Should you buy the Latest Toyota Camry 2018-2021?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- A Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician shares some of the common issues trending with the latest generation 2018+ Toyota Camry.
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In this video I'll go over the trends that I see working on these cars from day 1. I'll go over the following issues:
1- Engine problems including Toyota's new dynamic force engine
2-Transmission problems including the 8 speed transmission.
3-Body problems including the panoramic sunroof.
4-Chassis problems including wheels and tires.
and I will also share some DIY tips on how to change the wipers and coolant.
This applies to 2018 2019 2020 2021 Toyota Camry LE SE XLE XSE Hybrid
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I am a Toyota Master mechanic , 2.5 Litre engine specialized , Never use any type of oil other than 0-16W, that is your ticket to trouble free engine performance. The transmission bus are fixed through software updates, the 8 speed is extremely reliable. The Camry I would say, without any hesitation, The most reliable 4 door mid size car in the planet.
What about the V6 motor? Same viscosity?
what year se would you buy between 2018, 2019,2020.
In saudi the dealership recommend 0w20 or 5w30, also the owner guide say 0w20, 5w30, or even 10w30! The 0w16 it’s not even available or sold anywhere in the kingdom because as they say it’s regulatory thing to reduce carbon emissions -blah blah blah- so don’t worry😅
What is your opinion about that?
And I want to ask about M20A 2.0L engine in Rav4 do you it will be underpowered or perfectly fine? Because the base model engine is the most affordable, the 2.5L engine is only available in full option rav4 and it’s EXPENSIVE!
Toyota here -saudi- have exclusive distributor who prioritizes profit over good practices! Monopoly.
If you want to laugh watch the feature they put compare to united state model it’s a SHAME 😅😂!
Thank you!
@@abdullahal-turaifi2692 That's not because of Profit. It's a hot country and hence the oil needs to be that grade to near the heat. It generally needs to be thicker in hot countries and thinner in cold countries.
Common problem is that your wallet gets stuffed with so much extra money due to low cost maintainance.
My family has owned Toyotas for 50 years. Current Toyotas are so built for higher profit margins that they are any different in cost than anything else in the Market. Their replacement Parts now are from third party vendors and they still sell them at high OEM prices.
@@cargueone1971 their parts are legit OEM all stamped with made in Japan. So how do you explain that? Nothing is Chinese 🤷🏻♂️
@@Musicreach101 obviously you never owned or serviced a Toyota. I live in the United States. It's not the case here. Your comment of "all parts are made in Japan" made me laugh out loud. Look under the Hood of a Tundra or Tacoma and you will see parts made in the U.S., México, China and Taiwan.
@@cargueone1971 SPOT ON COMMENT! MY 2012 CAMRY LE CLIMATE CONTROL MODULE: $575.00 (NON-DUAL A/C PART). IMAGINE THE COST FOR THE XLE DUAL A/C PART, $1,000 MAYBE $1,500?
@All Texan FEAR NOT. THE NEW PROBLEMATIC 8 SPEED MATED TO THE NEW (BULLSHIT) DIRECT INJECTION ENGINE SHOULD KEEP YOU COMING BACK TO THE DEALERSHIP FOR SKYRACULOUS HIGH COST REPAIRS. AUTO MFRS. MAKE MORE FIXING THESE FUCKERS THAN THEY DO SELLING THEM. AND WE THE CONSUMER LINE UP LIKE SHEEP TO THE SLAUGHTER. AND WHY? BRAND LOYALTY, OF COURSE. SERIOUSLY FRIEND, I WISH YOU HAPPY MOTORING BUT, I SOMEHOW THINK TOYOTA HAS LOST THIER WAY.
Just bought a 2020 SE Camry. Still running strong after 89 miles!!
Congratulations!
@@TheCarCareNut hey hope you are doing well, one thing about the oil viscosity in North America the owner’s manual for the 2.0 and 2.5 l ( A20 and A25) engines says only 0w16 but where i live (saudi arabia) the owner’s manual says 0w16 0w20 5w20 5w30
Hi! I would follow your owners manual as different markets cars could have different programming.
@@TheCarCareNut oh didn’t know that, thank you
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I build the Camry every day... 10k people do here in Kentucky. Best car on the market... Also on the transmission, we had a physical transmission change early on. I am on the engine line and install the transmissions on them....
So we can blame you? 😁
@@philipwebb960 no he is not the bench tester, he is on the line. see these big auto companies have men in boxs testing the engines and transmissions and stuff to fail at a certain time or mileage from a certain oil or issue to void warranties lol.
Hi Tony! Thank you for helping to build my car. I have a 2018 Camry LE that was built 2/2018. I plan on keeping my car the rest of my life! 🤗
This man putting some great content
So much detailed explanation, great content! Keep it up. Glad to have found this video randomly.
Thank you “Car Care Nut” for another informative video. I love to watch all of your videos because you are a “no nonsense “ type of guy who tells the truth about cars. I have been a Toyota man since 1986 (my first Camry) and have had various Camrys since then. I am now driving a 2014 Lexus RX350 which I think is the best car I have ever owned. I don’t look forward to the day I will have to replace it. Keep up the good work and I will continue to watch all of your videos. Thank you so much! 👍🏼
Thank you so much dear. Being an owner of XSE V6 2019, certain things are so informative about it specially the viper thingy as changing the winter vipers after every 6 months in Canada is really a pain in the butt. Now I will do it with ease. Thanks again. You are subscribed. 😊
Great money saving tips from arguably one of the best content filled channels on TH-cam!!
Thank you for the great advice and words of encouragement. Your videos truly offer some security in this insecure world.
Very informative! You read my mind about transmission issues but you put my mind to rest. Thanks!
Really appreciate you covering the fuel systems. I believed in the misconception of putting additives/Premium into my newer cars and encountered misfire or mixure issues.
Hi, I just subscribed to your channel and looks like your channel is a gem of knowledge and this one is an excellent video as well. I got a 2020 RAV4 adventure 6 months ago and can relate the panaromic sunroof rattling noise. I have driven the car around 7000kms but sometimes the transmission still gives jerks at slow speeds. Most of the time I drive in Eco mode. Will be waiting for your video on current gen RAV.
SUPER USEFUL. Thank you for sharing this wisdom!!
Thank you for all the tip and trick and great vids I’m a subscriber now love everything you explain straight to the point 👍
This helped a lot considering I just got a 2018 camry. It helped me find the wind whistling sound and know what could be expected to come!
Awesome intro to the Camry. I recently purchased the 2020 XLE,, along with my few personal added touches, which it really did not need,, however, it really is a sight on the road,in it;s Icy White Color. The added classy spoiler,really does it. I have never owned a Toyota prior to now. but I know I will be driving this for a long time. You introduced me in a great way to Toyota, I do have the Panoramic Roof,,,, and will be sure to care for it. Thanks for this Vid,,and have an awesome day.
Good to know information provided here by someone who seems to know what he's talking about. I had written off the new XSE V6 based on the bad experiences of others, especially with the eight speed transmission. However will now have to review my decision.
I'm in the market for a pre-owned camry & have watched a few of your videos. Excellent! Thanks and L & S. Looking forward to more.
I watch this channel for every question I have. Thanks for the information, I really appreciate it, owning a 2018 Camry SE has been awesome.
Good info and tips for caring of my 2019 Camry SE. Thank you👍🏽
I own 3 Toyota’s now. This is definitely my go to channel from now on.
Older video, but really informative. Thank you for sharing all your inside info. Now to keep an eye out for totaled 2018+ cars with bad sunroofs!
Thank you for this review helped me very much planning on getting a used one stay safe
Just bought a 2019 LE thank you for this informative video!
Thanks for this vid, i'm considering a used 2020 TRD and this showed me what to watch out for or not worry of
Thanks for the advice. Even though I own a 2021 Civic hatchback. I appreciate all the content.
I'm totally in the tank for Toyota and Lexus and this channel is my go-to for info. I have 5 Toyota/Lexus cars with over 200,000 miles. Two have over 300,000. This guy will help me keep them on the road for years to come. I love my old Toyotas.
Great video as always! I remember when you were aiming for 500 subscribers not that long ago and now pushing 16k!! I'm so glad to see all that hard work and dedication is paying off, keep up the great work!
Thank you Stephane! Hope you’re doing well.
One year later 390000 subs sheeesh lols
I have a 2016 Camry Sport and I love it. It's a beast, I call him blue demon fast as hell.
I have a 2015 Camry XLE V6 - really happy with it...
Cracked my windshield when replacing my windshield wipers the first time on my 18’ Camry. Will use this trick the next time thank you!
Thank you Car Care Nut. I love channels like this. Humble, down to earth, and without all the Razza Mattazz rubbish others go on with not to mention the stupid doof doof music soundtracks, Arrgghh !!
Simple, to the point and very informative.
Thank you Sir !
Great video I just found this channel. I own a 2017 xle camry fromNew, and has 113k troublefree miles. Runs smooth as silk and as quiet as rolled off the showroom floor. I do run premium though could be a waste, but I just like the idea it's doing something with keeping my engine buttery smooth and responsive. 0 carbon build up or vibrating. I'll replace or add to our garage either the new camry all wheel drive or the es250. Can't beat these cars I think.
I rented a 2020 SE and really enjoyed it. I'm looking into getting one. Thanks for this video. It helped a lot.
Thank you! Great information and I took a lot of notes. I just purchased a 2018 Toyota Camry LE and I'm VERY satisfied with my purchase. This is my second Camry in my lifetime. God bless you!
Great Great Video! I have a 2020 v6 Camry. Thank You Sir! I just joined your Channel.
Jeez, getting out of my 2018 SE to get into a 2021 XSE. I'll make note of the pano roof care and avoid potholes like the plague. Thanks! Just subbed
Bought a 2021 LE 2 months ago with 4 miles on the dash. 6000 miles later and still going strong 💪🏼 not a single problem or rattle yet.
I appreciate you making this conversation so delightful sir
Just bought a 2019 SE and actually learned quite a bit from this video. Very to the point, and it’s nice hearing from someone who actually has experience working on these cars. Really enjoyed it; thanks for sharing!!
Does yours have blowby vapor coming from the engine oil filler tube ?
Great info to use on my 2020 Camry. Thank you
Nice videos - well thought out and presented. Thank you!
KG
Just tried the wiper trick on my 2021 ES. it works! thanks to you i can now clean and wax the base of my windshield safely
Thank you very much. this is very informative and you are an excellent teacher.
This is the best toyota content for those wanting to know about issues and more importantly what really matters for service and reliability. Hands down.
Yeah Scotty the liar ain’t cutting it.
@@Natethegreat200c lol
Had a 2010 camry hybrid brand new. Drove it for around 11 years and put 190000km on it. Very reliable car, never had anything repaired or fixed just only the regular oil change and maintenance. Changed the auxiliary battery once. Never had to replace the brake pads. Traded it in for a certified preowned 2019 Camry hybrid SE this year with 16000km on it. Loving it so far!
Great video!! Thank you for being so generous and sharing your knowledge with the viewers!
Just bought a 2021 Hybrid Camry SE. Glad I found with channel when I did!
Great vid, very informative. Litterally Just bought a certified preowned 2018 se with 40k mi the other day and drove it out of state on a road trip,its been great no complaints drives nice, but seeing as the 18s were the Guinea pigs I'm glad I bought the Toyota extra care warranty for 2k that pretty much covers everything for years to come,peace of mind.
You drive out of state a lot an it’s still top notch??
@nocapent8878 brother toyota designs these cars to be driving on roads of 3rd world countries. Where basically there is no road 💀
Awesome video thanks, very informative and well explained
Thanks for the tips I do have issues with the strut mounts.. now I know what that noise is .. and the transition went out at 105000 miles.. now I change the transition fluid every 20000 miles.. over all a great car I have 165000 now ... Love it
You're absolutely correct about the adaptive transmission. I bought a 2019 Camry XSE new and didn't like how it shifted at all but I stuck it out and now almost 30k miles it's smoothed out greatly. Enjoy your channel. Keep up the good work.
Another very, very informative and beneficial presentation...although, seeing this information about the '18s to 21's kind of makes me glad I have a 2009 with the 2GR-FE and 6 speed automatic...😉😉😀
Just subscribed, very good perspectives
Great video, always owned a Toyota, I have a 2016 Camry XLE, going to buy a new one soon. Very informative. Thanks.
I bought the sienna 2013 SE brand new in 2012. More than 8 years gone by with 86,000 miles now, I don’t have any single issue with it. All I spent for it were a set of tires and a battery. Great car
I love the TNGA platform, it is a pain when it comes to curb parking, uneven driveways, etc. However, visibility is incredibly improved and we can finally get a Corolla with a XXI century independent rear suspension!
You are spot on about the big wheels lol. That is why I specced my 2020 Corolla with the smallest alloy wheels Toyota could sell the manual SE version with. Zero tire or wheel changes and I drive on similar roads to the one in the picture you were showing 😄
Thanks for the wiper replacement tip because man when I realized that the driver side hit the hood I was like that's going to be a pain in the ass to replace Lol
Thanks for the video. Perfect timing because I’m looking to buy one
Thank you so much. I just upgraded from my '15 SE Camry to new '20. I deeply appreciate it.
I am looking to do the same. How much extra for the update?
@@synewparadigm It really depends on your dealer and rate at the right time. So search for a great deal in your area or out of state 🤔. Then you can be in the right Toyota of dream.
Also - This only goes for the 2018 transmissions on the regular cars. The Hybrids transmissions were based on the Prius which didn't have issues because the Prius had plenty of time on them to work out any bugs. What I heard anyway.
Thanks, im planning on buying a 19-2020 model
i appreciate the vid bud kick ass info. stay safe.
Just got a 2020 Camry SE for my birthday and I absolutely love it
Very good info on the availability of that sunroof seal!! Thanks
Thank you for video that explain to question about fuel pump noise and wiper for my 2018 Camry SE, two thumbs up ！！
2023 - your channel has come a long way man, well done
I love your honesty man I can tell you definitely love Toyota but you also don’t mind calling it out as you see it when it comes to and problems in Toyota. Your not bias thats good. God bless you
That was a really informative video
Keep on putting out amazing content 👌 👏
You are spot on about how low the chassis is on the 2019 we own. We scrape the bottoms front and rear bumper going into driveways at times, despite being careful. We recently hit a pothole with the rear bumper, popping off the left side. It's held on by weak plastic parts for such a large rear bumper.
Your reviews and suggestions are always helpful, can you please do review on Toyota mirai.
Very informative. Thank you!
Thanks for this video... now we need a video on race 2019 up, highlander 20 up, lexus is 2017 up..
I bought a used 2018 Camry XSE I4 with 30,000 miles exactly in the beginning of 2020. Rolling up on 39,000 miles. The only issue I have come across early on is once when closing the panoramic roof, only one side closed and the glass appeared to twist, but after opening and closing it again, it closed normally. Haven't had that problem since. Engine and transmission are super smooth. I did have the dealership update the software before purchasing.
My first car was a 2007 Camry XSE that I bought with high miles (145,000+). I sold it around 163,000 miles. Replaced the transmission at 154,000 miles, ignition coils, and radiator around 160k miles.
My dad has a 2014 camry with around 70k miles. No major issues aside from an occasional popping sound from the roof flexing when going over very steep curbs (our driveway for example).
You convinced me. I subscribed.
Love this dude he’s hilarious
Before I buy my Camry, I will watch this video a few more times. A lot of first rate information in this video. This man knows his stuff and is willing to share, thanks TCCN.
Yes. I am considering a 2019-2020 Camry 2.5L as well.
@@willarddickerson921 Hey, Willard, I finally bought an Avalon. It was far less popular than the Camry leaving me more bargaining room--they stay on the lot longer. And the Avalon has many luxury features.
The market knowledge you have, thank you for sharing.
you're the best man. thanks a lot for the good info..
Thanks for the wiper tip sir.
I wish I could give you more thumbs up. I have almost purchased this car several times but had reservations until hearing you explain the issues in detail. I bought a new f150 that I love but it has been at the dealer for so many cosmetic issues I am a thing of trading for XSE V6 or the Lexus ES 350. You have gained another sub. Thank you so much and God Bless!
If u ever need a truck, get a Tundra, really reliable & dependable
@@Blackpanther_risen Not anymore...
I currently own a 2020 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE and love it. 52 miles to the gallon and no rattles, shakes, or problems. I have owned a 1994 Camry, 2003 Camry, 2006 Camry LE, 2008 Solara V6 Convertible SLE, 2014 Camry Hybrid XLE, 2019 Camry XSE 4 cyl., Good cars!!!!!! My 2003 has 290,000 miles and still going! The Solara is still on the road too. I sold the others and did well when I sold them. You can't beat their reliability and their value. I love your channel.
Just hit 34k miles on my 2018 xse. Loving it. Not a problem.
I have 2018 early model in Australia 🇦🇺
2.5 nothing wrong with it till this moment I’ve done 50k km
My transmission is 6 speed
Nothing wrong with the car I’ve never had a flat tire or bent wheel on the 19inch
But I like your videos and keep the good work mate
I had one as a loaner, that front cowl is incredibly low, you can’t see it when parking, and it lives to get caught on parking blocks, especially if there is rebar holding them down. If I had one, I think I’d keep a hammer in the glovebox.
I bought a used 2018 XSE, 2.5 liter, with 4600 miles on it at the time, no panorama sunroof and haven’t had any issues or problems. I bring her in for scheduled maintenance. Right now, she’s got 19,603 miles on the odometer. At first I wasn’t sure that I made the right decision in getting the 4 cylinder instead of the 6, but I’ve spent less on gas when we moved from CA to IL last July. I love my Ruby Flare XSE!
Thank for verifying what I intuitively felt about using good fuel.
Your channel is great! Very informative. I'm currently seeking a 2018 2019 Corolla. CVT.
Those are good years to buy in that generation corolla.
@@TheCarCareNut do you recommend the Corolla 2020+?
I do. I particularly like the hybrid model. The steering is a bit too light for my taste but overall it’s a lot of car for the price.
Great video I bought my 2020 TRD in October of 2019. Only problem I ran into was a shorted battery after 53K miles. Very great car overall
Wow
Great video, sir! Very informative. God bless you. 🇺🇸🇨🇦
Thanks for sharing this video, interesting and informative review of this car.
Thank You so imformative!
My first car was a used ‘85 Toyota Corolla, I drove it for 8 yrs w/ no major issues. My family & I currently have 3 Toyotas & have no issues. I won’t b switching brands anytime soon
thank you for that much informative video.
Thanks for this video you definitely talk me out of Buying one
Thanks for this helpful video
I have a 2018 and I have not yet needed a wiper change. I did notice that the wiper positioning would make it hard to change and I always wondered why it was designed that way. Thank you for the tip On how to get them into the change position! Did not know that at all!!!
Toyota have just copied a Peugeot / Citroen idea - they have had the front wiper park position activated in the same way for the last 20+ years across all there multiplexed models.
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I just love my 2021 SE AWD Camry, she got the horses when needing to pass, and her Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 rocks.
Honestly thank you for this video 🙏♥️
My Corolla SE was totaled in a car accident and currently on the hunt for a different vehicle.