2023 Base Model Camry LE - Why I bought the Camry over the Accord. Owner's Review
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- 2023 Base Model Camry LE - Why I bought the Camry over the Accord. Owner's review.
A special thanks to myToyota Dealer in CA for selling me this 2023 Toyota Camry LE
Let's compare the Camry LE to the Accord and take a nice mountain road trip.
The Toyota Camry gives you a reliable engine, space, and practicality to go with this family sedan. This Camry LE is the base model and although it doesn’t have all of the bells and whistles, it gives you an easy car to live with and a good overall value base model.
2021 Toyota Camry LE Review by Louie's Silver.
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I just picked up a 2024 LE, pre-owned certified with 11,450 miles. Wonderful car!
Way to go!!
I just got a 2023 Camry LE on 11/23/22 I guess I was lucky/right time of the month, but I gave $26,591 plus taxes so far I love it, great ride, great gas mileage and just enough features. The original sticker price after mark ups was over $30,000, think i got a decent deal at $26,591
Yes you did get a good deal...wonder how much it was after tax, fees, interest,etc.? I paid way too much for mine
@@Gforu81 $29000 I financed $5500 for 3 yrs so interest is only gonna be around $389
@@lonnyward5112 that's amazing. Congratulations ...won't tell you what kinda horrible deal I signed 😬
Mine's 35k plus apr rate..almost 40. I hate myself
Do u know how to automatically have the lights turn on when entering the vehicle
I got the LE with the convenience package. Its not the most exciting car but it is realiable and it does look nice. So far so good
Just bought me a 2023 Camry LE. It’s a huge jump from my 02 Camaro. I’ve loved every second of it.
Glad you're happy with it. It would be hard to give up a camaro tho : )= .
Thank you so much. I was having the Camry vs. Accord debate...also don't drive much and want to keep it for 20+ years. I only recently learned about the CVT transmission; that is the deal killer for me at this point.
Toyota has been making CVT transmission since the first Prius models. They have been proven to be a reliable transmission. Many have the 18 Camry with the same transmission with over 250k miles no issues.
Congrats on your new Camry, I have a 2016 Camry XLE Hybrid same color as yours that I picked up as a lease return.
Excellent car. I see more old Camrys still on the road compared to any other model foreign or domestic. They are built to last.
Thanks S.T.. My first Camry, and I like it!
Yes, the OLDER camry's were built to last
Nice I recently bought a certified 2023 Camry XSE 4cyl FWD in wind chill pearl color. Base package with no panoramic sunroof, convience package, etc.. No issues as a 6'1 person...as I adjust the seat low. Went with Camry over Accord because it is standard transmission over a CVT and Toyota is slightly more reliable. I paid 30000 OTD, 15k miles. Love my car so much!
Using a key is MUCH better than the keyless annoyance of my wife's CRV. You did good.
To have a actual key is the best feature
Yes, I got LE because of a"real" key. Lol!
You made a good choice. Toyota Camry tends to outlast Honda and Hyundai. I am still driving my 2015 Camry, now with 80k kms. No major repairs are required, just normal regular maintenance, including oil change every 8000 km, brake service, and transmission oil change.
I enjoyed your presentation very much. Very well modulated voice not too much car jargon yet all the relevant information provided. Your personal.story made me connect to the car because we feel the same way, not paying for all the unecessary bells and whistles, keepings cars for 20 years etc.,
Thank you so much. Keep up the he good work
I am glad to know that Your wife is ok.
I drive a very old Camry.
In my opinion they are built to last.
The main drawbacks for myself are the body chassis being to low and not having tinted windows
Of course, I could opt to put tint on the windows
I found this review to be very informative,
Thank You
Thanks for watching old friend! I really like it, and was actually shocked I found one at all. Have a nice weekend!
Same. I bought the car not realizing it didn't have tinted windows that is much worse than not having the push to start
@@losinglouie How's the "cabin noise" ? I recently test drove a new Camry LE and was surprised by the noise of the interior .. I thought a window was cracked .. that's how noisy it was !
for about $200 can get your windows tinted. Could DIY with help from a friend for half that cost, guess most people just go pay to have windows tinted like me. Camry Ground Clearance in 2023 is 5.7 inches ...it would be nice to be at 6.2 or 6.3
Thank you for your review! I plan on buying one of these used with 17k miles. I test drove it already and it is very nice for a base model vehicle! I love that it still has a physical key, physical parking break, no start/stop system, and no cylinder deactivation. You get a lot of great features and still a ton of reliability which cannot be said for many new vehicles.
Glad it was helpful! Yes, it's hard to find to find a good old fashion car these days, but with lots of safety engineering.. Not much to break on this one. Enjoy!
Got a 2024 le awd for 29,272. Had about $2400 worth of options too.
Got a little over 2k off msrp.
They have a new model coming for 2025 summer. But I prefer the 8 speed over a hybrid cvt system
Believe it or not, the key is safer than the push start and would rather have that.....
I didn't know anyone still purchased base models anymore (our dealership has none in stock). We Factory-ordered our 2023 Camry XLE AWD in the new Reservoir Blue. Yes, it's top of the line (non-hybrid), but we are currently ending a 2020 lease on an Accord 2.0T Touring model. Sat in a new 2023 Accord and hated it. Inside was smaller than the Camry, because Accords are now hybrids (top levels, not base trims), so front seat tracks are shorter to make room for battery packs under floorboard.
That’s interesting that they’ve made the new accord smaller on the inside. I always thought the roomy cabin was one of their best features.
Good choice on the Camry over the Accord and good video. In late 2018 I narrowed down my top two cars to a 2019 Camry SE and Accord Sport 1.5T, both about $26,000. I chose the Camry because it offered more car for the money: 2.5L naturally aspirated engine and 8-speed automatic over the Accord’s problematic 1.5L Turbo engine with oil dilution woes and the CVT transmission. I like the looks of the Camry and expected top notch reliability. So far that's been the case, just normal maintenance over 4+ years. I hope yours also is pleasing your wife years later!
Honda's Earth Dreams 1.5T engine is now better but you never know if you got a lemon engine in 2021, 2022, or 2023. CVT is still a rubberband transmission. Then everyone hates the Idle-Stop aspect. Drives ya insane.
@@richscott2483 LOL-rubberband transmission
Thanks for the review of the base Camry. I bought a 2023 Camry SE with options a month ago. Was lucky to get it 1k1 below MSRP at a dealer in MD
Hello, which dealer?
That's great
@@hjer731 Sheehy Toyota in Laurel
Interesting video. I own a 2016 Accord EX and in 2020 when my wife was car shopping, we avoided the turbo Accord as well and bought a Camry LE. We like both cars very much. Interesting to hear what the insurance company gave you for the Accord.
How many mileage now on the odometer with your 2016 Accord?
@@4sumcrazyshit Approaching 50,000
Glad that your wife is ok. The most important feature for a car is that it will keep you safe in an accident and reliable enough to keep you from waiting for a tow truck on the side of the road! So I just bought the 2021 version of this car with only 8k miles on it. Looks like Toyota made the climate control dual zone? Love this "base" model. Test drove SE and XSE but the larger low profile wheels and tires made the ride rougher--and those sizes are prone to more damage and expensive replacement. Don't want to sound like the old guy on the porch but these modern vehicles with all the tech are too complex and frankly the tech is a distraction while driving. Even with the basic Toyota safety sense I have to keep myself from paying too much attention to the MID. The only change I made was aftermarket Softex seat covers which are much cheaper than leather but protect very well, look like OEM and are a fraction of the cost. The ride is a perfect balance of performance and comfort. I call mine a budget Lexus ES. Enjoy the next 200k worry free miles! My inlaws have a 2003 with 275k miles in the same color and it's still a tank!
Thank you for the great comment. I’ll have to take a look at those seats. I have to agree that some of the modern technology is distracting. But I do like the safety aspect. Congrats on your new car!
My wife and I bought a new Camry LE in 2004. Think we paid 18K. We are still driving it (235K miles).
Although my wife drives a Corolla. Probably going to purchase Camry soon. Thanks for the info.
2007 Camry hybrid 140,000 miles, no problems! Enjoy!
I have the 23 le but, before I have the accord and let me tell you Accord is more big inside also good gas mileage too I’m happy with both
We have a 23 camry and 20 accord. Def prefer the Camry but we are a Toyota family. Also have a 98 Corolla and 05 camry
Toyota camry I4 is 203 hp. Seat height is adjustable.
Honda requires dealership maintenance every 40k miles for cvt and fuel system clean. That's too high maintenance/ expensive. The new generation camry is pretty impressive for the price. I've been very satisfied with my 22 SE.
I agree that front is very low, you will scrape it guaranteed. Also I like the key start because it is safer. Thieves will need key AND immobilizer to steal it, rather than just immobilizer.
Push start is a bit more complex and has additional sensors on the brake which might need calibration or replacement when car gets old.
Mine has push start but I wish it had a key start.
Does push start require you to hold the gas pedal? I don't think it does in other cars
@@zzoinks of course not. You only need to hold brake pedal.
I have owned both hondas and a Toyota solara and I trust Toyota more! My wife wanted the accord but I didn't want the turbo or CVT transmissions! Just bought the 23 camry LE for $2100 19k miles used so far so good!!
I think you meant $21,000? I hope to get a 2023 also used for that price if I can find a good one, though I think I would prefer a SE.
I prefer the corollas , looks more modern but if you like a bigger sedan you cant go wrong with a camry. Its a Toyota and very long lasting cars
I agree about Corolla look but if I need a bigger car then a Camry works
I didn't know they stopped making base Accords. I checked my local Honda dealers, and you're right, no base models. Honda is crazy
Yes Honda is very expensive
I don't know who told you that, because they do make an Accord LX trim.. they will also make an LX trim for the new redesigned Accord for 2023 which will be available with the 1.5 engine only the same as the EX. All the other higher trims will have the 2.0 naturally aspired /hybrid powertrains.
LE models are common here in Arizona since so many people want a smoother ride without the leather that will burn your skin and hands in the crazy sun. The wife and I bought a 23 LE and we both love it!!
Thanks for sharing
I got the le awd. You'll love the car, they are built like a tank compared to an accord. I've owned both.
I drive my 2020 Camry hybrid in eco and there’s a small difference but I never have to press the gas any more than in normal. The only thing I don’t like about the hybrid is that at very slow speeds the electric motor does all the work, so if you’re trying to inch forward, the brake pedal controls the speed of the electric motor until a certain point when the actual brakes kick in. They didn’t do a good job calibrating it since instead of inching forward you end up doing a series of jerky go stop go stop, no matter how easy and smooth you are on the brake pedal.
I have a 2002 Acura CL Type S I bought used in 2004. I had to replace the transmission under warranty in 2005. Last week, the mechanic told me that I needed to replace the transmission a 2nd time. It is the 1st car I bought all by myself, and giving it up has been like losing a close friend. I walked into Toyota after doing research on Hondas and Acuras. It seems like transmission, electrical, and/or engine issues were common with them. I'm hoping that taking a leap of faith with Toyota will bring peace of mind that I am not going to have to go through this ordeal again.
I read an Article back in 2006/2007 saying that Ford, Nissan & Honda/Acura were all known over time to have Transmission issues. Either way cars aren't built like they once were. I know back in the 80s&90s Nissan, Honda & Toyota was at the top of their game with Reliability. Nowadays its not that way. Toyota still stays traditional unlike everyone else with Turbo's etc. Good luck on your Journey, just stay away from buying any cars from Carmax, trust me. 😒
So how this works is your transmission fluid wears out after a while. Manufacturers all say it’s a lifetime fluid that’s never replaced. Well it’s only true for the lifetime of the warranty coverage. That fluid is not going to last forever. If you want your new cars transmission to last as long as possible then pay the money to replace the fluid and filter inside every 30k miles. Then when the car reaches 100k miles do a complete refresh of the engine with new timing parts, pulleys, balancer, fluids, engine mounts, PCV system, and sensors. Also inspect the engine bearings and valves with a report comparing them to book specs. If you pay a little more money to have it inspected by a competent mechanic, you won’t worry about that engine for another 100k miles. A good secret is using a turbo timer even on a non turbo car to give the engine a few minutes to take a breather and cool down before turning off. That saves a lot of wear and tear over time. You won’t notice the fuel economy difference these engines barely use any fuel when idling. Also get the auto start stop disabled that amplifies this problem to the max when you’re running the engine hard down the freeway and it shuts off at the exit ramp stop light. I can’t imagine the heat cycles these engines go through.
Enjoy the car it’s a huge upgrade from that old Acura.
Wow nice video. I really like the Camry and actually was going to buy one. But they give u nothing for the money. I bought the Kia k5 instead and it was the best decision I ever made!! I’m not knocking the Camry I love the design but I was very disappointed with what they give u for the money.. with that said u have a good car and it will last u forever!!!
The Camry will be going for 25 years plus . The Kia is lucky to make it past seven years.. A Kia is not made for long-term reliability. A Kias long-term reliability is very dismal..,😞not knocking it but that's just how they are,🤣
Thank you for sharing the video of the Toyota Camry experience. I am looking to buy a sedan and I think this is a good car to consider.
Thanks for the review. We currently have a 2017 Honda Accord Sport. Love the car. However, we like to keep our main vehicle relatively current. Our plan was to buy a 2022 Honda Accord Sport until you could only get in in a Hybrid or a 1.5lT. When I learned Toyota was going to only offer the Camry in Hybrid late in 2023, I ordered and am waiting for a 2024 Camry SE with upgrade. We share a lot of similarities as you have.
Glad you snagged the Camry. It's a nice car at a fair price. My family has driven Hondas for 30 years, but I feel the Camry is a better value at this time.
I purchased a 2023 Camry XSE - Calvary Blue (low tier upgrades) for 36.5k after taxes and fees. I drive frequently and took my previous 2006 Avalon to 318k miles. I think it was time for an upgrade and I was encouraged to go for it.
My only complaint is the sound on the standard speaker system doesn't feel punchy enough. But I love the drive. Definitely smoother than the suspension-shot Avalon.
Avalon was terrible and so is the Crown. Camry is the best choice. I do love Calvary Blue. I have a fully loaded 2023 Camry XSE V6 supersonic red/midnight black with a black interior.
@richscott2483 tint it and you are golden.
The Avalon was reliable, probably because we kept up with maintenance. 318,000 miles is no slouch. And my dad STILL drives it, it stopped making noise.
I just got the base model and I notice it doesn’t have Ryno lining under the fenders and I can hear every rock hit inside. I recommend spraying protectant heavy duty coverage under the wheel wells.
I almost forgot change your engine oil every 5K miles not the 10k they recommend if you want it to last forever.
I guess the toyota care does not cover that, but ok. I'll have to remember since I haven't had to change oil for a decade since going EV for my ride.
@@losinglouie Yes they tell you that the oil will last 10k miles. That’s if you were going to be trading in the car after 5 years no problem but if you’re keeping the car forever don’t go 10k miles because over time the engine will have problems. Since mine is a hybrid I let it go to 7k miles max because I figured that I probably run about 2K miles off the electric motor so I’m still changing my motor oil every 5k.
You will like it. My 21 Camry gets over 40mpg (I drive like a grandpaw).
wise choice, the problem with all 2023 Honda Accords regardless of trim level they all sux because the only one worth getting was the 2022 Accord Touring 2.0T non-Hybrid. In 2023 Honda took away the 2.0T just as they did several years ago and dropped the Accord V6. All Accords have a noisy cabin. Now, if the choice was 2022 Accord Touring 2.0T (non-hybrid version) and 2018 - 2023 Toyota 8th Generation Camry's including XLE, XSE, and TRD with V6, I would probably go with the Accord Touring 2.0T (non-hybrid) or maybe the 2023 Camry XSE V6.
another thing 2023 Camry LE is in its 6th year as an 8th Gen. sedan therefore, is the 2023 Accord better with updated style, features, amenities, and safety? It comes to price and your preference for appearance. The 2023 Accord is in its new 1st iteration of 11th Gen so the bugs have not been ironed out. The 2023 Camry LE has been around the block even though outdated and still reliable, and if you want wireless Carplay and Android Auto get the Ottocast U2-X Pro dongle for $99. I know of no one who likes the Honda Idle-Stop it is annoying, a nuisance, and just no good.
I just traded in a 23 year old Camry for a Corolla. While the size is better for me, the Camry was definitely more lux and roomy inside. Good cars though. I hope your wife has better luck with this one.
Corolla has a CVT camary has an 8 speed salesman say they are having some problems with the CVT
@@mrutan6055 The Corolla doesn't have the punch a Camry does, but the "Sport Mode" is more fun to drive in.
I just bought a 2023 camary XSE with the 4 cyl it runs great an 8 speed automatic and loaded
I live in the opposite side of the world and just discovered that we think the same way 😊
However , in sprite that we are a Toyota family, , I have just bought an Accord for my wife !
I know it will not last as Camry but she just needed a fancy car and she didn't want to look like driving a Taxi😂 😂
I like the LE looks better...it looks classy and assertive at the same time
Just bought an accord 2.0 turbo no regrets
Well at least it's reliable. And wow all this time I thought the Camry came standard with push button start.
They come standard with power seats, so that's the trade off
Camry has a package for the push button start
@@leev2463 convenience package
Nope. That’s why I made sure to get the convenience package for my push button
@@princezucchini I would not want to buy a car in this day and time at the price they sell them for and not even have push start.. one good thing with push start you have Smart touch entry. Homelink and rear view dimmer mirror.. turn signal indicators, Lane assist and blind spot monitoring. 👍
Louie’s doing well!!…Glad to see that buddy!! A lot of folks out there are in real big trouble, or about to be!
I remember your calls to get out of the stock market. Oh, the money people are losing!
@@losinglouie …yeah…I’m glad I listened to my own instincts this time instead of fighting them…been selling all my seminumismatic American gold coins lately…taking cash distributions and using about a quarter of that to buy some bullion…did a group buy for a monster box of Valcambi Susie 10 oz silver cast bars for Bullionexchanges the other day…mostly for clients of mine…I did get a 10 of them for me though…also picked up a few oz of platinum…Premiums on the American modern numismatics coins have been the highest I have ever seen…time to sell and put into cash and more undervalued items such as low premium silver and platinum…also just got a tube of each of the Tudors Beasts 2oz silver coins from Bold…good price and I think they will do well even in a falling market…last time I got a tube of each of the queens beasts and did very well selling those as sets…I’m sure this time will be very similar
im 6.4 220 ... I fit fine .. Adjust the seat lower and slightly recline. Plenty of room
Congratulations on your new car . What’s the out the door price on those cars . Ty
I think tax and license brought it up to about $33k
@@losinglouie you gut a great deal. Unfortunately I got a bad deal .. totally my fault!
Great review! I've heard several complaints about the 8 speed automatic, that it's jerky, indecisive, and gear hunts a lot. Is that true? Would keeping it in sport mode all the time make it better?
Sport mode is great, but might diminish you MPG. I had no problem with jerkiness or up/down shifting. But there are a lot of gears!
The computer has to learn your driving style. I have a 2023 LE Camry too and for the first 100 miles it was really bad. It was very indecisive and would always shift gears. By 300 miles it had pretty much worked it self out. No complaints.
Don't believe everything you hear... I have a new Camry XLE and my sister has a new XSE and the eight-speed transmission is very smooth. I know others that had the same transmission absolutely no issues.
@@jackfrost99 That only affected some of the first 2018's and they were fixed with software updates..
@@TSCon23 That's true.. It can also be reset by the Toyota dealership.
pretty car my friend. I just got a Elantra hybrid 2023
I am happy that your wife is ok after the little accident.
good bess your family.
nice interest rate. I got 3.99%
sorry about writing 3 messages instead of one long.
Nice choice love the le . Hate the low profile tires on the se
The SE "does not" have low profile tires.. They have 18 in. touring tires.. low profile tires are only on the XSE and they are 19 in.
Nice video. The perfect car for me. Don't like the mark up. Love the base model.
Glad your wife is ok. Nice car!
Pls help me.. how do you turn on the lights automatically when entering vehicle? I cant figure it out 😞
I have to have the push to start button. I hate taking the keys out
Like it as well, but prefer higher ground clearance😵💫
Question: I know I should’ve waited but I needed a car. I financed a Corolla 20 but I want to get the Camry 23 instead. Is there a way to wave off what I owe for the Corolla and start over with the Camry 23? Toyota dealers were being shady.
How much money do you owe on the Corolla? Go to Carmax and get your Corolla appraised.
Wave off?
@@jasonsabbagh5993 he expects his car loan to magically disappear so he can buy a new car.
Thanks for this video. Can you please tell us what you likes and dislikes after 4 months of driving ? My 2023 Camry SE Hybrid from Southern California Toyota dealership will come in September or October. 12 months wait MSRP priced, No mark up.. I put in $500 deposit 4 months ago.
I have no complaints at all. Still haven't figured out the on-line app tho : (=
@@losinglouie No complaints 👍❤️. Thanks.
Where did you go? Every dealership I’ve gone to in SoCal has had an se hybrid on the lot…
@@princezucchini Longo Toyota in El Monte. Oct 2, 2022. Are you kidding me ?
@@haroldho19 that’s so strange. I’ve been looking for an LE hybrid for months. So I hit a lot of dealerships in LA county, OC and the IE. I’d say about 75% had an SE hybrid on the lot cuz that’s what they pushed on me. So weird that they’re making you wait a year for your car.
Watching.. I have to admit I am a Chevy fan... Louie did you happen to see my video yesterday about the Authorized Purchasers and the US Mint selling Bullion direct to the public? wondering your thoughts.. Since I know you don't like these ASE premiums..
Good choice with Toyota. Camry was a good choice.
I've always liked the Camry ever since the '96 Model year Camry out. Unfortunately I have not had the best of Luck with my two last Camry's. 2014 and currently a 2018. In the Market for a newer vehicle. The Brand New 2025 Camry's I like the Body but not the front. Either way these are comfortable and stylish vehicles.
Hope your problems weren't too bad on the past models. This is my first camry ever, since we were a honda family. Of course, honda's are pricey, and I really don't like what they did to the styling this year.Good luck out there!
@losinglouie Honesty it's a hit or miss with vehicles nowadays. I didn't grow up in a Honda Family. Back in the 80s and 90s we always owned Ford or GM. Some were crappy and others were extremely reliable. Hondas although nice were never our style. But we did have Family Friends and Neighbors that especially Back then loved their Honda Products. I've looked at Acura but it's seems Honda/Acura has been having a lot of Recalls lately. If I do decide to stay with Toyota, it might try Lexus or pre-owned Avalon but no more Camry's. I'm 1% out of 99% with not having good luck with mine.😄
Glad that she is fine lougie thats what matters.
Indeed, she got really lucky. The odds are not good for people trying to "jump back in" the car after it starts to roll.
SE shadenight comes with button, no need for the key, tons of other features, including moonroof, the seat can be down or high, I think you should have bought another model. Paying 5K more you will be happier.
Nice review. Thank you.
Louie the base model is 203 horsepower
Great review!!!
I'm a big fan of base model. Current interest are Crosstrek base or Corolla hybrid base.
Nice and down to earth review :)
We purchased our brand new 24 LE in December 2023 for $26500 plus tax and license. Can get one now for $26k plus tax and license.
Nice car. Glad to hear its getting cheaper!
My local dealer who I have purchased many new cars from gave me that deal. I also got my friend a 24 Corolla LE hybrid for $24k plus tax and license on January 10th 2024. Most dealerships mark them up, I got it for invoice.@@losinglouie
OMG I just got a quote for a 2023 XSE in North Carolina for 36,900.00 MSRP before tax and tags. I don't understand the huge price difference from the examples you showed.
Go with the Base Model SE. If they don't sell it, find a dealer that does.
Nice review thnx for showing us.
Yes, don't know why lexus at least departed from marketing to Americans and now their ergo seats are too short and narrow. The newest generation fixed the ego shaping, but could still be better if was like the early 2000s ones
I do like this gen camry seat comfort. One of the few vehicles that doesn't gives me back pain.
Why would you work so hard for a base model? I got a CPO with 7500 miles XSE AWD in New England for 34k out the door. You paid 30?
There were no used cars at reasonable prices back then.
LX?
With a physical key you don't need to worry about the car thief.
Funny fact. The 2023 prius can come with 220 hp. That's more than the base accord for 2023 🤫🤭🤭🤭
Just to be clear.. you paid $2,500 over MSRP?
Yes, but also received a massive buy-out from our totaled car. This was a highly unusual market at the time I purchased.
I like this car
You can get push button on a le just FYI.
yes ,by ordering the convenience package.
It will slow down but not completely stop
LE not LX. You have to be careful
LE!!!!!!!!
You can move the seat down
Instead of paying markups
You might negotiate to get all kind of accessories by the same amount of markup
Make it win-win situation
You aren't cheap, wise like me.
Camry has 200hp so more than Accord
But the turbo in accord makes it a faster car. I have owned a 2021 Accord and now having a z2023 Camry. I can tell that the accord is more sporty, faster and more fun to drive but driving the Camry is more relaxing
Your motor has 203 hp Not 184 !!!! It has more HP than the Accord ..
This has 203 HP
Mod says you should’ve got the accord !!!!!
haha!
Sticker may as well be called the Biden tax
blah blah blah
I bought the 2023 Camry XLE, as I wanted the leather seats. I too didn't want a sunroof either.
Leather is a significant improvement over the cloth! Wish I could have gotten it, but it wasn't in my price range at the time. Prices lower now!
ToyoTaXI crap with marginal safety, decade behind 2010 technology and drony transmission💩📦..