I bought it because it's a hybrid. Our car only gets driven on weekends and such. Our last car was a 2004 with 100k miles. If this last 20 years it could be the last car I drive before they come for my key fob. I got the black interior.
Question: if the car gets driven relatively rarely, doesn't that imply the hybrid is less worth it? I.e. depreciation and insurance are relatively more expensive than gas when the car gets used less.
Good question. I will be retiring in a couple of years. I will no longer have access to a company vehicle. The hybrid should serve us well as we plan on using it quite a bit at that point. Quite a bit. As far as insurance. It went up $29 every 6 months. Regardless of all that. After having it for a little while now. I think I prefer the way it drives. Especially when in heavy traffic. Or traffic light to light City driving.
@@Offensively-normal that new Camry sound like crap with that ecvt transmission. A lot of complaints on Reddit about the groaning sound of the engine and transmission. I personally heard a new 2025 Toyota Camry accelerate hard on the street in Illinois while driving my 2022 Toyota SE and it sounded like the engine was falling apart. I'm like no way I'm buying that Camry. Then I start researching on Google about complaints of loud groaning noises coming from the engine and transmission and the complaints were on Google search. U don't have to be a Master Mechanic to get information on a terrible cheaply made product. Thank the lord for the internet and my ears. My Toyota Corolla SE takes off smoother than that new Camry. It's not the Toyota Employees. It's Toyota Headquarters being cheap and thinking they can get away with making a cheap product; like they failed with the new Tundra and Tacoma which are piling up on dealers lots
Thank you that's how you do a review less blah blah blah and more action. Thank you. My last Camry had a V6 3.5. I sold it with almost 500,000 miles and never did anything but maintenance never touched the transmission oil the thing just would not stop running. It was a 2007 2022.
I’m so glad I got my 23 xse v6 with red interior black exterior fully loaded. Much more fun to drive and quicker since this is a cvt isn’t an enthusiast car but still excels in all aspects except highway performance and driving enjoyably
@@DoomsDay-ys1ki lmao toyota's sales are so shit in China that they give INSANE incentives begging consumers to buy but no, they're like dead in China, unlike the NA market where they still laugh thanks to US tariffs and protectism baby
All of Toyota Hybrids come with eCVT which is a power split device that pairs to the engine and electric motors. The only Toyota hybrids that come with the traditional automatics are their iForceMax powertrains that you get in their Body on Frame trucks and SUVs and also some higher trims of the Grand Highlander and Crown
Its a great car it looks stunishing but that cvt tranny why did toyota even bother on placing cvt's instead of a DCT or something that is more reliable but hey as long as you purchase the car with an extended warranty im in for the lease
MSRP: From $ 28,400 MPG: Up to 53 city / 50 highway Engine: 2.5 L 4-cylinder Horsepower: 184 / 255 hp Transmission:Continuous variable transmission Dimensions: 194" L x 72" W x 57" H Configurations LE • Hybrid From $28,400 SE• Hybrid From $30,700 XLE • Hybrid From $33,400 XSE • Hybrid From $40,695
I’d say the interior actually looks really good. I just wish Toyota had fully redesigned Camry since they ain’t gonna be releasing new redesign until 2031 (predicted years since the last gen Camry has looked the same since 2018!). It’s such a shame that they decided give it a really cool BBL at the front and the literally change nothing about the sides and put Honda accord’s tail light in the back. Should’ve and full redesign just like Prius went through. It would’ve boosted up sales all the way up to over 300k unites since their sales have been decreasing since 2021. (Still high but low compared to previous years). Oh and not to mention, this car is louder than its previous year model lol. Look up car confections sound reading where they test it at 55 mph.
That 2025 Toyota Camry sounds like crap with that CVT transmission. It’s so sad how fast Toyota can destroy themselves. I would have to buy the Lexus ES with the V6 engine before Toyota destroys the ES
@@koaladoeseverything Ironically, its kind of the opposite for Toyota eCVTs. You actually do get up to speed fast because there isn't faux shifting like there is in Nissan CVTs, for instance. The engine revs up immediately (no gears to go through) and the boost of electric torque is powerful off the line. If you look at 0-60 times many Toyota hybrids are faster than their non-hybrid counterparts (Ex: RAV4 gas vs. hybrid). The non-hybrid Corolla has a normal CVT (with a physical first gear), but gets a 0-60 time that is on par with and even quicker than some competition, for example.
@@MattCC16Gaming I own a 2.5 camry 2023 with the 8 speed and the engine and trans are so bad and dont pull at all i have to floor it to get up to speed. and now they have worse transmissions
@@koaladoeseverything ok. I haven’t driven that, but I know it’s decent. My aunt had a 4 cyl Camry and it was decent. The hybrid will feel be more powerful.
I'm actually considering the XSE now and this was perfect timing for that.
I bought it because it's a hybrid. Our car only gets driven on weekends and such. Our last car was a 2004 with 100k miles. If this last 20 years it could be the last car I drive before they come for my key fob. I got the black interior.
Question: if the car gets driven relatively rarely, doesn't that imply the hybrid is less worth it? I.e. depreciation and insurance are relatively more expensive than gas when the car gets used less.
Good question.
I will be retiring in a couple of years. I will no longer have access to a company vehicle. The hybrid should serve us well as we plan on using it quite a bit at that point. Quite a bit. As far as insurance. It went up $29 every 6 months. Regardless of all that. After having it for a little while now. I think I prefer the way it drives. Especially when in heavy traffic. Or traffic light to light City driving.
It won’t last because its a hybrid
@@natelove187 How long have you been a master mechanic? Or are you one of those people who say things for no reason.
@@Offensively-normal that new Camry sound like crap with that ecvt transmission. A lot of complaints on Reddit about the groaning sound of the engine and transmission. I personally heard a new 2025 Toyota Camry accelerate hard on the street in Illinois while driving my 2022 Toyota SE and it sounded like the engine was falling apart. I'm like no way I'm buying that Camry. Then I start researching on Google about complaints of loud groaning noises coming from the engine and transmission and the complaints were on Google search. U don't have to be a Master Mechanic to get information on a terrible cheaply made product. Thank the lord for the internet and my ears. My Toyota Corolla SE takes off smoother than that new Camry. It's not the Toyota Employees. It's Toyota Headquarters being cheap and thinking they can get away with making a cheap product; like they failed with the new Tundra and Tacoma which are piling up on dealers lots
This isn't for car enthusiasts, but is a good people mover for the masses
yes for $48k 😂 are you kidding me?
@@immortal4942 Only 10% people buy the top of the line, the LE for 30k is great value for something that gets 50mpg in our current car market.
It’s comfy, but lord knows I want something more than this.
@@ms3ben wdym not for car enthusiasts? As a car enthusiasts, I said Toyota Camry is great first car for me!
@@immortal4942 it's 40.6k not 48k
Thank you that's how you do a review less blah blah blah and more action. Thank you. My last Camry had a V6 3.5. I sold it with almost 500,000 miles and never did anything but maintenance never touched the transmission oil the thing just would not stop running. It was a 2007 2022.
Ah love your POVs & the roads those just give me the vibes.
I’m so glad I got my 23 xse v6 with red interior black exterior fully loaded. Much more fun to drive and quicker since this is a cvt isn’t an enthusiast car but still excels in all aspects except highway performance and driving enjoyably
That Hybrid Camry sounds like crap with that cvt transmission
Love my 2025 Camry LE w/convenience package. Got it for 29k OTD!
Nice job. I got 10% off a new Camry. They didn't play any games either. I even managed a 4.99.
Yea Toyota!
Great! 2025 Camry XLE will be my first car
@2020PorscheTaycanTurboSThanks
@@CarTourTV168it might be mines aswell
@@pandaketamine wow nice!
I like XLE, but I am little hesitant because the fabric material on the dash and door. Some drink spilled on it and it will be ruined
I like the previous body style.
Thanks for the video.
I love this car 😍
Good car my friend thank you.
The Toyota Camry Is Not That Bad👍🏻👌🏻🏁🚗💨!!!
That droning when you left off full throttle is like music to my ears. Vacuum cleaner music.
$40,000 for a Camry? Inflation is nuts
It’s a brand new car bruh. What you expect?. 20k???
@@DoomsDay-ys1ki well, yes, actually
@@DoomsDay-ys1ki lmao toyota's sales are so shit in China that they give INSANE incentives begging consumers to buy but no, they're like dead in China, unlike the NA market where they still laugh thanks to US tariffs and protectism baby
@@theredsalmon612Pls go buy an old camry from like 2012 if u want one in 20k or smth
It’s been 40k since 2018. Stfu about it.
Magnifique
Nice!
These last few videos have been filmed at Road America
It’s a hybrid car!
I dreamed of a hybrid CVT with simulated gear changes since I was a baby.
You'll want to check out the Honda Civic then.
That Camry sounds like crap and very weak engine
thanx
Fist cool new car
the cars in the background giving me forza horizon vibes
A Toyota advertisement came on right when I was gonna watch this😅😂
Same👀😂
I can buy it
I’m stuck between this car and the new accord touring…
The video says it has an 8 speed at 0:20
I wish it did lol
It's actually an E-CVT
That grey tho.... beautiful
the red interior not my fav.
That front is gorge. But I think the V6 is quieter than this Hybrid.
The color is called Heavy Metal. I have one being built now, but with black leather interior.
The V6 is indeed quieter, however the hybrid system is smoother than the 8 speed automatic by a lot
What is the area. Beautiful nature
The the screen is good
Rear looks like 2024 BMW 3 series
Got up to 60 pretty decently, if loud, and then seemed to die off.
And bigger than the 2020 Toyota Camry
lesxus es350 brother
No awd for 2025?
No digital mirror means scam.
Where is this? Never seen roads like these in USA this. Is it Canada?
Road America
@@TammyWallace58 Ok thank u cutie
CVT or 8 speed automatic? Sounds like a CVT but caption said 8AT.
All of Toyota Hybrids come with eCVT which is a power split device that pairs to the engine and electric motors. The only Toyota hybrids that come with the traditional automatics are their iForceMax powertrains that you get in their Body on Frame trucks and SUVs and also some higher trims of the Grand Highlander and Crown
Why does the startup sound almost like the Asian earthquake warning?
😂😂😂
Its a great car it looks stunishing but that cvt tranny why did toyota even bother on placing cvt's instead of a DCT or something that is more reliable but hey as long as you purchase the car with an extended warranty im in for the lease
That is not typical CVT, it's e-cvt.
MSRP: From $ 28,400
MPG: Up to 53 city / 50 highway
Engine: 2.5 L 4-cylinder
Horsepower: 184 / 255 hp
Transmission:Continuous variable transmission
Dimensions: 194" L x 72" W x 57" H
Configurations
LE • Hybrid From $28,400
SE• Hybrid From $30,700
XLE • Hybrid From $33,400
XSE • Hybrid From $40,695
I don't like the front they made it like a weird charger type car i just think its weird🤧
6:39 That physically hurt me
225 crank which mean it's more like 180 whp🤣
Panggah nglorò èco aè pak
Cvt transmission 🤦♂️😫
it's the most reliable transmission u can get on a Toyota
@@ro0ster648The Camry sounds like trash with that cvt transmission. The Lexus ES is the way to go until Toyota destroys that model
The internal design of Toyota Camry is really not goid
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40k for a camry lmao
Better buy CLA lol
CLA is shit @@NakedButAnonymous
@@NakedButAnonymous I don't even like Mercedes but this Camry is so ugly and expensive I'd go for it. I personally liked the last gen Camry TRD V6
The design just looks ugly. Doing way too much with the random lines.
The previous generation was perfect
Somehow they made it even more boring than the previous generation which I didn't think was possible.
I’d say the interior actually looks really good. I just wish Toyota had fully redesigned Camry since they ain’t gonna be releasing new redesign until 2031 (predicted years since the last gen Camry has looked the same since 2018!). It’s such a shame that they decided give it a really cool BBL at the front and the literally change nothing about the sides and put Honda accord’s tail light in the back. Should’ve and full redesign just like Prius went through. It would’ve boosted up sales all the way up to over 300k unites since their sales have been decreasing since 2021. (Still high but low compared to previous years). Oh and not to mention, this car is louder than its previous year model lol. Look up car confections sound reading where they test it at 55 mph.
This is the good boring where you get better than average reliability and 45mpg
Everything in the US market is boring.
@@blackgold7542015 to 2017 model was more quiet than 2018 model year.
Everything is boring if u're not buying Mercedes.
That 2025 Toyota Camry sounds like crap with that CVT transmission. It’s so sad how fast Toyota can destroy themselves. I would have to buy the Lexus ES with the V6 engine before Toyota destroys the ES
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Japanese cars gonna die so bad after EVs get better. Sad.
Lol when EVs even gonna be used worldwide . Keep dreaming😊
CVT 😢😢😢
Not a CVT
@@bitbat9 não??? Não escutei o som das trocas de marchas ? 🔊🔊👀
the price hurts the soul on an otherwise good car no matter the trim
Не могут сделать полный привод и салон почти не меняется 👎👎👎
40k not bad
Go buy CLA instead of this asian shit.
Instead of Camry, they should call this car Uber mobile. 😂
Old Toyota Camry was my childhood car 😢but now it ruin
Man i mean Toyota really ruined it's 4 cylinder cars by hybrid and CVT. Ain't good cuz it's hella annoying
How?
@@MattCC16Gaming CVT and eCVT cars don't pull enough to get up to proper speed. Toyota needs to learn from Honda on how to tune their engines at least
@@koaladoeseverything Ironically, its kind of the opposite for Toyota eCVTs. You actually do get up to speed fast because there isn't faux shifting like there is in Nissan CVTs, for instance. The engine revs up immediately (no gears to go through) and the boost of electric torque is powerful off the line. If you look at 0-60 times many Toyota hybrids are faster than their non-hybrid counterparts (Ex: RAV4 gas vs. hybrid). The non-hybrid Corolla has a normal CVT (with a physical first gear), but gets a 0-60 time that is on par with and even quicker than some competition, for example.
@@MattCC16Gaming I own a 2.5 camry 2023 with the 8 speed and the engine and trans are so bad and dont pull at all i have to floor it to get up to speed. and now they have worse transmissions
@@koaladoeseverything ok. I haven’t driven that, but I know it’s decent. My aunt had a 4 cyl Camry and it was decent. The hybrid will feel be more powerful.
Вариатор!!!🤮🤬