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Yes! I have the 2025 XLE and my Samsung s24 Ultra has the same wireless connectivity issues it's hit or miss every time you start the vehicle. It's definitely annoying. Also I have the same annoying armrest noise except mine is in the middle console armrest. I also discovered that the driver side chrome door trim isn't aligned properly to match the back door. Also not sure if you guys checked out the rear adjustable headrest but they don't adjust at all or click to lock in place. Again these are small minor details but for a car priced over 38k I'd expect better. Ohhh and 1 more thing why does Toyota always cut the carpet under the drivers seat? If you guys can get an answer as to why please do an update. Thanks!
For me, the connectivity issues, the overactive lane assist, and the quality issues such as squeaking armrests are deal breakers. These are unexpected in a Toyota which is known for its quality control
I own a 2025 Camry and as far as the media system problem, push and hold the volume knob on the screen for 10-15 second, it will reset it. I did this and never had any issues since.
I've had no media issues with the media system on my 2025 Camry SE. Make sure both phones are up to date. Perhaps have the toyota system flashed and have the dealer do a clean install. Consumer Reports mentioned the same issue.
This didn't work for me, nor did rapidly tapping the screen. It was puzzling that when the salesman first paired my iphone, I had to enter a 6 digit password. After several complaints about the black screen, the service tech re paired my phone and there was no password requirement to do. so.
I’ve had my ‘25 Camry XLE since May 10. I’m writing this on October 17. Just turned 5,000 miles (and will get my first free Toyota maintenance done tomorrow). I’ve had no problems with Apple CarPlay connecting EXCEPT when one particular VPN is active on the paired iPhone. I also have not had the Lane Centering announcements you brothers get every 15 seconds. Actually I haven’t had any annoyances or things not working. The only “negative” I have is that the actual MPG per tankful averages a full 2 MPG lower than the MPG shown on the Fuel Economy display, which I reset to zero at each fill up. My actual average MPG per fill up using ECO mode all the time is 42.5. That is significantly below Toyota’s stated MPG estimate of 46 MPG for the XLE FWD model. However, I’m quite happy with 42.5 MPG after owning my 2008 Ford Taurus which averaged about 17.5 MPG. All in all, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE my ‘25 Camry XLE.
I found a legitimate reason why my actual average MPG is lower than the EPA new car sticker estimates. The EPA tests cars at about 50 MPH for their Highway estimate. My highway driving is probably at an average of about 65 to 70 MPH, which would use more gas than 50 MPH. Considering my estimated 75% of miles at “my” highway speeds (65-70), my overall average of 42.5 MPG seems reasonable.
@ronkert706 i agree but then again i also get around 46 mpg going 55 mph on the highway and 42 mpg going 70-75 mph on the highway. My commute is usually flat roads so you could also have some hills that could affect your mpg. From my experience I usually get slightly above the mpg rating. I also don't drive a hybrid but a strictly gas version of the camry. Also forgot to mention that if it's cold where you are living at, then that will affect your MPG as well. Gas has the same issue as well.
I hope you’ll be taking it to the dealer to see if some of the problems can be resolved (phone connectivity especially). Then a follow up video would be really useful. Thanks for the in-depth way you review and report on cars.
2025 XSE Ocean Gem, three weeks in, 450 miles, avg 49.5 MPG. Still on first tank of gas and have a little over quarter tank left. Amazing to me having driven a Nissan Armada for past 10 years. Loving it so far, quiet smooth ride. No issues with safety features or infotainment, but I usually connect with cable in order to keep the phone charged up.
I own a 2025 Camry, and it surprised me by routing the phone call on my Android into the car's sound system. I never used this feature, but I knew immediately how to use it, and I was later pleased to reflect that I barely glanced away from the road to operate it. Overall, mine seems to be working fine, And gods, I love the 53MPG!
I got my 2025 XLE AWD two months ago replacing a 2006 Avalon LTD. It took a bit of work to set it up as I like but love the handling, the leather interior and 51 miles per gallon. I got it in metallic white again for safety.
@@thomasbaginski4680 - It’s not the octane. It was done while breaking it in at reasonable speeds on a long trip. I usually get about 46-48 MPG in town.
@@2004cyrusthere is no fix , you can’ reconnect the phone but it’ll still give problems I got a 24 crown limited and it gives problem definitely software update
My 2023 Highlander Hybrid has some of the same problems with the carplay system. I believe the problem is Toyota is not keeping up with the updates the phones are doing. My system worked great for the first 3 months of ownership and then the phone did a major update, then the little bugs keep coming out. Things may get better but not prefect if you try this with the system. Go in and delete out the phone then reinstall it. Things seemed to work better, but you have to do this every time apple does an update, which is about every 5 weeks. When apple did the new os 18 update, everything was back to working great, then the phone did the little update and the bugs are back now. I also felt the car was unsafe to drive with the safety system on, especially in the rain. It wants to hug the right side of the road driving down the highway, but when it comes to an exit or on ramp it wants to move over more then it sees it made a mistake and centers the car back fast. It is a very uncomfortable feeling.
I have a 2025 Camry XLE, nothing in my vehicle creaks and it feels relatively high quality. My infotainment issues also are not as persistent as what is shown in this video. Bluetooth pairing will be finnicky between any Bluetooth device but I second the other comment where if you run into this issue you should hold down the power button to reset the infotainment. It also helps if not more than 2 devices are paired, if those devices are in the car it sometimes gets confused on which phone it wants to pair. It's also beneficial to have a usb cable lying around so you can get the pairing done, quick fix. Its still early with only 3 months of ownership but Toyota did a wonderful job with this Camry
4000 miles and 2 months on our XLE AWD. 2 oil changes to-date. No issues whatsoever. Wireless connection is solid to my Pixel 6a. I just have to get in the car. 10 tank fills and the calculated average mpg is 47.8. Sunglasses compartment should have been lined with soft material as sunglasses rattle in it. We use an old sock! Lane tracing is best on the highway. It's finicky on country lanes. Also, it will get too close to the lines itself and beep! Can't turn the beeps off, which is annoying. Insurance went up by $70 from a Ford Escape Hybrid. My only legit problem is the paint. The non-metallic Underground shows EVERY swirl, scratch, and mar. It's awful! It's very soft paint too. I wish we'd got a lighter, metallic color which would show defects less. Love it though. Torquey, quiet, fuel efficient, good looking. ❤️
I love our 2025 Camry Hybrid. We have had it I think 5 months now probably. I am not sure when we got it. We turned our 2015 Corolla Le in that we had for 9 years with only 66k miles on it. We traded it in for the Camry Hybrid 2025 SE. Its awesome so far. No issues at all. Maybe a tire went flat but that was it. My wife hit a pothole.
Everyone says they are overpriced. My 2012 Camry LE was about $24-25k tax included when it was brand new. I believe an 2012 Camry XLE was about $27-28k tax included back then. With 2012 Camry XLE Hybrid was about $30-31k. Now 2025, we start off as HEV. Camry LE HEV about $29-30k. Camry XLE HEV $$35-37k. Obviously price increased in the last 13 years. It’s not like the price doubled. People be thinking that the 2012 Camry was 20k out the door value and now complaining it’s $35-40k like it doubled in cost.
Interesting points you make! I think the toyota Rav 4 is a different story... A loaded one cost up to 50-55k, to me that makes the Camry look like a much better deal.
Absolutely! I brought my 2024 Camry in for an oil change at 2,111 miles. The service rep told me it wasn't due. I just told him that I'm the only one who gets to decide when it's due.
One month in and I HATE THIS CAR. Most uncomfortable seat of any car I've ever owned! Front doesn't go down enough and causes leg aches, knee pain etc after about an hour in the seat. Can't be fixed. Screen connection issues and only a 400mi range with the tiny 10 gallon tank. Worse car I've ever bought and I am stuck with it until I'm not upside down. Absolutely HATE this pos and it's my first toyota.
I got my Camry XSE two months ago, none of the interior issues you seem to have. The only issues I’ve had so far is when I use my phones app or Apple Watch to start the vehicle it does disconnect from CarPlay, it doesn’t do this every but it’s been enough to were I did go to the dealership and asks about, but to be honest they were useless on any ideas. The other issue is the a Adaptive Cruise Control, man when I want change lanes the dam this fights me! It tries to pull me back the lane I’m changing from. Definitely bring that up on its first service.
Wife and I seem to have trouble with Car Play too.. Have to go in to bluetooth settings to turn it on.. Sometimes we dont. Its hit or miss, and we dont get those error messages. We also have an issue with the plastic bar in the middle of the sunroof coming off.. Gonna have to get the dealership to look at that. Backseat middle headrest is also uneven.. Higher on one side. Ever want to see the "Heavy Metal" let me know, I'm just a few miles west of Lex. Go cats!!
2019 Camry XSE, V6, 45k miles. Great car. No issues. Battery died recently. That’s been the only expense outside of regular maintenance. A used V6 is a great buy!
The cars with the Premium Plus package add a capacitive touch steering wheel so that package will eliminate the issue with the lane centering. The only issue is that package will push the car to $40k.
Same here. I never use that feature. Also, my 2019 Camrys interior only squeaks at a certain temp. Usually at around 40F or like 5C. Once the heater catches up the squeaks and rattles go away. 5 yrs 33,000 miles zero problems other than the fuel pump recall.
@@IKnewMickey Did you get the free transmission software reset? It will help a lot if you find it shifting funny or having any shudder. Call your dealership and give them your VIN number. They'll tell you if it's eligible.
I don't like Toyotas complimentary maintenance as I can't afford the 4 hours wait for the oil to be changed at the dealer. Never used the "free maintenance" on my Rav4 because of excessive wait times.
@@johnthomas3863 make your complaint in an online review of the dealership see what happens my toyota dealer as well- full maintenance 1 hour no errors with repair
Same issue with my xle. I don't have any creaks or rattles. Had window trim that had sharp edge but dealer replaced no problem. Other than those 2 drives nice
It does it even with the cable plugged up.. I keep my phone connected to the cable all the time to keep the phone battery charged up.. Still disconnects with getting out of the car . Annoying. I'll try holding down the ON/OFF knob for 10-15 seconds to reset the sysytem and see if it clears it up.
I had the 2021 version of this car and had an issue with an audible vibration coming from the rear speakers of the JBL system. I was not playing music at very high levels, nor were any of my audio settings maxed out. I took the car back to the dealership 3 times. The first time, less than a week in, the subwoofer was replaced due to a broken coil. The second time, additional insulation was installed, the third time, nothing else could be done and I was told it was a known issue that Toyota was working to resolve. I figured this was a design flaw that would be corrected for the redesign. Sadly, the 2025 models are more of a visual refresh, excluding interior and powertrain upgrades, so the overall exterior design for 2025 has just been slightly modified at best. With that said, it is possible that this issue, if not resolved, could carry over into this current generation. I kept my Camry for just 2 years and have driven nothing but Toyota and Lexus products until 2023 when I leased my first ever Honda Accord Sport-L Hybrid.
My 2002 toyota estima minivan - bluetooth adapter off amazon for £13 always pairs lol no issues, no recalls, every light buld is original and works and nothing is broken.
The lane centering nanny sounds crazy as hell. I wonder if the steering wheel sensor is in the 'luxury' package version of the car. Thanks for posting!
I bought a 2025 camry memorial day weekend.love the car ..if you are having problems erase the Toyota wifi from your phone and re download it i only had to do it once in 4 1/2 months and my car has never told me to turn the wheel lol
if you use adaptive cruise control, the system will tell you that the lane centering system will turn off. Again kind of ridiculous when you are on a straigtht road.
After owning my toyota for mostly 3 years, I'v had the same issue with the phone connection issues with my Toyota for the last couple of months, though I'm not using android auto but directly connecting it to the Toyotas own system
I was originally going to get a 2025 Camry for our extra family car, but ended up buying the Kia K5 GT-Line AWD instead. I didn’t like the idea of hybrid and the risk of an expensive battery pack replacement after several years. Also the AWD electric assist for the rear wheel is not as good as mechanical AWD. Toyota uses Android Auto for its infotainment system and I have had a lot of bad experiences with Android. The infotainment system in the Kia is very nice and solid.
I've seen similar issues to the android auto issue. Usually it is because a device's OS fully boots before it turns on the peripherals such as the network devices. So it boots - says nothing is connected or accessible then it loads up the connections then says I'm connected or you'll have to connect now that the network is accessible.
I don’t want wireless ACP/AA. I just want to get in it and drive my basic car. Knobs and buttons are top priority and it’s why I have removed Subarus, fords and anything else with that giant eyesore on the dashboards.
I have a 24 Camry got it couple months ago and literally the rattling of the sunroof and center screen and at low speed the outside squeaks but the dealership says everything is okay so
I've had that Android issue with my Corolla. I find that if the phone is in my pocket it happens more often. If the phone is in my hand or on the charger it tends to connect without issues.
Man i get more happier with my 17 4runner every time I see these new toyotas. I love toyota but man you definitely can tell the quality cuts. Not missing much of anything new other than seeing and feeling the quality downhill lately. I remember checking out one at a dealer and the Sun glasses holder falls off. I thought to downgrade and save on gas, but the prices and then the quality cuts Will be my last toyota for sure which is a shame. My entune infotainment system may be considered outdated, but it connects flawlessly compared to the new infotainment system they have on Toyotas now. It’s certainly changed my mind on keeping what I have now.
Weirdly I was able to feel the road a lot more on the Camry (XSE + Premium Package) compared to the 2024 Sonata Hybrid Limited. No denying that it's more reliable, but the comfort and noise isolation is far superior on the Hyundais, IMO. Tech issues with the carplay is not really helping Camry's case! Looks like they just wanted to release the new year model so that they aren't left behind on tech against their competition. Since my Sonata has been deemed a lemon, I was excited to actually try the Camry out. Even with my hyundai experience was a lemon, looks like I might be going back to them compared to this year's Camry!
History has a tendency to repeat itself. I thought the same once regarding Hyundai. It was a mistake. One I can only blame myself for now. Maybe it's different today. I hope the best for you. Good luck.
You’re talking about a chance of tires and connection issues vs a brand that puts out lemons and new engines likes it candy 😂 Keep the camry you’re talking about simple problems 😂
@@DriverX-JDM I've owned 8 Toyotas and two Hondas over the years (among others) and the Toyotas needed less maintenance and fewer emergency repairs. However, with five drivers in the family, the Hondas were everyone's first choice. The Honda keys were always gone.
@@Mr_GiLL83I cross shopped the two and got the Civic. The XLE I seriously question Toyota in slapping which is essentially a quilted microfiber towel on the dashboard. It looks heinous and it’s probably a disaster to clean.
That red bar in front of the passenger looks like the roller coaster restraint bar that flips backward to lock the roller coaster car passengers in their seats before the coaster car moves. Is that what the claustrophobic-looking red bar in front of the Camry's passenger is supposed to do? Does it slide backwards and lock to prevent passenger movement? What were Toyota stylists thinking?!!
Oh man, that Android Auto wireless connection issue is an absolute deal killer for me. Please keep us posted on that. Gonna hang onto my current car until this is worked out.
I have the 2025 XSE and there is no issue with Apple wireless connection. The dealer salesman set it up with me using photo ID scan with the VIN, to my phone. =Magic. Connects everytime.
I’m glad I have the 2.5 safety system versus 3.0. That would make me crazy having to turn the wheel off every 15 seconds for lane centering feature. I’ll bet most people turn that off.
As a long time owner of several Toyota and Lexus models I'm concerned about the minor flaws. I've never heard a single rattle in any of my cars. I hope Toyota hasn't given up their quality approach.
purchased 2025 xse in August changed the oil @ 1500 miles take no chances with metal shavings, then went on 6500 mile trip. I see all the reports of connection issues but I don't get it, once the media player is set correctly - zero problems with instant qi conncecttion and android auto and Google maps esp for cross country trip - toyota navigation service is poor. depending on road surface 19 in tire noise can get loud. only miss the torque of a V8. love the relaibilty.
@@iratashman7202 it’s your driving style. There is nuance to driving a hybrid. This Toyota is my first one. The easier on the throttle, breaking and coasting, the better you will do. Your 44 is great and I started out that way and my XLE is not hitting 50.3 in 5 weeks. But I don’t race around. I don’t stay in power mode. Cruise control will also put you in a savings position if you let the car do its thing. But 44 is not shabby at all. You can do better if you drive her easy 90% of the time.
Same wireless carplay issue in my Corolla 2024 hybrid. Another issue is wrong GPS location, once I found my car inside of a lake(lake Ontario) !!! It's difficult when you're in the highway and GPS system of apple carplay is showing wrong info.... very destructive and it could be a reason of an accident.
I was expecting this video to also cover what it's like to drive day to day or certain times you've used it that stood out because of something good or bad. It's like someone asking you about the new book you've been reading and responding with the spine creaks when you open it a certain way and the font is a little hard to read.
Funny thing is I have the same exact annoyances you guys brought up regarding the driver arm rest and the rattling sound at the panoramic moonroof area. I was laughing so hard as you pointed it out right exactly at the same area for both. The other 3 armrests are perfectly fine when you press on them, no plasticky sound. I was planning to bring it up to the sales person but I guess it is a normal thing.😂
I had the same squeak and brought it up to Toyota service when I brought it in for an unrelated issue. They checked two others that did the same thing. So I took it as a characteristic of the model/trim. I feel like I haven't noticed it the last few times I've driven it so I'm wondering if it's breaking in in my case.
@@philipcarrotta8525 that is what I am thinking when I saw this video, having all those issues at the exact same area means it is the way it was constructed by design, not just because someone forgot to screw or do a proper qc check on our car. I just avoid using the armrest so I don’t reminded of that issue lol
Im a bit of a distracted driver. I sing, look at landmarks as I drive by, play air guitar, etc. im okay with the safety features in 2.0. But the steering wheel issue does seem to be overkill. Isnt there a sensor that ensures your eyes are on the road? Thats much less likely to measure attentiveness in a less intrusive way.
Ive been having the same issue with the Wireless Apple CarPlay in my 25 SE I got on launch day and I swear it'll be the end of me. Its just so annoying but I think it might have to do with the Toyota app because whenever I go to turn On CarPlay manually in the settings, it say my phone is Connected Via Toyota App. So I wonder if the app is the reason CarPlay keeps getting turned off. But I've also experienced my CarPlay just randomly disconnected for no reason mid drives. And one time it did it twice within 10 mins. Ive stared just using wired CarPlay to avoid these issues.
Thanks for the honest review. Do you know if that issue with having to constantly turn the wheel when using lane centering is going to be fixed? This is would drive me nuts and make consider other brand over Toyota because of this.
NO one can keep the steering wheel straight but you have to macro adjust the steering to keep the car in the lane. Try it and you will see. 15s without adjusting a steering wheel absolutely makes your car to the curve on freeway.
I have a new 2025 XSE as pictured here. Love the ride, white with red, awesome. 1) Wonder if you can show how to get the parking camera to BEEP when I get too close to a beam in a parking garage, wall in back etc. My car does not beep. 2) When I lock my car, the mirrors do not fold in, How can I activate that feature? 3) Garage door home link with red blinking, green blinking, does not connect at home, but while away at a second home, I could get that Homelink to work fine. Meanwhile, I am using the portable clipon Chamberlain homelink devices. 4) Can I display frequent callers to show up on a list and use those on a touchscreen, or do I have to always use voice to call someone? 5) I Can not seem to find a memory feature for the Automatic seat, mirror memory for all my drivers. Would like to have 3 programmed in ? When I stop to get out, I would like my seat to roll back for exiting, etc. The fit up front is tight. 6) Toyota asks me to type in my email and password everytime I go into settings mode, even though I already have my profile pulled up on my dashboard panel. Is this a dealer or manufacturer defect? Do other family drivers need to have their phone programmed to Toyota to use radio, car setting features, etc?
Thanks for review. Is the Android connection an issue on the smaller Screen too? Rattles & squeaks are disappointing on a new car . I've noticed previous years Camrys & Rav4's are rattlely too.Quality longevity is spoiled by rattles & squeaks. My 2016 Hyundai Genesis 3.8 Sedan doesn't rattle or squeak.
Do you have in USA the same thing we have in Canada?: The interior front seats is not finished and covered. Toyota sewed a geotextile cloth hanging down instead of the plastic hard covered Camry had before. Awful with the price we pay
I drive a 2018 Honda Accord, and I found the lane centering function very annoying on that car, so I turned it off and have never turned it back on. I can maintain my lane just fine without any nagging, thank you. Does anybody actually enjoy the lane centering function in their own car? Just wondering.
Hi 2025 Camry owners maybe someone can help me solve my little issue/annoyance. When IPhone connected to CarPlay. I’m old school and still like to listen to the FM radio on my morning commute to work. The issue I am having anytime I pick up My phone and access an app it automatically switches to the iPhone audio output and cuts of the fm radio. For example I am listening to radio but want to quickly check the weather app the audio switches to iPhone thinking I will need audio from phone so it shuts off the fm radio. Then I have to toggle through the source button to get back to fm audio. Has anyone ran into this issue? Is this a setting that can be changed on car or possible on phone. Any help will be appreciated, thank you.
I had an iphone xs as the only phone connected and had perfect wireless carplay connection, now with my pixel as the only phone connected I'm having to manually connect about 30% of the time
Recently traded my 2020 XLE for a 2025 SE. Big mistake. I'm a petite senior woman, who periodically checks my oil, but the 2025 has eliminated the hydraulic hood struts, replacing them with a prop. I'm unable to lift this beast, which, for me, is a total safety hazard. As for the multimedia screen, mine was completely black, failing to turn on. After a few complaints, the service department re paired my phone, and I now have Apple carplay, but I'm not happy that this has been changed to run off my iphone battery. When driving, I get a repeated annoying message to hold the steering wheel, when I'm holding the wheel! I'm also not crazy about the SE plastic/vinyl upholstery, as opposed to that of my XLE, and will never again purchase a car sight unseen, without first inspecting one on the lot.
The Toyota master mechnic Car Care Nut (youtube) found his new 2025 Camry (personally bought) had a squeaky front dash. As he discussed: at a Japanese (in-country) assembly line the auto workers would have shut down production and solved the squeaky dash problem before the cars resumed production. There is a pride in their work that disappeared in the US a long time ago. In America the Toyota American Plants have adapted the "let the dealers fix the problems we create" attitude that has permeated and made a mockery of the "Quality is job one" commercials. (Madison Ave: always advertise your greatest weakness.)
My mom bought a 24 Venza about 6 months ago. She has the same connectivity issue with her iPhone though not as often. I have my phone paired also, an android, and it does it every time. I rarely drive it, but the few times I have, I have to go into the settings and turn on android auto every time like you mention.
You are not the only one the android play don't connect in mine too. I have a RAV4 and every time I get it asks me to connect or find my phone. It sucks. Toyota needs to fix and improve the software.
Hi sir, I love your review. I own a 2025 Camry LE AWD but from this week aim noticing issue with Miles per gallon is not working fine . Initially till last week it was showing 50 miles per gallon but staring this week it started showing 20 and jumping the values and not perfect. Have you noticed such issues. I tried resetting the trip meter but still see the same issue. Please can you comment
I messed with my settings on me and my wife's android phones in android auto "start android auto automatically" to always. After that both phones seem to connect every time.
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@@iratashman7202 if you look it up on google you’ll find the answer lol , but they make matte ppf screen protectors for many cars and do everything I listed
The connect issue is annoying. I’ve noticed if I turn the car on with my iPhone unlocked it ask to connect via phone. Yes, inconvenient, but better than having to go to settings > connect > phone > apply car play yes. What you said doing.
Toyota quality has gone down, I really wish this car was built in Japan. I have a 2025 xse with premium plus for just over two months now and I also have the buzzing as well as other rattles that comes and goes. Before the camry, I had a 2017 mazda cx-5, Japanese built, and the interior quality is so much nicer than the camry, and quieter at freeway speeds too. I had that car for 7+ years, just over 101k miles and it barely has any rattles and squeaks. I still love the camry though, has a very comfortable supple ride even with the 19's. I did change the tires to more quieter ones, the stock bridgestones were so noisy.
I know a lot of people like to say the CX 50 is inferior because it was made in Alabama, but my CX 50 has no creeks or rattles! I do have occasional connection issues with the wireless Apple CarPlay though
Should’ve gotten a crown , that’s why I got mine cause it was made in Japan , I’m at 20k mileage in 8 months and no problems besides the connection issues with car play I had 2 Mazdas before this as well , great cars and no problems with them And definitely recommend continental Tires they’re stupid quiet compare to the Bridgestone
@@cormaro13 Yeah I do like the crown too, but I wanted a sedan this time around, lower sleeker looking sedan and the camry fills that need lol I got Pirelli P zero AS 3 and they're super quiet now after about 1000 miles in them.
@@kinw5648 I got you , the crown ending winning me over cause of its luxury looks , full size and got it for 44k , but thanks for the note about the tires , I’ll check those out , I’m waiting to see how the cx50 is going to do with that Toyota hybrid paired to it
Cost to own? It would have been more informative if you obtained a quote for oil/ filter change from Toyota along with the oil change interval. That would good to know once Toyota care expires.
I have the same problem with Bluetooth connectivity on my 24 Corolla XLE. I mostly solved it by always having my phone in sleep mode when turning on the car. Something about the phone being awake interfered with initiating the connection. It still fails to connect, but only about 3% of the time instead of 30%.
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Yes! I have the 2025 XLE and my Samsung s24 Ultra has the same wireless connectivity issues it's hit or miss every time you start the vehicle. It's definitely annoying. Also I have the same annoying armrest noise except mine is in the middle console armrest. I also discovered that the driver side chrome door trim isn't aligned properly to match the back door. Also not sure if you guys checked out the rear adjustable headrest but they don't adjust at all or click to lock in place. Again these are small minor details but for a car priced over 38k I'd expect better. Ohhh and 1 more thing why does Toyota always cut the carpet under the drivers seat? If you guys can get an answer as to why please do an update. Thanks!
For me, the connectivity issues, the overactive lane assist, and the quality issues such as squeaking armrests are deal breakers. These are unexpected in a Toyota which is known for its quality control
I own a 2025 Camry and as far as the media system problem, push and hold the volume knob on the screen for 10-15 second, it will reset it. I did this and never had any issues since.
I plug my phone in to connect then unplug
great tip
I've had no media issues with the media system on my 2025 Camry SE. Make sure both phones are up to date. Perhaps have the toyota system flashed and have the dealer do a clean install. Consumer Reports mentioned the same issue.
That's why they have Lexus to differentiate. But Japan quality is getting sucky lately
This didn't work for me, nor did rapidly tapping the screen. It was puzzling that when the salesman first paired my iphone, I had to enter a 6 digit password. After several complaints about the black screen, the service tech re paired my phone and there was no password requirement to do. so.
I appreciate this sort of video. Everyday consumers will spend years in their next car, so even though its only 3 months in it's great info
Thanks! That's why we do it!
I’ve had my ‘25 Camry XLE since May 10. I’m writing this on October 17. Just turned 5,000 miles (and will get my first free Toyota maintenance done tomorrow). I’ve had no problems with Apple CarPlay connecting EXCEPT when one particular VPN is active on the paired iPhone. I also have not had the Lane Centering announcements you brothers get every 15 seconds. Actually I haven’t had any annoyances or things not working. The only “negative” I have is that the actual MPG per tankful averages a full 2 MPG lower than the MPG shown on the Fuel Economy display, which I reset to zero at each fill up. My actual average MPG per fill up using ECO mode all the time is 42.5. That is significantly below Toyota’s stated MPG estimate of 46 MPG for the XLE FWD model. However, I’m quite happy with 42.5 MPG after owning my 2008 Ford Taurus which averaged about 17.5 MPG. All in all, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE my ‘25 Camry XLE.
What % of your driving is city versus highway?
About 75% of mileage is Highway, and the rest is City.
That is about what I get on for my fuel economy on gas camry as well. Then again if I mainly drove city then it would be much lower
I found a legitimate reason why my actual average MPG is lower than the EPA new car sticker estimates. The EPA tests cars at about 50 MPH for their Highway estimate. My highway driving is probably at an average of about 65 to 70 MPH, which would use more gas than 50 MPH. Considering my estimated 75% of miles at “my” highway speeds (65-70), my overall average of 42.5 MPG seems reasonable.
@ronkert706 i agree but then again i also get around 46 mpg going 55 mph on the highway and 42 mpg going 70-75 mph on the highway. My commute is usually flat roads so you could also have some hills that could affect your mpg. From my experience I usually get slightly above the mpg rating. I also don't drive a hybrid but a strictly gas version of the camry. Also forgot to mention that if it's cold where you are living at, then that will affect your MPG as well. Gas has the same issue as well.
I hope you’ll be taking it to the dealer to see if some of the problems can be resolved (phone connectivity especially). Then a follow up video would be really useful. Thanks for the in-depth way you review and report on cars.
2025 XSE Ocean Gem, three weeks in, 450 miles, avg 49.5 MPG. Still on first tank of gas and have a little over quarter tank left. Amazing to me having driven a Nissan Armada for past 10 years.
Loving it so far, quiet smooth ride. No issues with safety features or infotainment, but I usually connect with cable in order to keep the phone charged up.
Why not use Qi wireless charger?
@@2004cyrus Wondering as well.
I miss those 400 mile tanks in my 92 Nissan Sentra ;)
wow from SUV to sedan, that's refreshing to hear for once.
unless you are traveling long distance it might be faster to charge by a cable as opposed to wireless charger.
The front grill looks like a laundry basket
so does your dad's hair
IMO it looks worse when it's painted the body colour of the rest of the car. Doesn't look as bad in black.
😂😂 it does
True
So does your dads hair 🫵🤣
I own a 2025 Camry, and it surprised me by routing the phone call on my Android into the car's sound system. I never used this feature, but I knew immediately how to use it, and I was later pleased to reflect that I barely glanced away from the road to operate it. Overall, mine seems to be working fine, And gods, I love the 53MPG!
I am getting 39MPG, what octane gas are you using. 2025 XSE
@@thomasbaginski4680 , the LE is (AFAIK) the only trim level that offers these MPGs. Also, I happen to get the AWD without trying.
I got my 2025 XLE AWD two months ago replacing a 2006 Avalon LTD. It took a bit of work to set it up as I like but love the handling, the leather interior and 51 miles per gallon. I got it in metallic white again for safety.
I have 2006 lexus is350, waiting for my 2025 camry.. do you miss the 3.5 engine?
@@ahmedalwahaibi8687 - No, only miss the remote starting.
I am getting 39mpg in my 2025 XSE, What octane are you using?
@@thomasbaginski4680 - It’s not the octane. It was done while breaking it in at reasonable speeds on a long trip. I usually get about 46-48 MPG in town.
I just took delivery of my 2025 Camry XSE and I’m having the same connection issue. I’m currently at 400 miles
It’s a lot of the new Toyotas with the new infotainment really can be at times
I fixed mine in the settings menu
@@2004cyrus how?
@@2004cyrusthere is no fix , you can’ reconnect the phone but it’ll still give problems
I got a 24 crown limited and it gives problem definitely software update
easy software fix. go to dealer they will update. happened to me long time back.
My 2023 Highlander Hybrid has some of the same problems with the carplay system. I believe the problem is Toyota is not keeping up with the updates the phones are doing. My system worked great for the first 3 months of ownership and then the phone did a major update, then the little bugs keep coming out. Things may get better but not prefect if you try this with the system. Go in and delete out the phone then reinstall it. Things seemed to work better, but you have to do this every time apple does an update, which is about every 5 weeks. When apple did the new os 18 update, everything was back to working great, then the phone did the little update and the bugs are back now.
I also felt the car was unsafe to drive with the safety system on, especially in the rain. It wants to hug the right side of the road driving down the highway, but when it comes to an exit or on ramp it wants to move over more then it sees it made a mistake and centers the car back fast. It is a very uncomfortable feeling.
It's not Toyota. It's apple proprietary programming that causes the issues with carplay. This happens in almost every manufacturer when using apple.
I work for Toyota, and employees are allowed to lease essentially any vehicle. I chose the 2025 Camry, and I love it still, 3 months with it.
Do you get a special deal on the lease? I'm wondering because anyone can lease any vehicle.
@arberdemiri Yes, I should've specified that. Insurance, registration, and maintenance is included in the lease.
I have a 2025 Camry XLE, nothing in my vehicle creaks and it feels relatively high quality. My infotainment issues also are not as persistent as what is shown in this video. Bluetooth pairing will be finnicky between any Bluetooth device but I second the other comment where if you run into this issue you should hold down the power button to reset the infotainment. It also helps if not more than 2 devices are paired, if those devices are in the car it sometimes gets confused on which phone it wants to pair. It's also beneficial to have a usb cable lying around so you can get the pairing done, quick fix.
Its still early with only 3 months of ownership but Toyota did a wonderful job with this Camry
4000 miles and 2 months on our XLE AWD. 2 oil changes to-date.
No issues whatsoever.
Wireless connection is solid to my Pixel 6a. I just have to get in the car.
10 tank fills and the calculated average mpg is 47.8.
Sunglasses compartment should have been lined with soft material as sunglasses rattle in it. We use an old sock!
Lane tracing is best on the highway. It's finicky on country lanes. Also, it will get too close to the lines itself and beep! Can't turn the beeps off, which is annoying.
Insurance went up by $70 from a Ford Escape Hybrid.
My only legit problem is the paint. The non-metallic Underground shows EVERY swirl, scratch, and mar. It's awful! It's very soft paint too. I wish we'd got a lighter, metallic color which would show defects less.
Love it though. Torquey, quiet, fuel efficient, good looking. ❤️
The Dynamica fabric trim just doesn't fit in an XLE. Looks very odd and we always get negative comments about it. Should be leather!
I just bought my 2025 Toyota Camry 1 month ago and I have not had any problems with my car stereo or any problems. 💙💙💙
I love our 2025 Camry Hybrid. We have had it I think 5 months now probably. I am not sure when we got it. We turned our 2015 Corolla Le in that we had for 9 years with only 66k miles on it. We traded it in for the Camry Hybrid 2025 SE. Its awesome so far. No issues at all. Maybe a tire went flat but that was it. My wife hit a pothole.
Everyone says they are overpriced. My 2012 Camry LE was about $24-25k tax included when it was brand new. I believe an 2012 Camry XLE was about $27-28k tax included back then. With 2012 Camry XLE Hybrid was about $30-31k. Now 2025, we start off as HEV. Camry LE HEV about $29-30k. Camry XLE HEV $$35-37k. Obviously price increased in the last 13 years. It’s not like the price doubled. People be thinking that the 2012 Camry was 20k out the door value and now complaining it’s $35-40k like it doubled in cost.
Interesting points you make! I think the toyota Rav 4 is a different story... A loaded one cost up to 50-55k, to me that makes the Camry look like a much better deal.
@@kevinsbott for 55k I am buying a Kia telluride fully loaded 😂😂
@@kevinsbottAre you in Canada? Ain't no way any Rav4 other than the Prime is anywhere near that price.
27k back then was pretty much 35k now, prices really haven't increased at all.
Thecarcarenut Highly recommends you still do a break in oil change to get the naturally occurring new engine metal shavings out of the engine.
I always do that
Absolutely! I brought my 2024 Camry in for an oil change at 2,111 miles. The service rep told me it wasn't due. I just told him that I'm the only one who gets to decide when it's due.
@gop4usa12 so respectful.
@kiwan5425 It was, it's his car and he respectfully reminded the employee to stay in his lane.
@rw634 Thank you
One month in and I HATE THIS CAR. Most uncomfortable seat of any car I've ever owned! Front doesn't go down enough and causes leg aches, knee pain etc after about an hour in the seat. Can't be fixed. Screen connection issues and only a 400mi range with the tiny 10 gallon tank. Worse car I've ever bought and I am stuck with it until I'm not upside down. Absolutely HATE this pos and it's my first toyota.
I got my Camry XSE two months ago, none of the interior issues you seem to have. The only issues I’ve had so far is when I use my phones app or Apple Watch to start the vehicle it does disconnect from CarPlay, it doesn’t do this every but it’s been enough to were I did go to the dealership and asks about, but to be honest they were useless on any ideas. The other issue is the a
Adaptive Cruise Control, man when I want change lanes the dam this fights me! It tries to pull me back the lane I’m changing from. Definitely bring that up on its first service.
For the adaptive cruise control, you have to put the turn signal to go to the next lane. Otherwise, it will fight you to maintain the current lane.
@@MrDeadlyWaffles I know that, it still fights with the turn signal
Wife and I seem to have trouble with Car Play too.. Have to go in to bluetooth settings to turn it on.. Sometimes we dont. Its hit or miss, and we dont get those error messages.
We also have an issue with the plastic bar in the middle of the sunroof coming off.. Gonna have to get the dealership to look at that.
Backseat middle headrest is also uneven.. Higher on one side. Ever want to see the "Heavy Metal" let me know, I'm just a few miles west of Lex. Go cats!!
Thanks! Nice to hear from a fellow Lexingtonian!
Ooph. Last thing you want in a rental is car play issues.
2019 Camry XSE, V6, 45k miles. Great car. No issues. Battery died recently. That’s been the only expense outside of regular maintenance. A used V6 is a great buy!
Except it burns gas like a full size truck and has no traction in snow
The cars with the Premium Plus package add a capacitive touch steering wheel so that package will eliminate the issue with the lane centering. The only issue is that package will push the car to $40k.
I know it is completely different, but I was thinking between a Camry and a Sportage. Thje 15 sec alert just helped me make my decision. thank you!
Glad we could help!
I turned off lane center assist in my 2024 Camry for the same reason. What’s the point if it yells at you if you’re not constantly fighting with it?
Same here. I never use that feature. Also, my 2019 Camrys interior only squeaks at a certain temp. Usually at around 40F or like 5C. Once the heater catches up the squeaks and rattles go away. 5 yrs 33,000 miles zero problems other than the fuel pump recall.
@@IKnewMickey
Did you get the free transmission software reset?
It will help a lot if you find it shifting funny or having any shudder.
Call your dealership and give them your VIN number.
They'll tell you if it's eligible.
I don't like Toyotas complimentary maintenance as I can't afford the 4 hours wait for the oil to be changed at the dealer. Never used the "free maintenance" on my Rav4 because of excessive wait times.
They overfilled the oil. Didn't go back.
You have issues!!! My dealer has me in and out full maintenance in an hour. I suggest you find a better dealer to do maintenance
@@johnthomas3863 make your complaint in an online review of the dealership see what happens my toyota dealer as well- full maintenance 1 hour no errors with repair
I would check out a different Toyota dealer.
free maintenance is not free! you paid 799.00 for it!
I've had the wireless Android Auto issue myself with my '24 Corolla LE, and keep a USB-C cable in the car specifically for this.
Same issue with my xle. I don't have any creaks or rattles. Had window trim that had sharp edge but dealer replaced no problem. Other than those 2 drives nice
It does it even with the cable plugged up.. I keep my phone connected to the cable all the time to keep the phone battery charged up.. Still disconnects with getting out of the car . Annoying. I'll try holding down the ON/OFF knob for 10-15 seconds to reset the sysytem and see if it clears it up.
I had the 2021 version of this car and had an issue with an audible vibration coming from the rear speakers of the JBL system. I was not playing music at very high levels, nor were any of my audio settings maxed out. I took the car back to the dealership 3 times. The first time, less than a week in, the subwoofer was replaced due to a broken coil. The second time, additional insulation was installed, the third time, nothing else could be done and I was told it was a known issue that Toyota was working to resolve. I figured this was a design flaw that would be corrected for the redesign. Sadly, the 2025 models are more of a visual refresh, excluding interior and powertrain upgrades, so the overall exterior design for 2025 has just been slightly modified at best. With that said, it is possible that this issue, if not resolved, could carry over into this current generation. I kept my Camry for just 2 years and have driven nothing but Toyota and Lexus products until 2023 when I leased my first ever Honda Accord Sport-L Hybrid.
How do you like the Accord vs the Camry?
No problems with our 2025 XLE. Compares favorably with the 3 previous Avalons we've owned.
My 2002 toyota estima minivan - bluetooth adapter off amazon for £13 always pairs lol no issues, no recalls, every light buld is original and works and nothing is broken.
You guys have a cool plate. The black and white theme matches well with the exterior color, pretty smart.
I couldn't find anything on the Kentucky license page about business plates like that.
Yeah, those issues are really important to know.
The lane centering nanny sounds crazy as hell. I wonder if the steering wheel sensor is in the 'luxury' package version of the car. Thanks for posting!
The Premium Plus package adds the capacitive touch steering wheel. So all you need to do is put your hand on the wheel.
Just got a brand spanking new 2025 same color with red leather 😎 dream car its a beauty !
Congrats on your new Camry!
I bought a 2025 camry memorial day weekend.love the car ..if you are having problems erase the Toyota wifi from your phone and re download it i only had to do it once in 4 1/2 months and my car has never told me to turn the wheel lol
if you use adaptive cruise control, the system will tell you that the lane centering system will turn off. Again kind of ridiculous when you are on a straigtht road.
Y’all have to do this to restart the connection.
Up down
Up down
Left right
Left right
Press B A and Start.
They’re prolly too young to get this one! 😂😂
Just hold start and select while you turn it on
@@aaronbrooks4091 I’m much older and I don’t understand what he just said!😂😅
@@Big.W.😂😂
@@eleanormassaro5195 gotta be a gamer to know!
After owning my toyota for mostly 3 years, I'v had the same issue with the phone connection issues with my Toyota for the last couple of months, though I'm not using android auto but directly connecting it to the Toyotas own system
I was originally going to get a 2025 Camry for our extra family car, but ended up buying the Kia K5 GT-Line AWD instead. I didn’t like the idea of hybrid and the risk of an expensive battery pack replacement after several years. Also the AWD electric assist for the rear wheel is not as good as mechanical AWD. Toyota uses Android Auto for its infotainment system and I have had a lot of bad experiences with Android. The infotainment system in the Kia is very nice and solid.
I've seen similar issues to the android auto issue. Usually it is because a device's OS fully boots before it turns on the peripherals such as the network devices. So it boots - says nothing is connected or accessible then it loads up the connections then says I'm connected or you'll have to connect now that the network is accessible.
I don’t want wireless ACP/AA. I just want to get in it and drive my basic car. Knobs and buttons are top priority and it’s why I have removed Subarus, fords and anything else with that giant eyesore on the dashboards.
I have a 24 Camry got it couple months ago and literally the rattling of the sunroof and center screen and at low speed the outside squeaks but the dealership says everything is okay so
I've had that Android issue with my Corolla. I find that if the phone is in my pocket it happens more often. If the phone is in my hand or on the charger it tends to connect without issues.
Man i get more happier with my 17 4runner every time I see these new toyotas. I love toyota but man you definitely can tell the quality cuts. Not missing much of anything new other than seeing and feeling the quality downhill lately. I remember checking out one at a dealer and the Sun glasses holder falls off. I thought to downgrade and save on gas, but the prices and then the quality cuts Will be my last toyota for sure which is a shame. My entune infotainment system may be considered outdated, but it connects flawlessly compared to the new infotainment system they have on Toyotas now. It’s certainly changed my mind on keeping what I have now.
My 2018 XSE V6 has the same connectivity problem and also our 2023 RAV4 XLE Hybrid. Toyota has never addressed this.
I love the simplicity of old toyotas with no touch screen
Weirdly I was able to feel the road a lot more on the Camry (XSE + Premium Package) compared to the 2024 Sonata Hybrid Limited. No denying that it's more reliable, but the comfort and noise isolation is far superior on the Hyundais, IMO.
Tech issues with the carplay is not really helping Camry's case! Looks like they just wanted to release the new year model so that they aren't left behind on tech against their competition.
Since my Sonata has been deemed a lemon, I was excited to actually try the Camry out. Even with my hyundai experience was a lemon, looks like I might be going back to them compared to this year's Camry!
Hopefully, you get a better experience your second time around
History has a tendency to repeat itself.
I thought the same once regarding Hyundai. It was a mistake. One I can only blame myself for now. Maybe it's different today. I hope the best for you. Good luck.
You need an XLE if you want the soft ride. I bought one.
You’re talking about a chance of tires and connection issues vs a brand that puts out lemons and new engines likes it candy 😂
Keep the camry you’re talking about simple problems 😂
@@2004cyrus The LE is the best value and mpg.
I got the SE with the black and white seats but I saw that red interior and started drooling lol.
as a Honda fan... this camry looks like a million bucks ❤❤
Civic is cheaper and better in price specially New Hybrid one
@@Mr_GiLL83 yea I'm just praising it's sheer exterior design only
@@Mr_GiLL83oh wow cheaper and better in price? That’s quite the combo
@@DriverX-JDM I've owned 8 Toyotas and two Hondas over the years (among others) and the Toyotas needed less maintenance and fewer emergency repairs. However, with five drivers in the family, the Hondas were everyone's first choice. The Honda keys were always gone.
@@Mr_GiLL83I cross shopped the two and got the Civic. The XLE I seriously question Toyota in slapping which is essentially a quilted microfiber towel on the dashboard. It looks heinous and it’s probably a disaster to clean.
That red bar in front of the passenger looks like the roller coaster restraint bar that flips backward to lock the roller coaster car passengers in their seats before the coaster car moves. Is that what the claustrophobic-looking red bar in front of the Camry's passenger is supposed to do? Does it slide backwards and lock to prevent passenger movement? What were Toyota stylists thinking?!!
Oh man, that Android Auto wireless connection issue is an absolute deal killer for me. Please keep us posted on that. Gonna hang onto my current car until this is worked out.
I have the 2025 XSE and there is no issue with Apple wireless connection. The dealer salesman set it up with me using photo ID scan with the VIN, to my phone. =Magic. Connects everytime.
I’m glad I have the 2.5 safety system versus 3.0. That would make me crazy having to turn the wheel off every 15 seconds for lane centering feature. I’ll bet most people turn that off.
As a long time owner of several Toyota and Lexus models I'm concerned about the minor flaws. I've never heard a single rattle in any of my cars. I hope Toyota hasn't given up their quality approach.
I hope a TRD trim comes back. It really had potential.
is the handoff between electric and gas smooth or do you hear any noises or vibrations??
Had one as a rental it was an SE, the transition is really smooth and it’s in electric mode a lot of the time which I really like.
Hyundais/ Kia and Honda have great tech. Can’t beat 50mpg and awd though. The Camry is still overpriced imho and needs to iron out some kinks
You can barely feel it. You can hear it if the audio is off.
Very smooth
purchased 2025 xse in August changed the oil @ 1500 miles take no chances with metal shavings, then went on 6500 mile trip. I see all the reports of connection issues but I don't get it, once the media player is set correctly - zero problems with instant qi conncecttion and android auto and Google maps esp for cross country trip - toyota navigation service is poor. depending on road surface 19 in tire noise can get loud. only miss the torque of a V8. love the relaibilty.
that lane centering problem would drive me absolutely nuts! hope Toyota fixes it in a software update
How noisy is it on a highway when cruising? I have a 24 rav 4 xle gasoline version and hate how much noise comes into the cabin.
Quiet with insulated glass
It’s loud
I came from driving Nissan Versa, now that's noisy. My Camry LE is much quieter!
I just got a 2025 Camry XLE a couple of weeks ago, and the noise is my biggest complaint. Also, I’m getting only 40 mpg.
@@iratashman7202 it’s your driving style. There is nuance to driving a hybrid. This Toyota is my first one. The easier on the throttle, breaking and coasting, the better you will do. Your 44 is great and I started out that way and my XLE is not hitting 50.3 in 5 weeks. But I don’t race around. I don’t stay in power mode. Cruise control will also put you in a savings position if you let the car do its thing. But 44 is not shabby at all. You can do better if you drive her easy 90% of the time.
Mine is getting fixed right now only 2000 miles on it and it kept saying low oil then I check the oil and it's not low
Same wireless carplay issue in my Corolla 2024 hybrid. Another issue is wrong GPS location, once I found my car inside of a lake(lake Ontario) !!! It's difficult when you're in the highway and GPS system of apple carplay is showing wrong info.... very destructive and it could be a reason of an accident.
i agree toyota gps is not good at all.. always go with google maps
I was expecting this video to also cover what it's like to drive day to day or certain times you've used it that stood out because of something good or bad. It's like someone asking you about the new book you've been reading and responding with the spine creaks when you open it a certain way and the font is a little hard to read.
Funny thing is I have the same exact annoyances you guys brought up regarding the driver arm rest and the rattling sound at the panoramic moonroof area. I was laughing so hard as you pointed it out right exactly at the same area for both. The other 3 armrests are perfectly fine when you press on them, no plasticky sound. I was planning to bring it up to the sales person but I guess it is a normal thing.😂
That's so interesting!
I had the same squeak and brought it up to Toyota service when I brought it in for an unrelated issue. They checked two others that did the same thing. So I took it as a characteristic of the model/trim. I feel like I haven't noticed it the last few times I've driven it so I'm wondering if it's breaking in in my case.
@@philipcarrotta8525 that is what I am thinking when I saw this video, having all those issues at the exact same area means it is the way it was constructed by design, not just because someone forgot to screw or do a proper qc check on our car. I just avoid using the armrest so I don’t reminded of that issue lol
Rented a Camry SE two weeks ago and drove it 200 miles. I thought it felt a bit cheap, like a Corolla.
Im a bit of a distracted driver. I sing, look at landmarks as I drive by, play air guitar, etc. im okay with the safety features in 2.0. But the steering wheel issue does seem to be overkill. Isnt there a sensor that ensures your eyes are on the road? Thats much less likely to measure attentiveness in a less intrusive way.
Toyota: if you want a perfectly built car, get a Lexus.
Ive been having the same issue with the Wireless Apple CarPlay in my 25 SE I got on launch day and I swear it'll be the end of me. Its just so annoying but I think it might have to do with the Toyota app because whenever I go to turn On CarPlay manually in the settings, it say my phone is Connected Via Toyota App. So I wonder if the app is the reason CarPlay keeps getting turned off. But I've also experienced my CarPlay just randomly disconnected for no reason mid drives. And one time it did it twice within 10 mins. Ive stared just using wired CarPlay to avoid these issues.
Thanks for the honest review. Do you know if that issue with having to constantly turn the wheel when using lane centering is going to be fixed?
This is would drive me nuts and make consider other brand over Toyota because of this.
That is totally a non issue they’re great guys but they’re exaggerating on this one
It doesn’t need to be fixed. The car just wants feedback from the driver occasionally to make sure the driver is paying attention
@@Big.W.yep
Not sure. On higher end Toyota models they have sensors that monitor the face so that you don't have to constantly remind the car by turning the wheel
There is nothing wrong with it by design so there's nothing to "fix". It simply doesn't have the functionality.
NO one can keep the steering wheel straight but you have to macro adjust the steering to keep the car in the lane. Try it and you will see. 15s without adjusting a steering wheel absolutely makes your car to the curve on freeway.
Toyota Camry is just chefs kiss 💋 😘
What brand of sunglasses are you wearing? They're nice!
Love the red interior
It’s a hybrid and eCVT. Enough to make me keep my 2012 as long as possible.
Wow that's amazing 😍🤩 Love From Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵💝💞💝
I have a new 2025 XSE as pictured here. Love the ride, white with red, awesome. 1) Wonder if you can show how to get the parking camera to BEEP when I get too close to a beam in a parking garage, wall in back etc. My car does not beep. 2) When I lock my car, the mirrors do not fold in, How can I activate that feature? 3) Garage door home link with red blinking, green blinking, does not connect at home, but while away at a second home, I could get that Homelink to work fine. Meanwhile, I am using the portable clipon Chamberlain homelink devices. 4) Can I display frequent callers to show up on a list and use those on a touchscreen, or do I have to always use voice to call someone? 5) I Can not seem to find a memory feature for the Automatic seat, mirror memory for all my drivers. Would like to have 3 programmed in ? When I stop to get out, I would like my seat to roll back for exiting, etc. The fit up front is tight. 6) Toyota asks me to type in my email and password everytime I go into settings mode, even though I already have my profile pulled up on my dashboard panel. Is this a dealer or manufacturer defect? Do other family drivers need to have their phone programmed to Toyota to use radio, car setting features, etc?
Thanks for review. Is the Android connection an issue on the smaller Screen too? Rattles & squeaks are disappointing on a new car . I've noticed previous years Camrys & Rav4's are rattlely too.Quality longevity is spoiled by rattles & squeaks. My 2016 Hyundai Genesis 3.8 Sedan doesn't rattle or squeak.
Do you have in USA the same thing we have in Canada?: The interior front seats is not finished and covered. Toyota sewed a geotextile cloth hanging down instead of the plastic hard covered Camry had before. Awful with the price we pay
Just got this same car in black … if lane departs annoys you in a straight road why won’t you turn it off while driving on a straight road ? 5:42
I drive a 2018 Honda Accord, and I found the lane centering function very annoying on that car, so I turned it off and have never turned it back on. I can maintain my lane just fine without any nagging, thank you. Does anybody actually enjoy the lane centering function in their own car? Just wondering.
I don’t like the big block that the rear view mirror is attached to. It blocks the view to the right quite a bit.
Black and white plates are popular. In minnesota they cost $30 extra over the standard annual $54 fee.
Hi 2025 Camry owners maybe someone can help me solve my little issue/annoyance. When IPhone connected to CarPlay. I’m old school and still like to listen to the FM radio on my morning commute to work. The issue I am having anytime I pick up
My phone and access an app it automatically switches to the iPhone audio output and cuts of the fm radio. For example I am listening to radio but want to quickly check the weather app the audio switches to iPhone thinking I will need audio from phone so it shuts off the fm radio. Then I have to toggle through the source button to get back to fm audio. Has anyone ran into this issue? Is this a setting that can be changed on car or possible on phone. Any help will be appreciated, thank you.
I had an iphone xs as the only phone connected and had perfect wireless carplay connection, now with my pixel as the only phone connected I'm having to manually connect about 30% of the time
I have read the owner’s manual nine times and still can’t not figure out to preset radio stations.
Recently traded my 2020 XLE for a 2025 SE. Big mistake. I'm a petite senior woman, who periodically checks my oil, but the 2025 has eliminated the hydraulic hood struts, replacing them with a prop. I'm unable to lift this beast, which, for me, is a total safety hazard. As for the multimedia screen, mine was completely black, failing to turn on. After a few complaints, the service department re paired my phone, and I now have Apple carplay, but I'm not happy that this has been changed to run off my iphone battery. When driving, I get a repeated annoying message to hold the steering wheel, when I'm holding the wheel! I'm also not crazy about the SE plastic/vinyl upholstery, as opposed to that of my XLE, and will never again purchase a car sight unseen, without first inspecting one on the lot.
A squeak would drive me nuts.......😵💫😵💫😵💫
The Toyota master mechnic Car Care Nut (youtube) found his new 2025 Camry (personally bought) had a squeaky front dash. As he discussed: at a Japanese (in-country) assembly line the auto workers would have shut down production and solved the squeaky dash problem before the cars resumed production. There is a pride in their work that disappeared in the US a long time ago. In America the Toyota American Plants have adapted the "let the dealers fix the problems we create" attitude that has permeated and made a mockery of the "Quality is job one" commercials. (Madison Ave: always advertise your greatest weakness.)
Life must be difficult if a squeak drives you nuts, grow up. Jeez
Well good for you
just don't buy a car if it freaks you out snowflake society coming up
@@Marquee_Gaming88 You got it winner.....you go ahead and walk around joyful with all the squeeks and breakdowns
@@michaelvella8511 Oh, yes, we know how nuts the snowflakes became after Trump won (a serious squeak to the World Order system).
What is the noise level with open rear window? Do you get pounding sound
My mom bought a 24 Venza about 6 months ago. She has the same connectivity issue with her iPhone though not as often. I have my phone paired also, an android, and it does it every time. I rarely drive it, but the few times I have, I have to go into the settings and turn on android auto every time like you mention.
The moonroof assembly in our 25 Camry XSE AWD Premium is being replaced due to an obnoxious rattle in warm/sun conditions. It had better work.
Beautiful interior too
You are not the only one the android play don't connect in mine too. I have a RAV4 and every time I get it asks me to connect or find my phone. It sucks. Toyota needs to fix and improve the software.
Hi sir, I love your review. I own a 2025 Camry LE AWD but from this week aim noticing issue with Miles per gallon is not working fine . Initially till last week it was showing 50 miles per gallon but staring this week it started showing 20 and jumping the values and not perfect. Have you noticed such issues. I tried resetting the trip meter but still see the same issue. Please can you comment
Depends on your foot and driving lol , it will always show high in the beginning then work itself out , do you have a heavy foot ?
Thanks! Are you talking about when you first start off a new trip?
I have also a squeak sound in the drivers door but when I drive pass 80 in my camry 2025.
I messed with my settings on me and my wife's android phones in android auto "start android auto automatically" to always. After that both phones seem to connect every time.
Thanks, I'll give that a try and see if it helps 👍
I'm having the same Android auto connection problem on my 2025 camry
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What is ‘OCD plug’?
@@iratashman7202 it’s a website that makes the matte ppf screen protectors that does everything I just listed
@@iratashman7202 if you look it up on google you’ll find the answer lol , but they make matte ppf screen protectors for many cars and do everything I listed
@@iratashman7202 you have to look it up and you’ll find the answer , they make the matte ppf screen protectors
@@iratashman7202 it’s a site that makes the ppf screen protectors
The connect issue is annoying. I’ve noticed if I turn the car on with my iPhone unlocked it ask to connect via phone. Yes, inconvenient, but better than having to go to settings > connect > phone > apply car play yes. What you said doing.
We have that same technical issue with 2024 Grand Highlander. Every time. Purchased it in 2023 still having the issue not software fix yet
Toyota quality has gone down, I really wish this car was built in Japan. I have a 2025 xse with premium plus for just over two months now and I also have the buzzing as well as other rattles that comes and goes. Before the camry, I had a 2017 mazda cx-5, Japanese built, and the interior quality is so much nicer than the camry, and quieter at freeway speeds too. I had that car for 7+ years, just over 101k miles and it barely has any rattles and squeaks. I still love the camry though, has a very comfortable supple ride even with the 19's. I did change the tires to more quieter ones, the stock bridgestones were so noisy.
I know a lot of people like to say the CX 50 is inferior because it was made in Alabama, but my CX 50 has no creeks or rattles! I do have occasional connection issues with the wireless Apple CarPlay though
Should’ve gotten a crown , that’s why I got mine cause it was made in Japan , I’m at 20k mileage in 8 months and no problems besides the connection issues with car play
I had 2 Mazdas before this as well , great cars and no problems with them
And definitely recommend continental
Tires they’re stupid quiet compare to the Bridgestone
@@cormaro13 Yeah I do like the crown too, but I wanted a sedan this time around, lower sleeker looking sedan and the camry fills that need lol I got Pirelli P zero AS 3 and they're super quiet now after about 1000 miles in them.
@@kinw5648 I got you , the crown ending winning me over cause of its luxury looks , full size and got it for 44k , but thanks for the note about the tires , I’ll check those out , I’m waiting to see how the cx50 is going to do with that Toyota hybrid paired to it
@@cormaro13 I heard about that too, and I wanted to stay with Mazda, but I'm tired of waiting haha
I have the same problem on my Prius 2023. It really annoys me. I have to manually pair it again and again.
Cost to own? It would have been more informative if you obtained a quote for oil/ filter change from Toyota along with the oil change interval. That would good to know once Toyota care expires.
I have the same problem with Bluetooth connectivity on my 24 Corolla XLE. I mostly solved it by always having my phone in sleep mode when turning on the car. Something about the phone being awake interfered with initiating the connection. It still fails to connect, but only about 3% of the time instead of 30%.