Long live the sedan! | 2022 Toyota Camry Review
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2022
- The Camry uses a time-tested recipe for mass-market success.
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Cliff once drove a Toyota Camry from Tennessee to Connecticut--suffice to say, he's familiar with this car. The 2022 Toyota Camry doesn't re-write the book, but it employs the sort of powertrain, suspension, and technology that meets the needs of most drivers. Watch our full test drive review to see why this midsize sedan remains so popular.
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Yeah ! cars with turbos usually deliver more power and torque, but run hotter and are more prong to elevated repair cost, which defeats the purpose of owning a reliable and economical vehicle.
My 2017 XLE bought off the Show room floor has been absolutely flawless with 140,050 miles as of today. I get 37 mpg , often 32 worst if I speed 85 or more for long time. Looks great inside and out seats have been in excellent condition front and rear. I'm still on my original brakes and absolutely 0 parts have been fixed or replaced. Kudos Toyota just hope my new 2022 4 runner does half as well
Hope your new 4Runner does half as well? They're made in Japan. Which means it will last forever. Japanese engineering is unmatched. Hence the 4Runner's high resale value.
@noeagosto9231 thx camry just had 1st set new brakes installed as it failed state inspection at 172k. Still runs like a top. My runner is still chill mode 16k on it and I fully expect it to last 5 years,... then it'll be ditch time if not sooner. Looking at GX or possibly new Landcrusier 🤔 👀
I bought a 2023 camary it was made in Kentucky with 65% U.S. parts
WHOA! I didn't know that was a Camry
It looks so different!!! I love all the changes they've made for the 22 year
gotta love Toyota.
I will tell you something I don't buy brand new cars in general anyway. but I owned 2007 Toyota Camry XLE V6 .. and I was planning on changing brands ..I couldn't when I do the Relibitly research I find my self always returning back to Toyota .. as of right now I own 2012 Toyota Venza XLE V6 AWD .. so happy with it honestly. once you get used to Toyota Relibitly. is very hard to take a chance with any other brands really !!
The Camry is 10 years older than me and one of the most reliable cars on the World and in the top five mid-size sedans that I like
Bank of Toyota. Awesome resale and reliability. I take a Camry Hybrid for the fuel efficiency
Spot on review. I love renting Camry though I don't own one. I am never uncomfortable in one after a long drive. Toyota does a great job with their ergonomics (seating). I don't need a V6 engine and would rather have the economy. I can understand why one would want one though if they are in mountainous areas.
I like the Camry and Accord.
I'm nervous about the Accords 1.5 oil delution problem. Have they fixed it yet
Accords 1.5T aren’t reliable, only the 2.0T is worth buying or get a Camry
@@reyperez3424 So you'd say 2.0t over the Camry? Isn't the Camry more reliable?
Great review Cliff! I've read a lot of complaints about the 8 speed automatic transmission in the Camry. That it's indecisive at lower speeds, gear hunts a lot, and jerky. Is that true from your experience?
This guy doesn't know what he's talking about! 200 HP for a 2500 cc naturaly aspirated engin is insane!
The power per liter is good. But it's a larger car and this engine, without a turbo, is comparably weak.
@@waterlevelroute Not true. Honda, BMW, Ford all make fantastic (turbo) four-cylinder engines as you describe. Four-cylinder engines are not created equal.
@@northrollingacres drive one. The 2.5L Camry is no race car but it’s definitely peppy for the size and gets up to speed quick. The V6 is only barely quicker to 60mph.
Also, Honda and Ford have plenty of issues with the turbo motors. Honda particularly have problems with the oil dilution issues. Though they seem to be getting a hand on it.
in today’s world it’s not even close to impressive. Mercedes is making 416hp from a 2.0 engine. Yeah, it’s turbocharged but the Camry shoud just add a turbo to bump up the power
@@kristians2704 You just compared a Camry with a Mercedes.... Turbo's are notoriously not as reliable and a extra moving part to break. And if you want to talk impressive turbos, 1.6L inline 3 cylinder turbo from Toyota putting out 300hp from the factory and can handle 450hp with a boost tune on stock internals. There's a complete breakdown on RUclips of it. 200hp in a camry is not gonna win races, but it's fast enough and will last 40x longer than a Mercedes turbo will. Original poster also stated this was impressive for a naturally aspirated motor. Which is correct. It’s pretty decent and delivers phenomenal fuel mileage.
Not a fan of the "AfterThought" screen. I have a 2018 Camry and like the way the Screen is built into the dashboard. Just test drove the new Accord. I didn't like 1.5 I felt it was a little slow, and the 2.0t was trying to hard to hunt for gears. I like the interior styling of the New Accord, but I think l'm going back to another Camry.
I love your Toyota camry 👍
My body feels like it’s more broken down over the years than the Camry.
toyotas for life🙏🏻
How's the stock audio system?
How long til demand shifts from SUVs and back to sedans?
Not sure that will happen, but one can hope!
Camry has no turbo no cvt. Reliability. Are people going to notice a .4 0-60 difference with an accord….probbaly not. To get satelite radio in accord you need the top trim.
I just came from watching the Lexus ES 350 review and the gulf in class is astonishing. The Lexus ES 350 is miles better. Lexus ES 350 or nothing.
The apostrophe on '22 is going the wrong way. Should be pointing out noting the missing 20. Hit the key twice for the closing single quote and delete the first single quote.
Camry XLE my fav model.
Do not care about a PERFORMANCE vehicle.
I have a se and I love cruising
If it comes to UK in estate (station wagon) format, that’d be great and it could even challenge the Skoda Superb! But as a sedan (saloon)? No, it’ll never be a big seller in Britain… shame, cus it’s basically a sound car!
If they removed that grill this might be a good car. There’s no bumper any more it’s just all grill.
Maybe you can put a lexus grill on it
😛😛😛🤪
Get the se or xse then they're much better looking I have a 2018 se and I got it cuz the le and xle fronts are ugly to me but the 2021 models got a face-lift and those le and xles look better than 18-20 le and xles
I am ago according Sonata2 because they’re more of a pleasure to ride in
The Malibu is boring Altima is comfortable but has a horrible CVT
The Passat doesn’t where we have an impressive interior parts going away anyway The Malibu also doesn’t have good insulation
Decay five is great too Ford fusion and Mazda six are gone but they were good two except 09 or 10 year old models at this point
🚫Sonata is garbage compared to a Camry⚜️ or Accord.⚜️ They are plagued with reliability problems and their engines catch on fire.👎🚫Stay away from terrible Korean made vehicles..
You don't buy a Camry to race people. You buy it because you know it's going to last 4ever and never give you problems. BOTTOM LINE-
Guy is crapping over the one of the most reliable vehicles on the planet.
Who knew one of the last sedans to prioritize comfort over Zoomer back pain would be made by Toyota? Lincoln and Buick don’t even make sedans anymore (thanks, children), and the Chrysler 300 is on the way out. Cadillac pretty much makes sports sedans now and unless you say your car is “sporty” and emphasize handling and performance, no one will buy it. Embarrassing.
This car is not so pretty, plus nobody's red is as vibrant as Mazda's. Like you, I'd go for an Accord, but seek out a used one with the 252hp and 6-speed manual.
mazda 6 no longer exists
yes, but the soul lives on; Soul Red Crystal, that is.
Mazdas are very ugly and odd looking and their reliability is very questionable.. Stay away from their terrible skyactiv brand
@@toyota420xp The Mazda 6 was garbage like the rest of them.. Mazda is the new Mitsubishi.🥴😜🥴
Drove a Camry for the first time as a rental car - 2022 with 10,000 miles on it. I absolutely despised driving that car. It was incredibly boring, sluggish, and just wasn't fun to drive at all. I couldn't wait to turn it back in. One good thing I can say, is the standard stereo was decent sounding in it. Everything else wasn't great though and I really don't see its appeal.
Turbos= not reliable
It’s so ugly. The front looks like it’s at the dentist and they put those things in to stretch its mouth open. The sport models are just a different kind of ugly to this one. How Toyota managed to design 2 ugly front ends whilst the rest of the car is so boring is kinda impressive
That black plastic on the sides of the grill is atrocious.
That car drive like ass, worst transmission ever.
The 8 speed ?
troll...🥴😜🥴