Toyota's New Camry Gets 51 MPG and I'm Buying One

[@scottykilmer]

Ford's New Recall Scares the Crap Out of Me: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3LFqHmFlJllb80 Thanks for Watching! Subscribe and hit the notification bell for new vids daily: kzbin.info/door/uxpxCCevIlF-k-K5YU8XPA ⬇️Scotty’s Top DIY Tools and Products: ►Best Scan Tools: 1. Bluetooth Scan Tool: amzn.to/2nfvmaD 2. Cheap Scan Tool: amzn.to/2D8Tvae 3. Mid-Grade Scan Tool: amzn.to/4bLkN2g 4. My Fancy (Originally $5,000) Professional Scan Tool: amzn.to/31khBXC ►Best Car Jump Starters: 1. No Charging Required Jump Starter: amzn.to/3i7SH5D 2. Mid-Grade Jump Starter: amzn.to/2nrc6qR 3. Fancy Jump Starter: amzn.to/4c1O9JI ►Best Car Accessories: 1. Solar Car Battery Charger: amzn.to/4fktsMd 2. Plug-in Car Battery Charger: amzn.to/3Yqpjju 3. Dash Cam (Every Car Should Have One): amzn.to/2YQW36t 4. Key Finder (To Find Lost Car Keys): amzn.to/3Yb6gd4 5. Tire Gauge (To Check Tire Pressure): amzn.to/3y8R4CE 6. Tire Air Pump: amzn.to/46hFfXs 7. Car Memory Saver (Use When Changing Your Car's Battery): amzn.to/3YmWQeJ 8. Car Odor Eliminating Rocks (Removes Smells in Your Car): amzn.to/3zYMFCP ►Best Fluids for Your Car: 1. NuFinish Car Polish (Use on Paint or to Stop Windshield Squeaks): amzn.to/3SjmYmA 2. Meguiar's Headlight Coating (Keeps Your Headlights from Fading): amzn.to/46l7kgh 3. Meguiar's Headlight Restoration Kit (Restores Faded Headlights): amzn.to/3zT9ojN 4. Meguiar's Clear Plastic Cleaner and Polish (Cleans Headlights): amzn.to/4cY7RYc 5. Meguiar's Car Scratch Remover: amzn.to/4faB3wJ 6. AT-205 Reseal (Can Stop Leaks in Your Engine, Transmission, Etc): amzn.to/3LCruJq 7. Invisible Glass Cleaner (Inside/Outside Car Window Cleaning): amzn.to/3YcElcL 8. ATS 505 Fuel System Treatment: amzn.to/3LXhEC9 ►Best Tools for Working on Your Car: 1. Best Small Flashlight: amzn.to/4fePFep 2. Best Expensive Multi-Use Flashlight: amzn.to/3WBxzft 3. Car Battery Tester: amzn.to/3WgEo4G 4. Basic Mechanic Tool Set: amzn.to/2tEr6Ce 5. Professional Tool Set: amzn.to/2Bzmccg 6. Ratcheting Wrench Set: amzn.to/2BQjj8A 7. CSCRI Impact Kit: amzn.to/4cOXF3T 8. Corded Impact Wrench: amzn.to/4bVrHlG 9. Electrical Circuit Probe (For Testing Power, Ground, and Shorts): amzn.to/4cTwMfp 10. Socket Extension Bar: amzn.to/4dedEsf 11. Small Sledge Hammer: amzn.to/3WzHsdj 12. Best Borescope for Seeing in Tight Spots: amzn.to/3zW3U7K 🛠Check out the other tools I use and highly recommend ► goo.gl/rwYt2y 🔥Scotty Shirts and Merch ► goo.gl/pTAeca 👉Subscribe and hit the notification bell! ► goo.gl/CFismN As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

[@sulancer]

Could've just got an old prius to get you high mpg? If you we're going for high mpg. Plus, average person can't buy modern vehicles, cost too much.

[@Mr.woman_lover]

the crook is not buying one

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

[@markaguilar4103]

What's wrong with your bottom teeth, they look rotten....just saying

[@Audiomainia2310]

You never mentioned Toyota is now using W0-08 oil - and no one sells this oil at $20.00 a quart except Toyota / this thin oil no one sells except the dealership. And I would question the longevity or life of any engine with oil this thin.

[@truthserum5310]

I recently flew into Chicago to attend the EAA Airventure event, and rented a 2025 Camry SE AWD version on Turo. After 480 miles of mixed city and highway driving to Wisconsin and back, I averaged 52.03 mpg in eco mode. Very impressed with the car.

[@AndrewRosales-y1h]

Take public transportation when you come back to Chicago it’s great

[@pattycarljackson]

Did you go off of what the car said or did you do the math yourself? I’ve noticed running it empty and doing the math yourself compared to what the car says is usually a pretty decent difference and the car is usually overestimating.

[@stevewise1656]

Thanks, good to know after you got a long test drive. Were the seats comfortable? My last Camry was 2018 and it sucked. The the six cylinder engine was always stuck in the wrong gear and the seats were very short. I wound up selling it quickly. My wife and I generally keep our cars for 15 years, so reselling a car that quickly isn't how I operate.

[@truthserum5310]

@@pattycarljackson This was me doing the math myself. The car reported around 48, or 49 mpg.

[@truthserum5310]

@@stevewise1656 The SE seats were reasonably comfortable, but I'd recommend an XLE if comfort is a priority.

[@charliecliche6155]

Scotty will buy a 'new' Camry when it's a 10 year old car.

[@alextyshkevich8210]

This camry will cost $15,000 in 10 years

[@americangiant1003]

Scotty the long time official spokesperson for Toyota.

[@mrgarrison3516]

When it's $3,000 & only if someone crashes into one of his vintage cars

[@michaeltipton5500]

True.

[@davekeller2798]

He is very smart. Let others buy one and drive it, see what falls off. FIRST 3 YEARS ARE NOT WISE TO BUY. GM, FORD, CHRYSLER, and European, or S. KOREAN TILL AFTER AT LEAST. 5 YEARS. ( MAYBE )

[@michaelshepherd733]

I just bought a 2016 Camry with only 14,000 miles......Only a 4cylinder but I still love it.....Keeping my 2001 Avalon as a second car

[@MarjanKaykavoosi]

How did you find this car?

[@joe_cool3615]

​@MarjanKaykavoosi I found a touring 2016 honda accord with only 21k miles on it 2 years ago on carvana. Some people don't drive much.

[@1_800_iFarted]

That avalon will last another 15 yrs ….. except the air bags those fail lol

[@fredorico41]

Can't go wrong with older Toyota, love my old 1998 Hilux 3.0L desiel 4x4 ute, 🇦🇺🍺

[@TheRalf9999]

Common sense ❤

[@davidcrocker3992]

I have 2022 Camry hybrid. 2wd. Decent power. Smooth drivetrain. 53.5mpg average in regular mode. No sig change in eco mode. Over 600 mile range on tank of gas. So far so good.

[@bourbonbuddy1]

Just bought 25 Camry XLE and it’s luxury. I really don’t think I’d like anything better.

[@Lead1121]

How's the road noise?

[@orvismeston7549]

Better?

[@quentindow8257]

@@Lead1121I just got a 2025 XLE minimal road noise pretty quiet on inside but I haven’t seen near 50 even drive long the most fuel efficient and using ev as much as I can I only get 34-36mpg

[@whatwhome6914]

I bought a 2025 Camry a few days ago. Nice ride and good value. My car looks exactly like Scotty's.

[@tomcat8662]

Nice! I want one, but my 2019 has been treating me well and I always drive my vehicles until the wheels fall off.

[@lastbull575]

How is the fuel economy?

[@curedham2963]

Yea i got mine in the reservoir blue SE, its made so well. I had a 14 impala that had a million issues and i got sick and tired of fixing something everyday month so i ended up getting the camry.

[@brandonking5559]

@@lastbull575we are getting 47 to 51 on ours in eco mode

[@franc587]

How much is that baby hybrid? Payments ok?

[@c.m_astro]

I bought a 2025 SE 6 days ago (before this video came out). I have never in my life looked forward to driving a vehicle each day until now. Now that I know that Scotty approves, I have a peace that passes all understanding, complete contentment, and harmony. (I will be mess the day I see the first scratch on this fine vehicle.)

[@bryanb9636]

2 weeks with mine and I already have 1,000 miles on the odometer. As well as a thumbnail sized rock chip on my windshield 😢

[@c.m_astro]

Sorry to hear that. I guess it’s inevitable for all of us. As soon as I drove my vehicle home for the dealer I knew I now own a used vehicle. Regarding the 1,000 miles, you are putting it to good use.

[@daviddaniel2198]

50k? Getting rid of my 21 Ram crew cab 4x4 Hemi for something that is good on gas

[@c.m_astro]

​@@daviddaniel2198 You are probably looking at between 30k and 36k out the door (LE or SE), depending on which model you go with and the negotiation. (I talked to every dealer in my home state and some in the state next door.) I've been getting 43 mpg on average over the 1 week I've had the SE (both city and highway driving). A little disappointed it's not higher (advertised 47 mpg). Depends a lot on driving conditions and driving style I think (trying to adjust mine). I think 43 mpg is probably about right for the SE and the 47 mpg is under very ideal conditions and driving style.

[@chrisvan6578]

I'm buying one now , thanks Scotty, I'll sell it back to you in 10 years

[@Edward-Norton]

I'm impressed. Toyota finally integrated the screen in the dash, instead having the ipad glued to the dash look.

[@user-rs1fj1is8c]

Cheap greedy idiots. So shortsighted. At least the cars come standard with safety issues. But my mother bought a Lexus. It’s the most obvious car. Constant beeping and alerts just backing out of the driveway from the door alarm, proximity sensor, seatbelt alert

[@nightwing8666]

the base model still has the old look

[@lustreaux]

i just got a 2025 SE for 32k out the door a few weeks ago in ohio with the undeground/black trim and boy oh boy is it slick. good gas mileage, comfortable AND fast. it's not racecar fast, but it's a hell of a lot faster than i expected in eco mode even.

[@n00boob89]

You got this 32k OTD? Taxes and everything? I was assuming I would get an LE hybrid 2025 for about 31,500 here in AZ 😭 gonna put like 17k down

[@kILLuMBuS]

Picked mine up end of July, have 2k miles on it already. Getting steady 55mpg because I drive all city, SE FWD. Absolutely loving this MY Camry so far.

[@hitechrr]

I have a 2025 Camry LE. I just did a trip from SC to NY on I95. I drove 75 to 80MPH. My average MPG was 56. I get better in local driving. I find that the MPG on the dash is a few MPG lower than when I use a calculator after a fill up. He got a good deal. My LE cost me 32k out the door.

[@PFinkoloTL87]

That's amazing! (I have a '22 top trim Camry hybrid)

[@TexasNativee]

Man, over 30k for an LE is absurd. These prices need to go back down.

[@OllieCat7]

That's that's good to know that your computer on the dash is not overstating the mileage but rather understating your mpg. Thank you for that. And as you said he got an amazing deal because in Florida I'm sure that the SE model would not sell for any less than $33,500.

[@Alex-ss4bk]

curious, not the AWD spec right?

[@hitechrr]

@@Alex-ss4bk No. It is fwd. When I do the 6-mile trip to pick up my grandson, I get 64 to 70 MPG. It is all flat land and under 50MPH.

[@cadenschaefer7909]

Narrator: Scotty did not, in fact, buy one.

[@DeathTheCat79]

😂

[@Beethechange1]

Why not ? He is 10 millionaire.. he can afford it

[@burntout9815]

Woah woah spoiler tags in the future! 😂

[@Michael-yi4mc]

Scotty’s not gullible enough to believe in Toyota’s marketing department…

[@GibsonBuck]

He's a cheapskate!

[@MalikZeitone]

I just bought a 25 SE love it .. nothing but Toyota for me

[@robertdiogenes2655]

Aren’t they all?

[@jptaylor]

Same here! Loving it! Wonderful car! 👍😊

[@davidbrown9854]

I have it in white with black wheels- loving it.

[@WeatherHappens]

Did you pay MSRP or more?

[@MalikZeitone]

@@WeatherHappens I got a really good deal from my dealer .. been buying Toyota from there for 20 plus years plus they took care of me

[@freddyboombatz]

I drove to Long Island, 300 miles round trip and I averaged 44.5 mpg and used less than a tank of gas in my 2024 Hybrid Rav 4.

[@EnriqueAThieleSolivan]

I have done 400 miles trip using 0 gasoline.

[@SrFulanoTal]

​@@EnriqueAThieleSolivan by foot ?

[@freddyboombatz]

@@SrFulanoTal I was just going to comment, "boy, your feet must be hurting." LOL!

[@brtecson]

I tried to get my wife to buy the hybrid rav4 but she got the rav4 xle non hybrid instead.. it's a really good reliable car.. we did a road trip from fort worth tx to las vegas and lake tahoe and we got 35 mpg for the whole trip.. it may be well worth it to get the hybrid if you drive a lot of miles consistently

[@kingjames1586]

I walked to the store once…

[@ackerrj]

Ive got the 24 Corolla version of this in LE trim. My mileage seems to run between 52 - 62 mpg (tested with each fillup, not relying on what the car says). Seems to get better mileage in winter. Very pleased with it.

[@ackerrj]

Cost me aprx 24,500.

[@guruprabhu_39915]

@@ackerrj24.5k OTD or MSRP? Dealers here are selling at 27k 😢

[@billmoyer3254]

My '20 Corolla get a billion miles per gallon sitting in the garage.

[@tommyvarcity2783]

@@billmoyer3254when u get you license u you be able to drive it and find out the mileage

[@theMister07]

Try 100% gas ⛽️ and come back with even better results. It will be more expensive but effective

[@user-AndrewG]

Scotty said eCVT is a pretty complex system. In fact the opposite is true. The fact is it’s simplicity is the reason it is so reliable.

[@Nequetrefi11]

I'm inclined to think that Scotty means that the computers run a complex array of sensors and things that are complex by definition

[@aquifer9480]

@@Nequetrefi11 Yeah, cant nickpick all his grammar lol. Its very complex software, but few moving parts to fail like traditional CVTs

[@ironmonkey1512]

there were tanks with electronic transmissions in WW2 pretty bizarre it's taken this long to catch up

[@craigbaker9252]

I went from 2018, 1794 edition Tundra to a 2023 Camry XSE V6 301HP non-hybrid. Absolutely love it.

[@craigbaker9252]

After getting out of the big Tundra which we loved but hated the gas cost. The XSE is just stupid quick and easy to drive. Not a race car but it’ll run with any sports sedan. The panoramic roof BIG stereo. Glad I got the last year available V6. Keep it up Scotty.

[@Troutdreams]

Would love an older Tundra to keep around as a second vehicle for hauling when needed but you can’t beat a sedan for daily. Easier to park, slip through traffic, the mpg, etc

[@baddriver3580]

@@craigbaker9252 it's about as quick as some of the chargers! I want a v6 one but can 't find one now...ugh.

[@craigbaker9252]

@@baddriver3580 ha ha. That’s why when I told the dealership I wanted no hybrid or electric they said well….. this is all we have coming in. I was there when the driver drove it off the transport. Damn glad to have it.

[@kjk4795]

Is the acceleration smooth, or clunky?

[@begushkinmusic]

Last October I bought a 2024 Camry LE regular combustible engine for $26.5k in NJ. I drove it form NJ to Iowa on cruise control and got about 40MPG.

[@johnpalmer4996]

My 2024 Rav 4 got 42 MPG driving 240 miles mostly highway if the MPG gauge is accurate. Gas version.

[@tomcat8662]

I get that in my 2019 SE if I’m on highways where the speed limit is around 60. But when I’m on the interstates(which are 75 mph here in Texas), I get a little better than 36.

[@asianstud7]

Im assuming a dealer in NJ gave you a good deal and thats why you got it there? what dealer if I may ask?

[@begushkinmusic]

@@asianstud7 It was Freehold DHS. I think they needed it off the lot. I did a 1k miles search radius from my home in West Central NJ and the best deal turned out to be an hour and twenty minutes away.

[@bobdylan-t1r]

Your Highways must be uphill

[@MarshallRGoldberg]

I often rent cars and love the variety. My last rental in Boston was a 2025 Toyota Camry. I was impressed! My driving was highway up to Dover & North Conway NH ending with a drive from North Conway back to Logan Airport in Boston. I was blown away. Without driving slow on the highway I got 55.8 miles a gallon! Amazing vehicle.

[@cantwealljustgetalong2]

sure but they wont last 20 years and 500K miles like non hybrid camrys did. these will last 10 years and 200K miles which i guess is ok but given the fact that they cost 10K more than they did 5 years ago makes them less of a deal

[@MarshallRGoldberg]

@@cantwealljustgetalong2 I am not so sure. So far Hybrids have been delivering remarkable service. There is no inherent reason why they can't last with good battery filters and regular oil changes. The lack of belts and accessories mean they don't require some of the usual maintenance either.

[@cantwealljustgetalong2]

@MarshallRGoldberg they made them well when they were not mandatory, so that they could build up a reputation and gain a following. now that people have no choice but to buy hybrid, the build quality, longevity, reliability will go down. "its just business"

[@Sh9168]

Just picked up a 2025 Camry XSE yesterday. LOVE IT!! Haven't had any problems with it in the whole 27 miles I've driven.

[@joeyGalileoHotto]

I test drove the new 2025 Camry on Saturday, I was very impressed.

[@stevenperkins7330]

Good review. I'm an Eng for Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America located in Georgetown KY. This project was a very exciting project for me. Thank you for the review.

[@todds334]

Great car Steven...I just purchased a 2025 Camry XLE assembled in your Georgetown plant, I love it ! First Hybrid I have ever owned and the mileage is amazing. Also plenty of power and a quiet cabin. Nice job to you and the entire Toyota team...!

[@AtlantaGuns]

That’s the SE it’s rated at 47 mpg combined. The LE fwd is the only trim that will get you 51mpg combined or 663 miles per tank. Lots of people show that if you drive it sensibly you can easily get 700 miles per tank. Amazing car.

[@childrey14]

I recently bought a 2025 Camry XSE AWD and love it. Took a trip a overnight trip to Colorado last week. Easily got 51 mpg to 53mpg. Car did incredible. Living in NW Ohio AWD and 4WD is a must for the winters.

[@baykid4994]

31 grand is a steal here in California we won’t find one new on that price

[@sefco1352]

Just got one a month ago, an SE, with no options. Got them down to $30k even. It’s got more pep than the 2013 Honda Accord Sport I traded in. And on my 8 mile trip back from the dog park yesterday, I averaged 62mpg (and that included a stop at a Wendy’s drive thru). Enjoying it so far

[@Glasscitycarnerd]

Just bought an original 1989 5-speed Camry with 79,000 miles. Classic Toyotas are what made me love the brand!

[@johnsmith1953x]

*You can NEVER, EVER go wrong with a Camry!!* (said by a big FORD man like me!!)

[@Drewcardello]

It uses the exact same transmission as the escpae and maverick.

[@tomcat8662]

Yeah I’ve got a Camry for my road warrior and an American car(Escalade) for my weekend vehicle and when I need to pull a boat or trailer. I don’t put a lot of miles on the Cadi.

[@danielz8183]

I agree without a doubt being an owner of a 96(which lasted me until 2019) and now I have a 07 3.5 Camry. It’s a great reliable quality car which as long as I replace the fluids when needed it should last a lifetime. Love it!

[@Audiomainia2310]

With a CVT transmission and W0-08 oil that can only be bought at the dealership? For $20.00 a quart? I think I can find something better - with a normal 6 or 8 speed tranny.

[@DavidScarpaci]

my 2016 camry hybrid has 207,000 miles and the little and big batteries have never been replaced.

[@Plutonium239MXR]

The CVTs in the Chevy volt and Cadillac ELR uses planetary gear sets. Super reliable, no wear on belts or chains. Uses normal ATF, not CVT stuff.

[@rustbeltrobclassic2512]

I bought a new chevy volt in 2012, and owned it for two years, but only had it in my possession for about 2 months.. drove every other GM product as a loaner vehicle. It was nearly as much of a pile of garbage as my GX460.. which would be in my top three worst vehicles ever owned.. with a Cadillac N* being the 3rd.

[@Plutonium239MXR]

@rustbeltrobclassic2512 I have had three Cadillac Devilles with the northstar. They were all very reliable. The only issue with the cars was that I lived in Michigan so everything that wasn't aluminum rotted.

[@secoroco]

Strongly recommended. My 2025 Camry hybrid gives me ~60mpg. I wasn’t a big fan of eCVT, but gotta tell you, it’s an awesome and smooth ride. 👌

[@egrace67]

I’m looking at the Accord Hybrid and this Hybrid- Do you pick up a lot of road noise? Hard bumpy ride or smooth floaty…😁 The best words I could use …😊

[@flagmobile4472]

Which drive mode do you use to get 60 mpg and how fast do you drive ?

[@djzaki]

Ive owned a 2010 Lexus rx400h, 2013 es300h Lexus, 2012 ct200h Lexus, and now a 2021 Lexus es300h. I'm a major gear head. My weekender is a bmw m3, but I stand by using a Lexus Toyota hybrid as a daily driver. In average 44mpg driving crazy in my es300h

[@maestrooscuro5299]

I just bought a 2025 XSE Camry awd and I must say, it’s surprisingly quick for a fuel economy sedan. It’s a badass car for sure super happy with it.

[@forx28]

Scotty Kilmer you’re my hero

[@curedham2963]

I bought a 25 camry SE and i absolutely love it, its made VERY well and drives VERY well. Ive driven different vehicles from different brands (im auto glass tech) and the camry is literally number 1# in how well it drives, its sooooooo smooth.

[@robertd.5479]

Nice. The XLE comes with acoustic glass for the driver/passenger windows. Do you think acoustic glass makes a significant difference?

[@reezdog]

Better than a Tesla, that's for sure.

[@xashmak1892]

@@richardfolden3860 Cope

[@anthonylocsei9716]

@@richardfolden3860 Unfortunately it catches afire a lot. Do not park under your house!!!

[@Justin-w2j]

Lmao

[@Making_trade_workgreatagain]

Better than a Tesla 💯 percent you don’t have to wait 45 mins to charge Just put gas and go

[@froyo9674]

@@Making_trade_workgreatagainyou don’t have to wait 45 minutes with a Tesla. Usually only 15 minutes tops. You don’t have to top off to 100. Some charging stops only require 5 minutes worth of charging, and it’s very friendly to your own bathroom schedules. Unlike ICE vehicles you can leave it at the pump while it’s “filling up” and do your business. Most charging stations have food and bathroom options, if not then you can plan accordingly. Can’t tell y’all HOW MUCH BETTER A TESLA REALLY IS. Alas, you’ll never know if you remain close minded. Or you could get behind the wheel, do some research or speak to a TESLA owner. Our gripes are not with our vehicles. Our qualms lie elsewhere. TESLA IS THE BEST CAR TO DRIVE AND OWN HANDS DOWN

[@aidan1585]

5:26 he makes a very good point about the V6. It’s great, it’s powerful, sounds amazing for a v6. But it’s not really necessary, the drastic drop in fuel economy is not really worth the marginally better performance. The hybrid is as torquey as a turbo diesel 4 cylinder 🤷‍♂️

[@petershen1984]

My ride is a RAV4 E4 with the same engine. If you miss the V6 you'll appreciate rear wheel traction :)

[@alanjameson8664]

We have a 2012 Camry hybrid made in Kentucky; it averages about 45 mpg, and has been trouble-free. Our daughter is a little taller than we are, and drives a Honda Fit (made in Japan); she noticed that the headroom is a little limited in our Camry [translation: she bumps her head]. Great thing about the hybrid: when using the cruise control, it works going downhill just as well as on the level or going uphill. Our old standard Camry tended to run away going downhill with cruise control. Tires don't last quite as long in hybrids. Our Camry hybrid came with some electronic geegaws we have never used, like satellite radio and navigation. Glad to hear the seats in the new one are comfortable; our 2012 model's seats are less comfortable than in our previous standard Camrys. [Full disclosure: I drive my cars into the ground.]

[@alvinreddy4023]

This was helpful. Thank you ☮️

[@princec7283]

"Tires don't last quite as long in hybrids" -- what are you talking about?

[@borowland5744]

Just got a new 2025 XSE and love it.

[@josephkelleher8820]

Put a set of Michelin Defender tires on that car and you will have hardly any road noise from tires.

[@smokey2459]

You are correct. Michelin Defenders are THE best, even for the N/E winters..

[@frankm7707]

Try the Michelin Cross Climate 2 next time. They are amazing.

[@Offensively-normal]

All the camry videos on release day had Continental procontacts. They show up with Hankooks on them.

[@charlesjackson1700]

​@@frankm7707Those tires have an ugly tread pattern...😖

[@charlesjackson1700]

My new Camry XLE has Hankooks on it . Will replace them with new Michelins when the time comes...

[@cruzc1238]

What is more impressive is the “Buick” “Envista” I have recently bought. I’m getting an impressive 47mpg with a 3cylinder. 6speed transmission. Very good for delivery drivers. Perfect set up “24,000k” unbeatable made in “Korea”

[@MrBacchus18]

Why so many "quotation marks"?

[@contentwatcher1629]

It's that much better than the encore gx? This thing is barely getting 27 mpg lmao

[@HAIDARAVEN]

Own a 23 and 24 prius .....fantastic cars

[@thelixir715]

Hell ya - and made in Japan!

[@Bert828282]

JUST RENTED ONE FOR A 3 WEEK JOB IN WYOMING: 6K MILES, 75mph-80-mph...52mpg. PLENTY OF PEP. IT TOOK 2 DAYS TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO TURN OFF THE STUPID ALARMS AND OVERRIDES, THOUGH.

[@lamaquinaludica9816]

I own a 2019 Prius, drive normally in Sports mode. Get something in between 54 and 63 MPG. Last trip (2 weeks Ago Montana -Idaho - Oregon I got 62.7 driving fast. I'm amazed about the capabilities of this car, and considering moving to a newer Prius or Hybrid Camry in a couple of years.

[@brtecson]

Thats wild.. besides high speed, ridiculous wind and sloped roads and you still got that mpg.

[@JackTheSkunk]

The new ones are quire sporty looking. Can't beat the mileage. Sadly, they are way too low for me to climb in and out of due to my advanced decrepit age. 😅

[@Armada0500]

That impressive. How about the reliability?

[@davec.3198]

I dont believe you. I've never seen a prius driven quickly. 😅

[@lamaquinaludica9816]

@@brtecson The secret is keeping the speed and when you go downhill only use the EV engine. When you go uphill do it with plenty momentum and high revs. Other super important factor is having the right tire pressure.

[@rondini2]

I have this car! 2018 version. It’s frigging amazing. I’ve gotten even better mileage at times. As high as 80, but 60 on a reasonably flat highway is common. I fill up the tank once a month, whether I need to or not!😜

[@genebigs1749]

"Toyota's new Camry gets 51 MPG and I'm buying one." No you're not, Scotty. No, you're not.

[@johnsmith1953x]

He did. Now cry for me sweetie!!!

[@bartsimpson8616]

this man doesnt know about shame !! He is Kamala Haris in to car world !!

[@stevenweiss2148]

Its what you want to buy if you are a UBER driver

[@jimliu2560]

Impossible to buy a new Camry for $30K…

[@bartsimpson8616]

@@klord-is9ft The leader of ''free'' world Joe says that is best option for you , Also battery cables can be just touched , no need to bolt on, also Scoty says same .

[@kevingreen8581]

Hi Scotty. I own a 2020 Toyota Camry in the UK and I love the 2.5 litre Hybrid engine and don't mind the eCVT gearbox. This car is so good.

[@abc33944]

Same ! Imported a 2020 Jdm to the U.K. It’s a proper Camry !! Looks mega and drives amazing

[@Dragon_Gaming2020]

The price is pretty good, these days anything less than $35K is considered average or “cheap”.

[@metalmike570]

And 51 MPG saves even more money.

[@Dragon_Gaming2020]

@@metalmike570 lol that too

[@hikerclarence7092]

I just bought a 24 hybrid corolla not too long ago. Gets same mpg, just in a smaller package for thousands less. Barely have more than 1000 miles on it but I enjoy the drive. My first car was an old 94 camry and it lasted 29 years, so I'm completely loyal to toyota

[@s_t102]

31K $ ain't much considering he's gonna get 51 trouble-free mpgs for at least 175 000 miles.

[@WeatherHappens]

Aren't they still marking these up? Where can you even get one at MSRP?

[@zfunk9]

Until Toyota finds machining debris in the engines and they start blowing up like they’re Tundra’s. Unfortunately Toyotas are junk these days like most other new cars. Stop living in the past.

[@s_t102]

@@WeatherHappens I guess they do in the US. Where I'm from, the markup on these don't exceed 1.5K, maybe 2K at worst.

[@jeschr3462]

Taxi companies all over the US use these camry hybrids as their main fleet vehicle and they regularly get to 300,000-400,000+ miles with no major issues.

[@MooMoo69556]

Yeah lemme spend $31k plus insurance costs to save what…$200-400 on gas a month? Doofus.

[@davidparkin9017]

At 65 mph, my 2003 530i m54 3.0L gets real road 35mpg and compared to the CAMRY, its acceleration is astonishing, 0-60 mph 6.8 seconds. 140,000 miles to date. It had 100,000 miles when I bought it five years ago.

[@dennisg1045]

We will likely buy one of these (LE) after our '03 Camry V6 XLE goes to the dumps. Maybe in about 5 years.... Drive train is still doing well.

[@Cap683]

I bought an LE. I think that it is a great car. I specifically wanted the 16 inch tires. I really like the fabric interior which is much better than the "fabric" interior of my wife's 2013 Camry LE. I rides great and has ample pick up.

[@rustbeltrobclassic2512]

keep the 03 v6 as long as possible, make sure you do the timing belt and water pump every 100k. If you drive a new camry right after the 03 you'll be horribly disappointed. They are hard to see out of and sit on the ground. Yeah they get great fuel economy, but every other aspect of an 03 xle is better..

[@bobmmann3917]

I so miss my Camry XSE V6 which got wrecked by a jerk running a red. Driving a Highlander now which is nice, but still miss the Camry.

[@yobabybubba]

Please tell me why you want the LE over the XLE. I'm thinking of getting an XLE. I have been a honda man for years but now I want the camry after renting one.

[@user-rs1fj1is8c]

Despite some glaring issues, I’m considering buying a Corolla Cross hybrid. It’s AWD and gets 40mpg. I would just keep my truck but it’s neither fast nor fuel efficient, getting approximately 15mpg, which feels low compared to newer cars.

[@bjkjoseph]

I was in the Toyota dealership last year and when I saw these hybrids and there performance, I knew Toyota was gonna blow everyone out of the water, including Tesla, especially Tesla

[@RRLV434]

This car wasn’t available a year ago…

[@jgrab1]

There performance? Wow........

[@TheSirVtec]

This 50mpg camry is brand new, wasn't out last year. You saw the other Hybrids that have been around.

[@bjkjoseph]

@@RRLV434 I saw a lot of hybrids. I did not see a Camry hybrid. I don’t think I said I saw a Camry hybrid, but that’s not what I meant AnyWho

[@bjkjoseph]

@@jgrab1 sorry I didn’t mean to make Tesla owners cry like bitches, but they’re always crying like bitches

[@russdennis7026]

I love my Rav4 Prime. No more tents for camping and it does great in the snow.

[@JK-tb9wl]

31k! Every dealer I find has markups of 3-4k on these things and want nearly 38K OTD for a bare bones FWD SE.

[@BrianNC81]

Do a deal over the phone with out of state dealership. Buy a cheap way plane ticket and drive it home. Did that twice in the past few years and saved thousands. The dealership I bought off of even sent a car to the airport to pick me up.

[@GodleyX]

Go to Wisconsin, I got a fully loaded xle awd for 39k otd. No mark up. Paid under sticker price

[@eerielantern.]

Unfortunately, that’s about what I paid for my 25’ SE. Granted, it did come with the convenience package, all weather mats, charging package, and the LED accent lights, but that was it. MSRP for my SE was $35,009.29 but after sales tax, registration, doc fee, and gap insurance, the OTD came out to $37,324.29.

[@beepak8902]

Got my se for 35k OTD with convenience pkg and cold weather pkg . In cali .

[@PlanetLinuxChannel]

Got a Ford Escape PHEV that essentially has Toyota’s hybrid system and eCVT. It averages 40 MPG (build a slightly larger vehicle), but also has a 37 mi all-electric range, being a plug-in hybrid. Can confirm that this hybrid system and eCVT are no joke, truly fantastic!

[@davedaihatsu2585]

Hey Scotty, try the Honda Fit e:HEV hybrid! It boast almost 100 MPG!

[@kaizen5180]

Masterclass on hybrid systems. Scotty don't miss

[@PaulJamesSingh]

Scotty mines gives 52-54 since 2019. I love it…..

[@front2427]

my mini metro has covered some 300k miles, try beat that in a non British car.

[@thebig12conference73]

I’m a fourth generation Toyota Camry owner I would advise staying away from the hybrid and get a GTO variant . You will sacrifice some of that MPG but you get a reliable V6

[@endtimeswriter]

Never heard of a GTO variant besides the Pontiac GTO

[@CaveyMoth]

If I get stuck behind slowpokes, my 2021 Highlander Hybrid can get up to about 50 MPG on my drive home from work. I wonder how many MPGs I could get in this thing. 5:02 All-wheel drive in Toyota hybrids has a few advantages. Rather than using a differential like in a standard powertrain, the Toyota hybrid system has an additional electric motor powering the rear wheels. This means additional torque at your disposal. The additional motor also grants enhanced regenerative braking.

[@KeithsTVHD1]

i just traded my 2018 V6 Camry in for the the AWD Camry and LUV it, i don`t even miss the V6.

[@ahmedalwahaibi8687]

this thing is keeping me worried cuz I have a lexus is350 2006, so Im planning to buy the new 2025 camry but i'm worried that it won't run like the V6

[@kayleen9110]

51mg ar 30,000 dollars worth considering.😊

[@lunarblackstar1]

That's a damn fair price imo for that kinda gas mileage and durability

[@Bada_Boom78]

@@lunarblackstar1I agree

[@guruprabhu_39915]

Only if you get it at 30k OTD price.. Dealers will make it 34-35k easily

[@MrDonny27]

​@@guruprabhu_39915fact

[@tuckermcgee8213]

@@guruprabhu_39915dealers arnt the ones making you pay tax 😂

[@alfymo]

I have this SE and I’m getting 43 average running the AC on low consistently in Texas. I also idle more than average doing Uber and other gig stuff. Best I’ve gotten is close to 45. Only the LE is advertised as 51mpg. SE and up is advertised as 47 mpg.

[@AnimalAdventuresYT]

Our 24 Camry Le have a 550 Miles in a full tank!

[@gndesign25]

My wife has the 22 Camry Hybrid LE - I've gotten 55 mpg straight shot from Fresno to Sacramento one time, 3 hours straight. Around town it gets around 43-45mpg on average.

[@ScottSullivanTV]

AYYYYY!!!!!! Clovis here.

[@fromthebackofmymind]

Cars that got 45mpg used to cost $7000. When max speed on roads was 55mph. From 55-75mph reduces mileage by 25%. Most drive 80mph so my numbers are close.

[@berto1014]

You'd get even more than 51 mpg if you go 55 mph instead of 70+. You will reliably get 51 mpg at 70 mph on these vehicles now though. Engine efficiency has come a long ways.

[@fromthebackofmymind]

​@@berto1014level grade and a tailwind.

[@allyjack8437]

I have a 20232 Accord sport. It gets 38 to 41 mpg on the highway running 65 to 80 mph. 65 to 68 is the " sweet spot" getter the 41 mpgs... 80+ is the 38 mpg. That is less than a 10% loss..much better than the cars from late 80's to late 90s. I didn't drive a Vegas or pinto in the 70s but I doubt they got 45 mpg at 55 mph.

[@fromthebackofmymind]

​@@allyjack84371970 Subaru FF1 Star. 1.1 Liter Boxer, 4 speed FWD. >40mpg. Economy had a lot to do with GVW.

[@protic4]

My gas 2019 Rav4 gets about 40mpg. I drive a lot of highway, but Toronto highway, so stop and go. Love it.

[@margaretolsen4781]

I have a 2001 Camry v6 with 316,500 miles on it. I'll keep it till it dies, but it's good to know there's a great Camry out there if I ever need a new one

[@rons9197]

2000 Avalon just got an exhaust leak on the Cat pipe. Yikes replacing cats and muffler small fortune! Getting ready to band aid with SuperGlue with a steel band wrap. Front cat about 425. 00 in parts. Will see I hate the set up Toyota has for the 6 cylinder cats

[@Capnblinski]

Mine is a 2000 4 cylinder with 214000 miles on the clock. Some rust starting here in sw pa though..

[@margaretolsen4781]

Lol- I have a Revision: 316,735 miles! I finally had to replace the original timing belt at 315k miles. And temp gage. But otherwise the engine is smooth and acceleration is awesome. Best of all, the AC works well! Great for all these hot CA days.

[@rons9197]

Update; Repaired tiny hole in cat with epoxy and a steel band. The piece of steel was from a steel band sleeve that wouldn’t go over the cat so I bent a piece of my clamp off and glued with epoxy.

[@danthevan1451]

In Europe we've been getting 51MPG from ICE cars for years, we get 60-80 from hybrids.

[@KingOfSwords720]

Correct me if I'm mistaken, but europe doesn't utilize on miles or gallons 😂

[@madjooooo]

Why are Toyota cars much more expensive in Europe? Corollas, Prius, Camries - 5000 - 10 000 $ more expensive.

[@darrensharpe7230]

US mpg is different to UK mpg

[@danthevan1451]

@@KingOfSwords720 The UK does. (OK so it's imperial gallons, so 25% bigger, 20 floz to a pint, not 16 floz.) You got your MPG and BTU, (British Thermal Unit) from the same place you got your language and legal system.

[@rbnhd1144]

@@madjooooo There is a 20% VAT value added Tax in the U.K. its quite sad, of course they don't have to deal with all the other taxes we have in the USA, as you know it varies by state.

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

Truly a toyota / honda fan boy channel !

[@builttolaugh]

I got a 2025 SE hybrid! Best smoother ride ever. Also he didn’t get that for 31k out of the door…

[@bfields1448]

Se are 40,000

[@wangyichi8316]

It's around 37000 out of door?

[@pwx9000]

OMG I LOVE THIS CAR !! I REALLY WANT ONE !!! AWESOME VIDEO 0:01 9:42 9:48 4:40 51 GAS MILEAGE , Hybrid. 5:30 huge trunk 5:45 Engines made in USA , 6:03 EXCELLENT seat design 6:23 Scotty's screen complaint, RESOLVED‼️ TOYOTA is supreme 7:47 not bad acceleration, decent , 0 - 60 in 7 seconds 8:28 face the facts 8:35 on Camrys demand‼️The RAV 4s are in way more demand ‼️ 9:06 2024 sexy CAMRY SE Hybrid 9:18 bullet proof transmission

[@darhammora7867]

I’ve got the XLE fully loaded for 41K $

[@tgonzalez1983]

I’m pretty excited because I just bought one in metallic gray. Looks really good & won’t have to fill the tank as often as my Altima. Ill never get a Nissan again

[@Kurtdog63]

I am glad Kentucky is not in Mexico.

[@LiljamezZz]

7:52 as he passes a 35 sign 😂

[@jayhoward6371]

Very nice pic up. Can't go wrong with these Toyotas . Bought my daughter a 2012 Camry 2.5 and it had acceptional acceleration and pretty good gas mileage but 51 is pretty good

[@raymondthomas1570]

For a 2012 Camry, long drives, they are great on gas.

[@txtchjmb29]

I had a 25 Camry rental in New Orleans 2 weeks ago. Awesome car but I just paid off my 2019 Camry LE so not worth to trade in lol

[@-sensibleChris]

Nice. Keep driving that 19 and enjoy being payment free. Nice job. That's how you win the game.

[@vankap350]

i used to drive 97 camry and love it and it's easy fix the problems.

[@e7bk]

Scotty works in the advertising department at Toyota.

[@Screwed112]

One time my 2010 Ford Fusion hybrid got about 50 MPG over 70 miles. Great car, 265k miles and still runs like new

[@allhonesty848]

I'll wait until all the kink are worked out (should any arise). The 1st gen of a new design is a gamble...wait and see how they hold up.

[@FJBomb]

Same here, I want to buy one but will wait for the 2026 model.

[@hassansmw5634]

Engine, transmission and hybrid system are the excatly same from previous generation. Only Exterior and interior were updated

[@modquad18]

It’s already been tried for a decade in the Prius, lol 😂

[@allhonesty848]

Clearly I'm not a Toyota guy. 😅 Thanks for the info.

[@bluepoint4342]

It's same exact car as 2018-2024 Camry. Just new Exterior and interior so you shouldn't be worried

[@Shipspotting_Vietnam]

Looking for this video for a long time!!!

[@ricktotty2283]

The transmission has two electric motors. They both can be used as generators and motors. The larger of the two is the main propulsion motor. There is no traction belt in this transmission. The engine is only connected to the drive axle under certain conditions. Most of the time the electric motor is running the show. The engine runs the smaller motor generator, which generates electricity to charge the battery. This is not a complicated system. It has less than half the components of a standard automatic transmission. Very simple and very durable. I recommend them Harley if you like Toyotas.

[@Cgl3g3nd]

I’m debating between this, civic hybrid hatch, and a Mazda 3 hatch. Feel free to leave a comment with your recommendation. Civic is around 29k and Mazda is 26k obviously not hybrid. I’m a realtor in Ohio so I’m in the city highway and burbs a lot. Thanks

[@etacarinae5558]

Been leaning towards a Mazda 3 as a possible next vehicle.....The Civic has had a lot of recent problems.

[@miketym2642]

I went with the Mazda 3. Love it compared to the Civic and Corolla.

[@Cgl3g3nd]

@@etacarinae5558 my brother and dad have a crv hybrid I’d think the hybrid hatch civic would be better than the ice civic. I don’t like cvt but have heard good things about the Honda and Toyota ECVT.

[@beepak8902]

Mazdas leak oil and have oil consumption issues. I had two of them and it happen to me. Google to find out more on them .

[@RC_213]

I have a 2011 Camry le, with less than 190,000 miles. She’s still running strong, and as tempting as it is to upgrade to a newer vehicle, I want to keep the car as long as possible. But if a great deal and opportunity comes along, a newer Camry is definitely gonna be one of my top choices! I’m a simple person, don’t really want super fancy stuff.. but my top choices would be either a Camry, a cx5, a HRV or CRV, a Civic or an accord

[@rickjames9524]

I'll take v6 or straight six any day before electric or hybrid.. I'm too old fashioned I guess.

[@DericAnslum]

...roar dinosaur roar...

[@MamdouhRamadan1]

Good reliable car as always Toyota is the most reliable vehicle. I have an Avalon 2018 , 85000 Runs as new .. i love it

[@PaulJamesSingh]

If any human on planet earth wishes to drive the most trusted car it should be a Toyota Camry hybrid LE. Something you can rely and can drive as much you can.

[@MooMoo69556]

Average people maybe. You stick to your average person car and enjoy your weekends like a brokie. 😂

[@Dana-ie2bh]

@@MooMoo69556 The "average" working person in this country has been reduced to being a brokie, and/or highly in debt.

[@-sensibleChris]

​@@MooMoo69556what a douche. I'd drive a Toyota over any BMW, or Mercedes no matter how much money I had. Now, I might buy a McClaren, or classic Ferrari, or Porsche 911, or maybe a few classic Vettes, but no stinking Beemer or Mercedes.

[@MooMoo69556]

@@Dana-ie2bh that’s on them. If u can’t make it in America of all countries in the world, then you’re a loser. There’s so much $ out there it’s crazy.

[@MooMoo69556]

@@-sensibleChris I wouldn’t drive a broke person car like a Mercedes or BMW. Lambo, Ferrari, McLaren, hell even corvette c8 or higher.

[@sammyM1290]

I just got one last week and I love it

[@allenkim8308]

I bought a 2024 Camry Hybrid. It has two bent wheels, which makes the car get bumpy at high speeds. I took it to the dealership to try to get replacement under warranty. Dealership says there is nothing wrong. I clearly saw the bent wheels on balancing machine. When you buy a new Toyota, make sure to get the wheels tested before you buy. They won't even recognize the defect once they sell a new car. Toyota is a fraudulent company.

[@BK-hp8cj]

You just went to a fraudulent dealer. Doesn't have squat to do with Toyota itself. My dealer is awesome they fix everything no questions asked

[@ravenmoto5948]

You didnt test drive the vehicle?

[@davidcarter9940]

I had a 1987 Acura Integra with 1.6 lite engine and got up to 57 miles per Imerial gallon. 40 years later they're still catching up.

[@Courtney1992]

Id rather go with the Rav 4 hybrid that's just me

[@heatherschandera8403]

my husband 2023 RAV4 hybrid xle bought new has 62k miles lifetime mpg just cross 47 mpg he gets 630 miles per tank in the summer hand calculated mpg in always between 46.5 and 50 mpg best car ever still original tires just change air filters and oil every 5k miles and keep car in mint condition hand washed every week and wipe engine down Toyota hybrid systems are very efficient if you now how to drive them efficiently

[@nameno8735]

My Camry supposed to have 32 mpg, but I got 21 mpg.

[@octane2099]

Probably have a steel foot

[@mrnarason]

Lead toes, learn how to coast

[@sumtinwong-jx9zu]

toyota been dishonest about their mpg for decades. what they say, n you see, is not what ya get, n also toyota is well overpriced these days.

[@rexonpadre4653]

Maybe break in period?

[@stonefox9124]

😂 how much u weigh?

[@plvt0n1vm]

The way that Camry is styled, it reminds me of the Lexus IS in the rear quarter panel.

[@Alabama_Kurt]

...but Scotty, you previously said that all new Toyotas are crap and you wouldn't buy one!

[@StuStevens-rn7rb]

Yeah what gives?? ☹️