The cheapest 2025 Toyota Camry LE gets up to 53 MPG! Is it the best trim to get? Review and Drive.

The cheapest 2025 Toyota Camry LE gets up to 53 MPG! Is it the best trim to get? Review and Drive.
In today’s video I am exploring this new and redesigned 2025 Toyota Camry LE. Huge thanks to Gettel Toyota of Charlotte County for making this video possible. You can check out their new and pre-owned inventory at www.getteltoyotaofcharlotteco... or call 941-347-6867.
This base trim level LE had a starting MSRP of $28,400.00
Convenience Package $1,050.00
Includes Power Adjustable Driver’s Seat
Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror w/Homelink
And Smart Key System on front Door
Premium Paint $425.00
Destination and Handling $1,095.00
Total MSRP $30,970.00
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[@sunlover5150]

This is the exact color and trim 2025 Toyota Camry FWD I would buy. The spiritual successor to the original Prius mission: high mileage, low cost, few frills, extremely reliable.

[@MattTheCarguy]

Great combination!

[@toronado455]

Yes, I think it's the best trim personally. Epecially now that it's upgraded to the latest generation Toyota hybrid system as standard equipment.

[@MattTheCarguy]

Its a nice system

[@Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan2219]

Fantastic video Matt.

[@MattTheCarguy]

Thank you!

[@Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan2219]

​@@MattTheCarguyYour welcome Matt.

[@1Springloaded]

Nice look at the LE. I'm 687 miles into a SE with upgrades. its not a daily we use for evening weekends and vacations. So far I like it. Just cannot get the AC vent to blow at my face

[@MattTheCarguy]

Congratulations! Is the steering wheel in the way?

[@SelimxBradley]

I have heard complaints about the two middle air vents for that reason.

[@Thebusdriverandgamermorefan790]

Yes of course Matt & I buy this as my first car.

[@MattTheCarguy]

Of course lol

[@jeffreyerickson6766]

The power driver's seat is not standard on the LE; it's part of the Convenience Package.

[@MattTheCarguy]

Correct. About 1100 will get you this and smart entry system on front doors. All equipment with pricing in the description of this video.

[@bjsimon802]

base models are stripped down, people want that. Less feature that break down, less cost

[@toronado455]

1:55 the diamond pattern on the sides of the grille are from the Crown and Lexus brands.

[@MattTheCarguy]

Yes

[@jeffreyerickson6766]

Love the red

[@MattTheCarguy]

Car or my shirt ? 🤣

[@jeffreyerickson6766]

Both. Plus you're good looking.

[@HiHoSilvey]

I've been looking at Tesla mainly because of the self driving feature. Can you tell me something about Camry's most comparable feature? The Toyota salesman said you only need one finger on the steering wheel.

[@MattTheCarguy]

It does not have it.

[@TheGlamoureboy]

in terms of driving feel, suspension, comfort, pothole feel. which one will you pick, 2025 camry hybrid or sonata hybrid 2024

[@MattTheCarguy]

I like the Camry.

[@HiHoSilvey]

I test drove the XSE and did not like the stiff, thin driver's seat. I'm guessing the seats are the same in the LE?

[@MattTheCarguy]

Yes they are similar. Have you driven a Tesla?

[@PKwong-xq9ze]

Are dealers adding markups on top of MSRP on these new Camrys?😮

[@MattTheCarguy]

Some of them still are but it is normalizing.

[@jml9550]

Not here in California, all MSRP regardless of trim. Seems like the LE is the best seller as almost all of them are sales pending.

[@MattTheCarguy]

@@jml9550 Pretty soon there will b discounts

[@jml9550]

@@MattTheCarguy oh I am sure, I am guessing 6 months we will see discounts here.

[@monkeymenso]

My only concern is that if vehicle breaks, who's going to fix it? I know it is a toyota, but all cars break sooner or later. I don't think there are many mechanics who know how to fix hybrid cars, and moreover, what is the price of the parts for this type of vehicles?

[@MattTheCarguy]

Hybrids have been around for 25 years since the first Prius and while the technolgy evolved the concept is pretry much the same. You have 10/100k miles warranty on the battery and Hybrid system

[@monkeymenso]

@MattTheCarguy yes, there been around for 25 years, but here where I live, El Paso, the dealerships are the only places where you can fix hybrids. And you know the reputation of dealerships when it comes to fix cars and overpriced repairs.

[@sagrazoom]

⁠@@monkeymensofind small repair shop that has experience with hybrids. As an owner of third Prius in a row (2 previous were over 200k miles) I can tell you: they are cheaper to operate in a long run. Even if battery degradation gets you, you can fix it for about 700$.

[@jbanda896]

Those steering wheels peel over time from your dirty hands lol & UV light.

[@MattTheCarguy]

All of them do. Even leather ones. Nothing lasts forever 🙂

[@pedrohizzle2835]

yes it is. just get black wheels

[@MattTheCarguy]

That would look much nicer.

[@brandononbrand]

@@MattTheCarguy yeah, it's like Toyota intentionally made the LE wheels look bad... funny thing, on the Corolla Hybrid, they had nicer looking 15"... so wheels can look good, even if they're small