It looks like a Prius, but if you look closely, it's different. I think it's a good design. However, the back seat is narrow. The 2.5-liter hybrid delivers powerful driving performance and seems to have good fuel economy.
this car is really for people who haven’t purchased a new vehicle in 10-15years. why would y’all complain about the same platform? Nice car. Wish I would’ve waited before I bought my 24 accord ex 😢
Hey that’s a really good car too, accords are nice looking and bigger inside, probably drive a little nicer Besides 2024+ have a new head gasket design so they hopefully won’t have the issues the 2018-2022 models had
Those Wheels Makes it look much more Sportier. I like this combo, because it looks like the rims almost match the color of the rims. If they Blacked out the Camry Letters on the Truck, they should of also blacked out the SE and Toyota Logo instead of leaving it Chrome. Great Looking Seats, Interior looks very premium. You can also upgrade the Screen to the 12" Screen on the SE. Overall, Great Looking Car.
Great to see Toyota's still investing in sedans even if the new Camry's on the old platform. Much better and more "mature" looking than the overstyled prior gen SE/XSE. Unfortunately, the accessories and questionable dealer add-ons adding thousands to the MSRP on this example are ridiculous, but dealer's who pile this stuff on are counting on buyers not noticing or caring about them when purchasing off the lot.
The previous LE and XLE has the bottom grill and it has aged much better than the previous SE and XSE. The sides also look like the hammerhead with different outside trim..
I love this car even though we just got it yesterday. I can't wait to take it to Monterey. We are heading there this coming Thursday. Its going to be so much fun driving there and back. Its a great ride and I don't care what people say about it. Its better then the 2015 Toyota Corolla le we had for 9 years. This was the only one there at Toyota just like when we bought the Corolla. I got it from the same sale's person to. This car was made for me.
Can you help answer some questions about the 2025 Camry. I can’t seem to find this information anywhere online, and the dealerships in my area say the car is too new so they don’t know the answers to my questions. 1. Does the 2025 Carmy have steel knuckles or aluminum knuckles? 2. Approximately how many shop hours to replace new lithium ion battery in 2025 Carmy under the seat? I’m hoping the new design requires less time to be removed to get the battery out. 3. Does the 2025 Carmy have an electronically controlled variable oil pump? 4. Does the ECVT transmission in the 2025 Camry have a slush lubrication system or does it have a dry sump system like the 2024 Prius Prime? 5. Is the transmission in the 2025 Camry the PB12 transmission like in the 2024 Prius Prime which is lager than what is in the standard Prius? 6. Does the 2025 Carmy have lug nuts with bolts or did you switch to bolts like on the 2024 Prius? 7. Does the 2025 have a re-designed Two Piece timing chain cover like the 2024 Prius which was re-designed to eliminate the chances of leaks?
Were those tires added at the dealership? The Toyota website lists 18 inch black as the only choice for the SE trim (no packages include 19 inch rims).
Just want to say I Definitely enjoyed the extremely, but not entirely diverse mentality range here. Entered me into the world of B.O.T.B. "entertainment". #imjustsayin. 🎉
@@ComicKish yeah Tesla is cheaply made that falls apart in a year, no parts, no shops to service it, lose 60% in value in 2 years. You buy a Tesla if you want a disposable vehicle
@@jml9550Toyota said they want to sell 300k of these a year, and when Toyota makes so many the dealers can’t be as picky as they were a couple years ago. Eventually there will be discounts especially end of model year
Pre-covid with the 8th gen LE base model, u can get them down to 20k if heavily discounted. My 18 SE with 1.5k in options was 27.7k MSRP, I ended up paying 22.8k+TTL which ended up being 25k OTD. But these come standard with their 5th gen hybrid, even the 2018 SE Hybrid had starting MSRP of 30k, so these 9th gen 2025 Camry SE starting at 31k isn't much more than before.
I guess you're talking about the plastic encased hinges on the trunk lid.. I noticed they don't have those anymore myself.. They always looked good and made it look more premium..
The NOT All New Toyota Camry 2025.. That's how you trick people into believing that it's new and still make huge profit with carried over R'n'D from the previous model..
For practical purposes it is all new. No average car buyer cares about the platform, they just look at the inside and outside, the features and the price 😂
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It looks like a Prius, but if you look closely, it's different. I think it's a good design. However, the back seat is narrow. The 2.5-liter hybrid delivers powerful driving performance and seems to have good fuel economy.
Perfect car for someone that can't decide between an Accord or a Prius. Thanks for showing the 19" wheels.
this car is really for people who haven’t purchased a new vehicle in 10-15years. why would y’all complain about the same platform? Nice car. Wish I would’ve waited before I bought my 24 accord ex 😢
Hey that’s a really good car too, accords are nice looking and bigger inside, probably drive a little nicer
Besides 2024+ have a new head gasket design so they hopefully won’t have the issues the 2018-2022 models had
Heavy metal looks great
Those Wheels Makes it look much more Sportier. I like this combo, because it looks like the rims almost match the color of the rims.
If they Blacked out the Camry Letters on the Truck, they should of also blacked out the SE and Toyota Logo instead of leaving it Chrome.
Great Looking Seats, Interior looks very premium. You can also upgrade the Screen to the 12" Screen on the SE. Overall, Great Looking Car.
Great to see Toyota's still investing in sedans even if the new Camry's on the old platform. Much better and more "mature" looking than the overstyled prior gen SE/XSE. Unfortunately, the accessories and questionable dealer add-ons adding thousands to the MSRP on this example are ridiculous, but dealer's who pile this stuff on are counting on buyers not noticing or caring about them when purchasing off the lot.
The previous LE and XLE has the bottom grill and it has aged much better than the previous SE and XSE. The sides also look like the hammerhead with different outside trim..
I’m obsessed with it
Same
Those wheels tho 🔥🔥
Great review!
Fantastic hybrid vehicle
My XSE AWD in heavy metal and black interior arrives June 15.
I love this car even though we just got it yesterday. I can't wait to take it to Monterey. We are heading there this coming Thursday. Its going to be so much fun driving there and back. Its a great ride and I don't care what people say about it. Its better then the 2015 Toyota Corolla le we had for 9 years. This was the only one there at Toyota just like when we bought the Corolla. I got it from the same sale's person to. This car was made for me.
Am getting me one it look great
Can you help answer some questions about the 2025 Camry. I can’t seem to find this information anywhere online, and the dealerships in my area say the car is too new so they don’t know the answers to my questions.
1. Does the 2025 Carmy have steel knuckles or aluminum knuckles?
2. Approximately how many shop hours to replace new lithium ion battery in 2025 Carmy under the seat? I’m hoping the new design requires less time to be removed to get the battery out.
3. Does the 2025 Carmy have an electronically controlled variable oil pump?
4. Does the ECVT transmission in the 2025 Camry have a slush lubrication system or does it have a dry sump system like the 2024 Prius Prime?
5. Is the transmission in the 2025 Camry the PB12 transmission like in the 2024 Prius Prime which is lager than what is in the standard Prius?
6. Does the 2025 Carmy have lug nuts with bolts or did you switch to bolts like on the 2024 Prius?
7. Does the 2025 have a re-designed Two Piece timing chain cover like the 2024 Prius which was re-designed to eliminate the chances of leaks?
I will be buying this one.
Nice👍
Were those tires added at the dealership? The Toyota website lists 18 inch black as the only choice for the SE trim (no packages include 19 inch rims).
It’s an accessory
Those 19s adding some to the price too.
What about the crash test?
No test drive?
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Looks good, except for the front ,like last years better they finally put Ac vents in the back
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Somewhere there's a grandma doing a jig. 😅
That makes no sense
Topgun grannymobile 🥇
I would consider it but i don’t like black interiors so it’s a no for me.
Just want to say I Definitely enjoyed the extremely, but not entirely diverse mentality range here. Entered me into the world of B.O.T.B. "entertainment". #imjustsayin. 🎉
I don’t mind paying $40K for a great car with all the packages and features I want. Other countries would pay way more because of currency difference.
Subtract the 19inch rims and add the basic moonroof - I'm waiting to buy this car.
$36k for a Camry. What planet are we living on?
Loaded top trims can reach 45k. SE is the lower trim sport level .
U might as well buy a tesla no sales tax and 7500 off
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@@ComicKish 👎Tesla's are garbage.. Depreciate 10 times faster than an ICE vehicle🤣 USE YOUR COMMON SENSE AND AVOID BATTERY PLUG-IN VEHICLES..
@@ComicKish yeah Tesla is cheaply made that falls apart in a year, no parts, no shops to service it, lose 60% in value in 2 years. You buy a Tesla if you want a disposable vehicle
auto foot brake is standard on my 24 Se Hybrid
Does anyone else think the back looks like a accord? Lol and the 24 design actually still looks better? I mean it looks like a prius
I think the drl’s on the se looks better down there than in the headlights
Too expensive today. Let’s wait 2-3 years
Will be even more expensive. Nothing new gets cheaper over time, except for used underwear.
It will be discounted after a year. At least $2k under MSRP.
@@jml9550Toyota said they want to sell 300k of these a year, and when Toyota makes so many the dealers can’t be as picky as they were a couple years ago. Eventually there will be discounts especially end of model year
@@davewilson7602no doubt. In my area they are already selling at MSRP and no add ons. I can see discount soon.
@@whitemailprivilege2830 are you working for a dealership?
ALL hybrids ? Are you telling me Toyota isn't making ANY new non hybrid Camrys now? !
Crazy 6 year back they were 20,000
And a dozen eggs were 99 cents
Pre-covid with the 8th gen LE base model, u can get them down to 20k if heavily discounted. My 18 SE with 1.5k in options was 27.7k MSRP, I ended up paying 22.8k+TTL which ended up being 25k OTD. But these come standard with their 5th gen hybrid, even the 2018 SE Hybrid had starting MSRP of 30k, so these 9th gen 2025 Camry SE starting at 31k isn't much more than before.
2024 LE models are going for 26-27 around me, with inflation I’m sure it’s the same or less tbh
Toyota learn to scam. Buy the brand not the cars
The SE looks better than the XSE
The screen is depressing
Its a Lexus !
Toyota needs to work on their design, they’ve been proven to be reliable with the engine so they should start spending more on the look and features
yeah but the back and side still looks like an old man's car!! still looks dated. new design? lol
More cvt bullshit & hybrid nonsense. The hood hinges don’t even have the plastic covers.
I guess you're talking about the plastic encased hinges on the trunk lid.. I noticed they don't have those anymore myself.. They always looked good and made it look more premium..
It’s just the same platform will not change just please some ppl , takes lots and lots of money to do so
If only if the base models came w the lights of the XLE/XSE🥹🥹
👍💯 They look much better...
The NOT All New Toyota Camry 2025..
That's how you trick people into believing that it's new and still make huge profit with carried over R'n'D from the previous model..
Toyota isn't calling it all new .. Even therr website only say
" new camry"
@@ibrahimbashir6634 Ok I'll call it the 69% new Camry then..
For practical purposes it is all new. No average car buyer cares about the platform, they just look at the inside and outside, the features and the price 😂