Wow!! I’m impressed enough as it is with the used 2018 LE with 20k on it that I bought a year ago (just before the prices went up about $4k). It has the regular engine. I got 595 miles out of a tank on a vacation last Fall. 3 1/2 hr trip up, then back, plus drove around up there for three days. Filled it up the next day after we got back after going to work and doing other errands. I love it! I put about $500.00 into it with same spoiler as this one has, black plastic wheel skins, mud flaps, vent shades, window tint and remote start. It’s exactly the way I want it now and will last me a long long time. This is one awesome, though. One with AWD too would be the best 👍
I saw Japan has Camry hybrid awd, and the total weight of that Japanese model is even 100kg lighter than both the hybrid and awd in North American. Are you interested in looking into that one?
Got a 2022 sienna XLE AWD last weekend. EPA rating is 36. Averaged 39.4 mpg over a two hour drive through hills and valleys. Picking up a 2022 RAV4 XSE in tow weeks since the delivery got delayed. Both msrp.
This is a great car, I'd love to buy one. What's the dealership mark up in your area? The local dealers in SoCal are automatically putting a $5-8K markup with "dealer installed" accessories.
Lol it was all Tundra talk until gas hit record highs now it’s all about small cars and hybrids. I heard the Tundra sales are not what they hoped for anyway.
They sell every 2022 Tundra as soon as it comes in and most of the time it's sold during Transit.. Toyota cannot keep any cars on the lots. About everything they have sells very fast and they have little to no inventory. I live near a very large Toyota dealership and their lots are always empty.
@@charlesjackson1700 Every single Toyota dealer's lot is empty. Went in last week for an oil change and they had an used Tesla on the showroom for sale. LOL
@@righteousone1 You are right, the Toyota lots are practically empty everywhere.. I guess they are so desperate they will pull in anything to try to sell. I'm sure they probably had the Tesla marked way up as well.,😂 At least they were able to keep it clean and shiny in the showroom..
Nice car Jeff... It is 'funny' that my older 2007 Camry XLE has power passenger seats WITH lumbar. Too bad Toyota dropped that feature in the newer generations. Say, I was watching your older video on the 2021 Venza. You were stating that it was one of the vehicles you were considering for a new personal one. So I take it you did not go with the Venza? Why not? I believe you went with a Camry...Correct? So when are you getting a new personal vehicle again and are you going to go with a Venza this time?
I have a 2022 Camry Hybrid SE. I love this car, but I thought about what another buyer may not like about it so here you go: The seat is low, lower than previous Camry’s. The seating position is still good, I don’t feel like I’m sitting on the floor but it is a bit like trying to climb out of a wheelbarrow. I consider it “sporty”. It’s a long reach to the door handle from the front seats, as the doors open really far. Almost like a two-door coupe. And probably to not make the door handle even further away, the front window power switch is further forward than you think, I’m always opening the back window when all I want is the front open or closed. The glove box is small. The trunk is a little difficult to close with one hand when you’re also holding something, those springs are stiff. It does pop right open, however. I’ve gotten a low of 43mpg driving uphill at 75mph to Flagstaff, but I got 52 coming back, again at 75mph. In town I’m getting 52 to 60 on the trip computer, but it’s not summer yet so I’ll have to see how it does when it’s 110 F. I decided to change the oil the first time at 2,000 miles and my gas mileage instantly when up. I would have done it at 1,000 miles but the engine is off so much that I figured 2,000 would be better. What I love most about it, other than the gas mileage, is how quiet and smooth it is. But since it’s an SE it’s still somewhat firm, but never harsh or loud. Truly my dream car.
@@richie259 That is not an official Toyota recommendation. They say to wait until 10,000 miles. There is a master Toyota mechanic who has a TH-cam channel called The Car Care Nut. He recommends changing the oil (on a new car) at 1,000 miles. He actually just bought almost the same car I have, a 2022 Camry Hybrid XSE hybrid. Having owned 20 motorcycles in my life, often coming with the requirement to change the oil at 600 miles, I think it couldn’t hurt if you plan on keeping the car for well over 100,000 miles. I hope to do that.
@@louislopez55 Yep, I've watched his stuff. So is it just the first 1000 miles for oil on a new car, and then longer after that? or *every* 1000 miles? Because I'd be changing the oil every month, lol.
@@richie259 I will be changing the oil every 5,000 miles but on our current Highlander, our previous Highlander, and a previous Camry the oil still had a golden color at 5,000 miles. My old 2006 Ford Ranger with a 3.0 V-6 turns the oil black by 3500 miles. I change that every 4,000 miles, and I can tell the difference in engine smoothness immediately. I can’t tell in the Toyotas. I use Pennzoil Synthetic in the truck per an oil test I saw on Project Farm.
@@richie259 1k oil change is cheap maintenance to clear break in metal particles out of the engine. Don't do it if you want, but in 10 years you'll be that guy complaining "my supposedly reliable Toyota burns oil."
Hi Jeff - I'm interested in a new Camry - what is the current inventory situation, buying process, and pricing for Camry? Also can you comment on why my local Dodge dealer has over 50 pickups and Jeeps combined but my local Toyota dealer has 2 Camrys? Thank you.
Here are the the MSRP prices inclusive of taxes & fees in Canada 2024 Corolla Hybrid SE AWD $35,395 2024 Camry Hybrid LE AWD $38,266 Which car would you buy? Which is more reliable?
Yea the hybrid doesn’t come with any moon roof. You get the standard sunroof but that is an option you have to add. Xse is the more sporty while xle is on the luxury side
Put a deposit on one . Just waiting for the call :) 2022 Toyota Camry XSE Silver 2 tone and red interior Msrp $34,580 out the door $38,900 Florida ,Tampa
I put a deposit down on an XSE January 27th. I wanted Ice Edge, Black Interior, and Driver assist (360 camera, heated/cooled seats, JBL). I’m Still waiting. Still not even a word on if it will be soon.
@@knotquiteawake update got my XSE Toyota Camry just took it home yesterday and dealer was surprised that it arrived sooner then expected:) 25 days was the estimate; arrived in 20 days
@@DEEZ-00 you are a lucky guy! Our estimate was 3-4 months. If I was willing to not get the Driver Assist package I could get it sooner. However, since I’m getting a brand new car I’m going to get what I want so I will want to keep it forever.
In Oct 2021, I bought a Camry XLE Hybrid, fully loaded. I’m getting 42 mpg. Although, I drive primarily local in Normal (not Eco) mode, in sports mode this car has power and excellent handling. I’ve been impressed with this car. The only feature drawback is that the seat does not pull back when you open the driver’s door.
I remember right after I purchased my 2017 RAV4 AWD limited hybrid Toyota came out with the Camry hybrid. It got much better mileage and cost less! People told me I was stupid for buying a hybrid back then. I remembered the energy crisis back in the ‘70s. With gas prices being so high now they’re wishing they had hybrids. 😜 I’ve been seriously thinking about trading in on a 2022 RAV4 Prime. Demand for plug-in hybrids being what they are now. I would be very happy with a lower priced Camry hybrid and the higher mileage! Thanks Jeff, as always I love your review! 🥇🏆
I will never buy another car from this dealer again🤬last year 2/13/21 I got a "new" corolla se with the black roof and it had air bubbles on the tint and the sales man was like it looks like that because the car just came in a day before and that was a lie because jeff make a video with that car days before and this year on sunday 1/3/22 I got a 2021 tundra with 5,600-5,700 miles on it and they were like we will take care of the scratches and "detail the truck" alot of bs so the truck will be ready on tues,so I call on tues and the manager say that it will take another day because he likes to give the paint another day so I was like (well they repaint all the little spots) so I call on wed and no they was like call back again on thur, so I call back on thur and the sales man was like sorry but we find that the back bumper was push up so we have to replace the bracket,at that point I was 🤬🤬🤬so I call back friday and NO not ready at that point I was like im going to be there on sat and you give me my truck or my money back,so when I got there the truck is cover with some white stuff running from top to bottom and the sales guy was like let me take it to detail so they can clean it and I was like you had almost a week🤯😡😡,so 30 days later my tag runs out and they did not want to get me another one and I was like I got cdls and Im 2:30-3:00hrs away from you,so they send me one and I was about to run out of the 2nd tag when I got my tag on the mail,it take that long because they was not able to get the title,so is been a month and no one will call me back because that zurich protection $1,300 is all bs just like that dealer I got spots on the seat and I call the zurich guys in texas and they say that my truck suppose to be clean with a clay bar before application and since the truck had all that white stuff running down that means that they did not apply that the way it should be,so I been calling and leaving voice mss to terens williams and I talk to steven grey and send him pics and he also never call back so thats how that toyota place is when something goes south
I test drove a used 2019 Camry XSE V6 today and the topic of hybrids and electric came up. The sales rep was trying to talk me into a Camry XSE Hybrid and how the hybrid is really fast. I searched for a review and it does 0-60 in 7.4 or 7.5 seconds compared to XSE V6 0-60 in 5.8 seconds. They had 2 new Camry XSE V6s but got me the pre-own. I’ll wait a few years for the chip shortage to die down. That dealership and a few others are beginning to not charge addendums, but are replacing it with expensive dealer add ons.
Of course the V6 is faster. The Hybrid is really smooth and uses much less gas. Also I can park it and keep the heat or AC going without feeling like an idiot idling a big motor constantly. I don't work in an office so the car is my office.
I ordered an XSE Hybrid in Ice Edge with the Driver Assist package back at the end of January. STILL WAITING JEFF! Ahhh! The wait is killing me. I hope it’s soon. My trade in loses value as the miles keep racking up on it.
@@jennifers8866 January 27th. Quoted 3-4 months. Latest update today was that they still have not seen ANY XSE with Drivers Assist package rolling off the line for months now.
I hope to see a Toyota Camry Prime. How cool would that be???
Oh my gosh that really would have a market!!
@BronzeXV70 my 21 se hybrid gets 44.7 mpg 120 mile round trip 5 days out the week I get around 525 full tank I fill up once a week
@@clarkkentll5490 nice, I plan to get the new camry once its redesigned
@@Dolomite1 same
@@Dolomite1 ull wait forever man just get one and trade it in when new comes out and doesnt have problems, thats what ima do
I own one and its very quiet inside, the ride comfort is nice. I got one with the red interior beats most luxury car imo.
Here is South Korea, and I just bought Camry hybrid XLE. Its impressive review 👍
I’m sold!! Just bought this car today. Love the review and energy, Jeff! WOOO!! 🎉🕺🏻🚙
Woohooo congrats!!
@@Toyotajeff thank you!!
Did you put a down payment ?? Or flat out buy c
I was thinking 60 MPG before I saw the window sticker. Thats awesome for a hybrid.
Wow!! I’m impressed enough as it is with the used 2018 LE with 20k on it that I bought a year ago (just before the prices went up about $4k). It has the regular engine.
I got 595 miles out of a tank on a vacation last Fall. 3 1/2 hr trip up, then back, plus drove around up there for three days. Filled it up the next day after we got back after going to work and doing other errands. I love it! I put about $500.00 into it with same spoiler as this one has, black plastic wheel skins, mud flaps, vent shades, window tint and remote start. It’s exactly the way I want it now and will last me a long long time.
This is one awesome, though. One with AWD too would be the best 👍
Hey Jeff. What song were you singing at 5:07? I've been trying to find it for months now!
It’s SexyBack by Justin Timberlake :)
@@Toyotajeff You used to be my hero. You still are but you used to be too 😂 Thank you!
@@kilojoule11 hahahaha I’m glad I can make you laugh…or cringe :) hope you have a great day!!
I saw Japan has Camry hybrid awd, and the total weight of that Japanese model is even 100kg lighter than both the hybrid and awd in North American. Are you interested in looking into that one?
bullshit
I don’t care what he’s selling, I’m buying. I love the energy
He's so over the top it works.
Got a 2022 sienna XLE AWD last weekend. EPA rating is 36. Averaged 39.4 mpg over a two hour drive through hills and valleys.
Picking up a 2022 RAV4 XSE in tow weeks since the delivery got delayed.
Both msrp.
This guy loves his job. Great review
Hahahaha thank you!!
Been waiting for this, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
This is a great car, I'd love to buy one. What's the dealership mark up in your area? The local dealers in SoCal are automatically putting a $5-8K markup with "dealer installed" accessories.
Can you review the 2022 Toyota Camry Hybrid LE trim?
@8:25 How do cups stay in place without spilling soda all over =?
Black wheels look strange. Can you change rims
Jeff, The Camry Hybrid is top pick until the AWD Camry Hybrid arrives.
Cant find any on the lots. When is this man going to address the crisis at Toyota ?
03:56
here comes the nature boy
real wwe fans know what I'm talkin' about 😆
The 21/22 is the best designed Camry since the 4th gen.
I can't wait for the 24 redesign!
Just be happy with what you’ve got
@@johnnylongfeather3086 Shut up
@@johnnylongfeather3086 yup… they might screw up the next gen
@@jxmar_ You jinxed it, the new gen looks like a civic😂
Lol it was all Tundra talk until gas hit record highs now it’s all about small cars and hybrids. I heard the Tundra sales are not what they hoped for anyway.
It's the beginning of 2008's repeat.
They sell every 2022 Tundra as soon as it comes in and most of the time it's sold during Transit.. Toyota cannot keep any cars on the lots. About everything they have sells very fast and they have little to no inventory. I live near a very large Toyota dealership and their lots are always empty.
@@charlesjackson1700 Every single Toyota dealer's lot is empty. Went in last week for an oil change and they had an used Tesla on the showroom for sale. LOL
@@righteousone1 You are right, the Toyota lots are practically empty everywhere.. I guess they are so desperate they will pull in anything to try to sell. I'm sure they probably had the Tesla marked way up as well.,😂 At least they were able to keep it clean and shiny in the showroom..
You never told us why it has the paddle shifters with a CVT transmission. Anyone care to elaborate?
Nice car Jeff...
It is 'funny' that my older 2007 Camry XLE has power passenger seats WITH lumbar.
Too bad Toyota dropped that feature in the newer generations.
Say, I was watching your older video on the 2021 Venza.
You were stating that it was one of the vehicles you were considering for a new personal one.
So I take it you did not go with the Venza?
Why not? I believe you went with a Camry...Correct?
So when are you getting a new personal vehicle again and are you going to go with a Venza this time?
I have a 2022 Camry Hybrid SE. I love this car, but I thought about what another buyer may not like about it so here you go:
The seat is low, lower than previous Camry’s. The seating position is still good, I don’t feel like I’m sitting on the floor but it is a bit like trying to climb out of a wheelbarrow. I consider it “sporty”.
It’s a long reach to the door handle from the front seats, as the doors open really far. Almost like a two-door coupe. And probably to not make the door handle even further away, the front window power switch is further forward than you think, I’m always opening the back window when all I want is the front open or closed.
The glove box is small.
The trunk is a little difficult to close with one hand when you’re also holding something, those springs are stiff. It does pop right open, however.
I’ve gotten a low of 43mpg driving uphill at 75mph to Flagstaff, but I got 52 coming back, again at 75mph. In town I’m getting 52 to 60 on the trip computer, but it’s not summer yet so I’ll have to see how it does when it’s 110 F.
I decided to change the oil the first time at 2,000 miles and my gas mileage instantly when up. I would have done it at 1,000 miles but the engine is off so much that I figured 2,000 would be better. What I love most about it, other than the gas mileage, is how quiet and smooth it is. But since it’s an SE it’s still somewhat firm, but never harsh or loud. Truly my dream car.
I can't imagine needing to change the oil at 2k miles. That seems excessive. Was that a "you" thing or is that the recommendation?
@@richie259 That is not an official Toyota recommendation. They say to wait until 10,000 miles. There is a master Toyota mechanic who has a TH-cam channel called The Car Care Nut. He recommends changing the oil (on a new car) at 1,000 miles. He actually just bought almost the same car I have, a 2022 Camry Hybrid XSE hybrid. Having owned 20 motorcycles in my life, often coming with the requirement to change the oil at 600 miles, I think it couldn’t hurt if you plan on keeping the car for well over 100,000 miles. I hope to do that.
@@louislopez55 Yep, I've watched his stuff. So is it just the first 1000 miles for oil on a new car, and then longer after that? or *every* 1000 miles? Because I'd be changing the oil every month, lol.
@@richie259 I will be changing the oil every 5,000 miles but on our current Highlander, our previous Highlander, and a previous Camry the oil still had a golden color at 5,000 miles. My old 2006 Ford Ranger with a 3.0 V-6 turns the oil black by 3500 miles. I change that every 4,000 miles, and I can tell the difference in engine smoothness immediately. I can’t tell in the Toyotas. I use Pennzoil Synthetic in the truck per an oil test I saw on Project Farm.
@@richie259 1k oil change is cheap maintenance to clear break in metal particles out of the engine.
Don't do it if you want, but in 10 years you'll be that guy complaining "my supposedly reliable Toyota burns oil."
btw- just curious....What grade are you in?.....5th or 6th?
should i get a 2022 camry XSE or a 2023 camry xse hybrid
Hi Jeff - I'm interested in a new Camry - what is the current inventory situation, buying process, and pricing for Camry? Also can you comment on why my local Dodge dealer has over 50 pickups and Jeeps combined but my local Toyota dealer has 2 Camrys? Thank you.
Cuz everybody wants Toyota and their prices are rly high right now
I own a 2019 se camry but I always wanted full black rims in a gray camry... And this one looks so hot 🥵
they make bloack wheels covers that go over your stock wheels. i have them
@@timsouttahere Could you share the info of it? Thanks
ToyotaJeff always invited to the family cookout 😂
Found white one on lot, white and black trim, sharp man.
Hi Jeff, when is the redesign planned for the Camry?
2024, is already confirmed...but is gonna be tough to overcome this one. This is the best design that Toyota has made of the Camry...
@@juancarlosmartinezacevedo4659 definitely, I’ve got the top spec in Hybrid cannot fault it
Is it just ME or do the black wheels look kind of cheap or funny on the car? The chrome ones look better in my opinion
How does the electric motor charge?
He went full Rick Flair. Thats how much he love the Camry.
Camry sales are going up . Where as other sedans are decreasing . This is due to toyotas exceptional reliability.
I owned 3 Camrys until recently I sold one because I got a good offer.
@@righteousone1 I bet you did.. Used Camrys and Honda Accords are priced through the roof these days. There is a very high demand for both of them..
Lol you're hilarious! Love the review .....Woooooo, Woooooo, black and yellow, black and yellow, I'm bringing mirror back...... You're amazing!!! Lol
Them rims would look good on my 2018 XSE white with Panoramic roof
Looks fantastic!
Here are the the MSRP prices inclusive of taxes & fees in Canada
2024 Corolla Hybrid SE AWD $35,395
2024 Camry Hybrid LE AWD $38,266
Which car would you buy? Which is more reliable?
No more hybrid badge on the side?
Do you dye your hair my friend?
Fair question. No I never have done that. I do have more grays than I used to have but I’m fine with it so far. :)
@@Toyotajeff
What color is that?
How long does the batteries last in this vehicle if it's equipped with batteries
I have a 2009 Camry hybrid with 300,000 miles. Haven’t had any issues with the hybrid batteries or motor.
Man I really enjoyed watching this
Just got this bad boy in SE trim.
that's about 600miles on one tank. Impressive!
what is the price ?
Hello Jeff
Car prices these days
MSRP - Corolla
Out of the lot price - Camry
You can't even find a Corolla or a Camry.
@@righteousone1 Agreed...Nothing on the lot as of now
Love the car except the lack of lumbar adjustment on the passenger seat is a complete fail for me.
With the xse and xle is there a difference with ride comfort? Also the hybrid doesnt have panaromic roof right?
Yea the hybrid doesn’t come with any moon roof. You get the standard sunroof but that is an option you have to add. Xse is the more sporty while xle is on the luxury side
Put a deposit on one . Just waiting for the call :) 2022 Toyota Camry XSE Silver 2 tone and red interior Msrp $34,580 out the door $38,900 Florida ,Tampa
What kind of deposit does the dealer want ?
@@CC19524 $ 1000 make sure it’s refundable if you back out
I put a deposit down on an XSE January 27th. I wanted Ice Edge, Black Interior, and Driver assist (360 camera, heated/cooled seats, JBL). I’m Still waiting. Still not even a word on if it will be soon.
@@knotquiteawake update got my XSE Toyota Camry just took it home yesterday and dealer was surprised that it arrived sooner then expected:) 25 days was the estimate; arrived in 20 days
@@DEEZ-00 you are a lucky guy! Our estimate was 3-4 months. If I was willing to not get the Driver Assist package I could get it sooner. However, since I’m getting a brand new car I’m going to get what I want so I will want to keep it forever.
In Oct 2021, I bought a Camry XLE Hybrid, fully loaded. I’m getting 42 mpg. Although, I drive primarily local in Normal (not Eco) mode, in sports mode this car has power and excellent handling. I’ve been impressed with this car. The only feature drawback is that the seat does not pull back when you open the driver’s door.
lost bme at wooooooo heading to another video
For sale?
I rate this video E for enthusiastic
I remember right after I purchased my 2017 RAV4 AWD limited hybrid Toyota came out with the Camry hybrid. It got much better mileage and cost less!
People told me I was stupid for buying a hybrid back then. I remembered the energy crisis back in the ‘70s. With gas prices being so high now they’re wishing they had hybrids. 😜
I’ve been seriously thinking about trading in on a 2022 RAV4 Prime. Demand for plug-in hybrids being what they are now. I would be very happy with a lower priced Camry hybrid and the higher mileage!
Thanks Jeff, as always I love your review! 🥇🏆
where's the markup? ;)
Great colour
I will never buy another car from this dealer again🤬last year 2/13/21 I got a "new" corolla se with the black roof and it had air bubbles on the tint and the sales man was like it looks like that because the car just came in a day before and that was a lie because jeff make a video with that car days before and this year on sunday 1/3/22 I got a 2021 tundra with 5,600-5,700 miles on it and they were like we will take care of the scratches and "detail the truck" alot of bs so the truck will be ready on tues,so I call on tues and the manager say that it will take another day because he likes to give the paint another day so I was like (well they repaint all the little spots) so I call on wed and no they was like call back again on thur, so I call back on thur and the sales man was like sorry but we find that the back bumper was push up so we have to replace the bracket,at that point I was 🤬🤬🤬so I call back friday and NO not ready at that point I was like im going to be there on sat and you give me my truck or my money back,so when I got there the truck is cover with some white stuff running from top to bottom and the sales guy was like let me take it to detail so they can clean it and I was like you had almost a week🤯😡😡,so 30 days later my tag runs out and they did not want to get me another one and I was like I got cdls and Im 2:30-3:00hrs away from you,so they send me one and I was about to run out of the 2nd tag when I got my tag on the mail,it take that long because they was not able to get the title,so is been a month and no one will call me back because that zurich protection $1,300 is all bs just like that dealer I got spots on the seat and I call the zurich guys in texas and they say that my truck suppose to be clean with a clay bar before application and since the truck had all that white stuff running down that means that they did not apply that the way it should be,so I been calling and leaving voice mss to terens williams and I talk to steven grey and send him pics and he also never call back so thats how that toyota place is when something goes south
If they had different colour mag's would make it better
This is a great car
I test drove a used 2019 Camry XSE V6 today and the topic of hybrids and electric came up. The sales rep was trying to talk me into a Camry XSE Hybrid and how the hybrid is really fast. I searched for a review and it does 0-60 in 7.4 or 7.5 seconds compared to XSE V6 0-60 in 5.8 seconds. They had 2 new Camry XSE V6s but got me the pre-own. I’ll wait a few years for the chip shortage to die down. That dealership and a few others are beginning to not charge addendums, but are replacing it with expensive dealer add ons.
Of course the V6 is faster. The Hybrid is really smooth and uses much less gas. Also I can park it and keep the heat or AC going without feeling like an idiot idling a big motor constantly. I don't work in an office so the car is my office.
Sold, i'll put the order in
My goodness, buy a swiffer my man! Cheers!
if toyota made this into a hatchback it would probably be on fire
I ordered an XSE Hybrid in Ice Edge with the Driver Assist package back at the end of January. STILL WAITING JEFF! Ahhh! The wait is killing me.
I hope it’s soon. My trade in loses value as the miles keep racking up on it.
How long ago did you order it & how long did they quote you?
@@jennifers8866 January 27th. Quoted 3-4 months. Latest update today was that they still have not seen ANY XSE with Drivers Assist package rolling off the line for months now.
I did that too and it never came. Taking a wind chill car.
Who needs a panel Van you can sleep in this
I would do anything for this car...
Shout out to Ric Flair....WOOOO!!
Such a beautiful car, but I’d take the Accord Hybrid over the Camry
How come ?
WOOOOWWWW WOOOOOOOWW
I would love one but there is a waiting list but i want corolla ascent sport Auto sadan
GIGEDDY!!! 😜
Haha it has emotional support
I wish you were in Illinois. I would only purchase a car from you.
Too bad they’re don’t come with awd