supposed to come online next year if not mistaken. That will allow Toyota to build a lot more hybrids/prime versions.

[@tonymai1844]

Prime sedan is only for prius. Camry prime may kill the prius

[@28naveenator27van]

That would make sense to add a camry prime. I wonder when it may come out.

[@Sasparillafizz]

@@tonymai1844 Can definitely see a Camry Prime once they bring the battery factory online. The Camry is already a big threat to the Prius (have a Prius myself, which I really like), but you essentially get similar mileage and alot more car for similar pricing. Buying right now I'd probably go with the Camry.

[@WAN2TREE4]

They are heading that way because their hybrid system is maturing already, they cannot extract anymore efficiency from it, so phev it is, from what I've heard.

[@nicholassmith7048]

8:13 glad to see some Toyota designers still remember rear turn signals are amber and separate from the brake lights. I'm disappointed so many new Toyotas inexplicably don't have proper amber separate turn signals such as the new Tundra, Tacoma, Sequoia, Grand Highlander and Land Cruiser. The lack of standardization is baffling and concerning.

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

it's like Toyota saw what the Koreans are doing and went "guys, wake up the designers. We're gonna kick some Korean ass"

[@tails300]

@@naveenthemachineyou fail miserably every time you post a comment. Your obsession with Toyota/Lexus negativity is concerning go see a therapist.

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

@@naveenthemachine Lol! Ok. I'm just a designer so what do I know?

[@ameraboukoura6091]

The latest Hyundais and Kia’s look like Chinese cars imo 💀

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

@@ameraboukoura6091 Nope. and let me break it down. Latest Kia and Hyundais are in a design language called "Neo Retro". Not a new concept but they seem to be the only car company to have cracked it and make it look chic and charming at the same time. A little quircky but where's the fun without that? The Chinese car companies like Geely, BYD and the former british MG are doing what the Koreans and Japanese used to do in a less successful way is copy europeans and absolutely butcher proportions and build quality.

[@Ricky-mo6mv]

Well they fell very short of kicking the Korean’s ass in the design department, but this Camry is certainly a step in the right direction. Much better than the Accord which reverted to a decade ago.

[@seethingsclearlyawaken3424]

Very nice review. Thank you.

[@wazgoodjj]

Funny how nobody complains about the V6 being replaced. People literally lost their sh!t when the Accord did the same thing. 🤔

[@RudePaul123]

It’s because the Accord has always been the sportier more exciting choice between the two.

[@kevinbonquyquy1047]

Fr tho. Ppl lost their 💩 Rip to family sports sedans 😂

[@MarkA500]

@@RudePaul123they were equally boring 😂

[@jasonquinn4516]

I'm a bit unhappy I guess. The previous V6 made 300hp. And if I wanted a car that looks like the new Prius, I'd buy a new Prius. So the design is very phoned in to me.

[@davevolz6138]

The V6 was meh Had one

[@jacksquat1265]

Considering trading in the MKV Supra for an AWD Camry. Honestly, Toyota is just killing it with their lineup. Wonder if they’ll ever make a GR Camry.

[@luigynkaren062011]

Absolutely beautiful, Toyota is absolutely destroying the competition with all these new models.

[@pontiacGXPfan]

As long as they been coasting on their fading reputation? Hell no!

[@luigynkaren062011]

@@pontiacGXPfan what?

[@hopecottrill3916]

Outstanding Review with All the Details that no one else is talking about //

[@singular9]

The biggest difference between the camry and accord is that the camry's electric motors work at ALL speeds, and the gas motor works at ALL speeds. Which means way better passing power. The accord past 50mph is stuck with its ancient 20 year old 2 liter 138hp engine so past 50 its impossible to accelerate. The electric motors on the accord no longer work at high speeds. Its either on or off.

[@p.g.koolin642]

Interesting

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

True

[@tails300]

Makes sense, I’ve gotten my 2021 up to 80mph with no shortage of passing power (for a brief second). I should test an Accord hybrid to experience the difference.

[@tibsyy895]

LCDs are very well integrated. Like it!

[@byhsu6140]

They should have offered memory seats on the XSE too.

[@cbotten106]

Marketing must have told them people would pay more for memory seats.

[@byhsu6140]

@cbotten106 then marketing didn't tell them, since it's not offered in the XSE.

[@cbotten106]

@@byhsu6140 Yeah, looking at the prices Toyota de-contented the top package. I guess "sporty" drivers don't like to share. Again per marketing. I'm blaming them either way.😇

[@cbotten106]

@@byhsu6140 I'm actually surprised they don't offer a Platinum/Ultimate/Black Label sports pack with memory seats.

[@fightnight14]

Can someone explain to me why choose a 2024 Prius LE over a 2025 Camry LE for 28k USD?

[@navi_exl]

Honda is going backwards on the accord while the Toyota is going forward basically because the accord hybrid and 1.5T is still slower than the Camrys new hybrid and gas powertrain combined

[@sethfranklin8079]

I was WAITING patiently but also kinda anxiously for this review thank you!! ✌️👏

[@youness8628]

How long is the wait time to get this Camry?😢

[@theredline]

They are heading to dealers as we speak!

[@gerry9306]

Leave your basement and find out

[@truckercowboyed2638]

Use the Internet it's not difficult

[@joshephand5538]

One year

[@gerry9306]

@@joshephand5538 Nah, it'll be a few months joey. Just leave your basement and buy one

[@BillyTimes-dw7vs]

I'm not buying no more debt traps of a car I'm keeping my 2019 Toyota camry be paid off in one more year.

[@joshua9073]

Agreed! I paid off my 2021 Mazda CX-5 last week thanks to my Nvidia stock blowing up this last year, $20,513 to Mazda financial. Feels great. I have only 21,320 miles on the Mazda and its loaded signature model. You are smart. I’m used to trading cars every 3 years but I want to stop wasting good cash on a depreciating liability. You have a great vehicle.

[@masterkanfuu2536]

They can amaze of eyes but not the wallet with debt

[@amarquis77]

Redline Reviews, the most in-depth, intelligent car review channel KZbin has to offer. Critically detailed, fact based, and analytically descriptive. One stop car shopping for all car enthusiasts.

[@MTAoRCEO]

Can’t wait to see these being converted into NYC Taxis 😂

[@kenhiett5266]

You can't wait? Exciting life, huh?

[@JokerG16]

Right 🤣 the quintessential taxi/uber car lol

[@Dr.JonSnow]

Lol so true...Camry hybrids rule the NYC for-hire/taxi business 😂😂

[@28naveenator27van]

I notice that taxi and Uber drivers never drive hyundai sonatas. I talked to a couple taxi drivers and they said they want toyota hybrids cuz they drive 20 hrs a day. 2 shifts of 10 hrs ,each. The hybrid batteries rarely go wrong despite 300 to 500 miles. I was bloody shocked. They tell all their rides when they inquire. Best ad for toyota ever.

[@MiguelRPD]

I just remembered i also watched your 2018 camry review, back when the major design change was controversial, so damn ive been subbed for quite some time and i look forward to your 2030 Camry review 😂

[@KangolNY]

Front looks weird. MPG is awesome.

[@Smallvillefreak]

It looks like it’s morphing into the Lexus front end.

[@singular9]

My 2019 hybrid averages 50 mpg.

[@petertrout7866]

Wait for the observed real world.

[@petertrout7866]

@@singular9 I really hope this gets the claimed mpg cause I’m after the AWD

[@snowblind.]

Looks like this car disregards chainlink fences.

[@anngo4140]

You actually reminded me to use my keeps, thanks lol.

[@Blackhawk556.]

In 2015 I bought a SE Camry for $21k plus fees. We’ll never see $27k at minimum ever again because of hybrid technology and inflation 😢

[@fale892]

What a I like about Redline Reviews is that Sofyan starts off with a look at the engine. Camry is a great car.

[@hby7768]

The current Toyota design language is on point.

[@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 front set of 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!!!!

[@jeffs6090]

That red leather is too bright for me. It hurts my eyes. I prefer a darker red.

[@joshua9073]

Same

[@stephane8239]

what about the cabin insolation ? quieter than the previous generation ?

[@singular9]

Camry has been the best value CAR period for what...20 years? Everything else has been either too harsh, too soft, too slow, too fast, too expensive, too cheap, too boring, too over styled, too unreliable, too inefficient, etc. Starting at 28,400 for a hybrid...the 33k base hybrid accord...is obsolete.

[@alexl.102]

The gen 3 was the best to drive, smooth, comfortable, quick and fun to drive and looked sexy too!

[@LincyMcGabby]

This is gonna be my first car. Great review💯

[@TheBreakfastLover]

The side profile looks identical to the old Camry. I don't think this should be considered an all-new model.

[@ibrahimbashir6634]

Looks equally sexy

[@miraphycs7377]

tbh mate 2001-2016 camry the middle part where the doors are are also extremely identical. Do we categorize them as brand new each generation or heavy refresh

[@singular9]

different hybrid system, different interior, different infotainment, different front/rear, different' packages, better pricing, awd on all models, you are insane bud.

[@TheBreakfastLover]

@@singular9 identical platform, frame, greenhouse and body panels from A to C pillar compared to the old model You: "*all* new"

[@jackscalibur]

​@@TheBreakfastLoverDifferent platform. This shows that you don't know what you're talking about.

[@divbhandari3796]

do we know if they are going to have a TRD camry for 2025?

[@bobbyjones2112]

No matter how many times we all say the same thing about the gloss black plastic the car companies never get the point! I mean, what do we have to do to get the point to the car manufacturers…lol Maybe when you get to the part of your video where you talk about the glossy black plastic, you can put up a banner with “glossy black plastic” text X’ed out..lol😂

[@onelatenightman]

If you’re looking at a two tone black roof option, make sure you carefully inspect the paint job before purchasing. I’ve seen 3 now with inconsistent paint. Toyota tapes off the car to paint the black roof. I’ve noticed paint bleeding under the tape line onto the primary color, a shark tooth appearance if you will. I’ve also seen crooked, uneven lines, & where they didn’t finish spraying out towards the trunk on the ‘c pillar”, which had a gradient look where the black paint was incomplete. My 2019 XSE didn’t have these problems with the paint job. Quality control in that department of the paint shop needs to be reassessed. Just saying!

[@EAROMAN]

Great review!

[@johnsgs8132]

Is this red interior the same "bright red" as in the previous gen camry? One reviewer mentioned it seemed darker than the previous gen red interior.

[@randygonzalez5758]

I don’t like that Toyota is offering Camry in nothing but hybrid powertrains. I’m out on that alone but do think many buyers will be attracted to the fuel economy of the new Camry

[@theredline]

The efficient MPG numbers are very tempting, plus it’s quicker and quieter than the old non-hybrid 2.5L gas engine from the previous generation. We feel Toyota made the right decision, but there’s always a chance it could turn away the price conscious buyer looking for the cheapest car possible.

[@blackwhirlwind1245]

@@theredlineif someone is looking for the cheapest price possible, they should looking at Corolla.

[@gerry9306]

It's a new era, Gonzo. Grab a mitt and get in the game fella.

[@truckercowboyed2638]

Uh everything is going hybrid

[@gerry9306]

@@truckercowboyed2638 Well said, cowboy.

[@kensg]

Been a while Fan, But congratulations on hitting 1M subbs🎉

[@StoneAgePHD]

Why even checking how fast it is going? Its a Toyota camry , hybrid, its made to drive normally, to save on gas. Its weird to me people are obsessed with speed in Camry😂

[@pontiacGXPfan]

Because it's useful to avoid a methed-out trucker driving 30 miles over the speed limit about to slam into you

[@StoneAgePHD]

@@pontiacGXPfan so you are telling me that when you know how fast is going you will react differently? So if its 6 sec instead of 7 sec you will react completely differently?come on Man

[@pontiacGXPfan]

@StoneAgePHD no. It's the way it achieves slower numbers than before with more unnecessary complexity

[@angelgjr1999]

Exactly. It’s a damn Camry, not a sports car. I want it for the gas mileage and reliability

[@pontiacGXPfan]

@@angelgjr1999 goodbye, reliability

[@zadams333]

Paddle shifters on a cvt is wild

[@Kingchevie]

This just killed the accord 😭😭the Camry is winning

[@zak5715]

I wish the XSE trim came with a memory driver seat because I much prefer the looks over the XLE.

[@richscott2483]

Toyota demolishes and ends Camry glorious run in the United States. The 9th Generation 2025 Camry all Hybrid models are the worst Toyota Camry's ever produced. Without the naturally aspirated V6 engine, the Camry lives no more. Goodbye Toyota. The 2025 Camry XSE FWD fully loaded MSRP $41,647. My 2023 Camry XSE V6 fully loaded MSRP $41,305. The AWD is an additional $1,525 in the 2025 Camry model. Toyota did everything wrong with the 2025 Camry.

[@naveenthemachine]

Agreed. I knew Toyota wcould screw this up. The 9th gen is no match for the v6

[@Anomize23]

Nothing wrong with hybrids. taxi fleets that use these daily begs to differ. Plenty of them going past the 300k mile mark😎

[@donald.R]

I’ve got a 2020 Accord 2.0t and I really like the new Accord but I’m a huge fan of the Toyota front end that they put on the Prius, Crown(especially the Sport)and now Camry. I’m planning to get a hybrid next but I’d want a SUV but this is pretty damn close to keeping me in sedan land. 👍🏻

[@Sasparillafizz]

Was just looking at the prices and its quite a penalty you pay for the SUV, the Highlander starts about $10k more (for the non hybrid version)...making me think a sedan is not bad (when you're talking a $10k difference).

[@kheirfrancis22]

Toyota I think made a mistake, leaving us with a CVT power train only is trash. If they would have at let us keep the Base and maybe a turbo 4 for the XSE and TRD that would have been ideal and just chop the V6 which was expected. But you think they would take a different approach from seeing that the accord is not selling too well because they went hybrid only. I love the new look, sleek and it's sexy and loving the gas mileage, and AWD option, but gas motor options need to come back other wise camry will meet the same fate as the accord.

[@truckercowboyed2638]

What are you talking about I see New accords everywhere they aren't suffering at all especially the hybrid versions

[@truckercowboyed2638]

The accord is not hybrid only it has a turbo gas engine in the lowest trims...you don't even know what you're talking about

[@kheirfrancis22]

I meant to the capacity of us only being left with mainly only hybrid options from the new accord and camry. Yea that 1.5 turbo with 192hp for the accord is cute in all, but that's it. I miss all the other options we used to have. I don't know where you live but I rarely see the new accords, mainly the older ones from model years 2018-2022.

[@tails300]

@@truckercowboyed2638the hybrid model is beating the gas model in sales volume. That 1.5L will be discontinued either half way through this Gen, or at the beginning of the next mark my words.

[@carleywainwright1534]

I am an Acura girl through and through, but I am in love with this Camry. The only thing that scares me is the E-CVT. I wonder what the long term reliability will be and what will warranties be like?

[@tails300]

The eCVT has been around since 1997 in the first Gen Prius (Japan). It’s Toyota’s longest running transmission, I’ve never an heard of one failing.

[@johnkonde1975]

Toyota's hybrid e-cvts have a reputation for being extremely reliable so nothing to worry about

[@dfhhtyu3434]

Keeping my 19 xse gas

[@naveenthemachine]

In keeping my 2020 XSE v6

[@2004cyrus]

I bought my XLE, great car but the door shuts feel cheap. I got reservoir blue because it’s the only non LE Trim that the dealer had so I had to choose quick. My disappointment is that up-close the blue shows every flaw or drop of water or clearcoat scratch or finger print or bug droppings. It does look great at night: I hate blue but I tried to be open-minded. I should have waited 6 months for heavy metal. I also traded in a 2021 mint condition loaded Mazda CX-5 with 22.232 miles. I learned again that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

[@smallqwaro]

Should've had a v6 option, at least one. That smooth drive is gonna be missed, also not gonna last as long.

[@Okoro17]

They are made with a proven hybrid system and the engine is still naturally aspirated. So this Camry can still last as long.

[@DeadAir21]

The take rate on the V6 was low and it wasn’t fuel efficient. That the name of the game for sedans now they have to be fuel efficient.

[@loitersquad93]

I never was a fan of Hybrids, and i don’t plan to , but hybrids will be way more expensive to repair than a gas engine once it goes out

[@Zenzuu]

It''s a darn shame Toyota no longer makes a V6 version of the Camry sedan. An all wheel drive V6 version would've definitely been a godsend.

[@erickadrianvf]

Went from 300HP to 253HP for their top tier XSE… Lol Grannies are happy about the change.

[@FreeThinker611]

I wish Toyota would bring back the Blue Streak Metallic color they offered on the 2019 models.

[@renntech44]

Call me old but man this thing is bad ass lol