I had an '05 LE for 15 years. I maintained it very well. Sold it at 218,000 miles...ran like new. The most trouble-free car on Earth. Now...I have a 2020 Camry LE. Toyota..."great cars for the money."
@@beekaye1496 Didn’t the older ones have timing chains or belts that went bad eventually? I never owned one but remember people saying staying on maintenance at higher mileage became very important for those
I’m happy that a base model car doesn’t mean you’re penalized for features and style. They make the playing field even so you can pick the one YOU want, not forced into higher trims because you’re missing a bunch of things
Your reviews are so crisp and precise. I don't have time to fanny around with 20 minute videos. As for the Camry, I dig it - bring back the cool sedans even if it does look like a humpback whale from the front.
My 2017 Toyota Camry LE with 66k miles has only had the battery and wipers replaced in 7 years. It's my 2030 car. I can imagine how incredible the 2030 model will be 😎
Lynn does a great job with these review videos! Question: usually blackout trim is a higher end or sportier model. Is that true here? I love blackout trim which is why I ask.
A Camry is a legacy of amazing engineering that never dies. I have a 2012 Camry I never really taken care like I do my other German suv but it still drives awesome with zero complaints
I’m in the market for a vehicle. I’ve always heard do not get a car in its first year of a new model. Considering the ‘25 Camry basically has the same frame/build as a ‘24 Camry, does this rule of thumb go out the window?
It definitely depends. In this case, for the reason you listed, it's probably safe. This is using the brand new 5th generation of their hybrid system, so it's very much proven at this point.
Greetings from southern Ontario Canada I really enjoyed the video I'm happy with the idea of HUD 10" and the optional 12 .3" infotainment screen thanks for the presentation
V6 to this you will definitely feel the power struggle the battery in this is not designed to give you instant torque it's more for gas saving purposes not for power
There is a strong possibility that either a TRD Camry or GR Camry will come later with the 340 hp Hybrid Max powertrain from the Crown and Grand Highlander. No official word yet.
I thoroughly enjoy the CAI induction sound, pep, and stealthiness of my "13 2GR-FE Camry appliance. Though unlike the previous generation, for me this new Camry would be a worthy upgrade.
I have a 2017 Camry Camry SE and I love it. Not thrilled with Toyota switching to CVTs. I've had a car (another brand) with a CVT and hated it, and the transmission was always giving me problems. My current car has a 6-speed automatic, and I dont like cars getting less ground clearance. It makes it harder to get into and out. I had a friend that just bought a Toyota Crown Limited. Beautiful car and rides higher
That's a very good review. The design of the new Camry has changed significantly, but I think it's good. However, I think the space in the back seat is a little small. The 2.5-liter 4-cylinder hybrid uses Toyota's latest generation hybrid system, and I believe it offers powerful driving, excellent fuel efficiency, and environmental performance.
This lady really needs to focus on her notes before making this video because she was mentioning features that are actually standard across the board and saying it’s an upgrade charge, such as the Blindspot monitor, lane keeping assist, and other features..
Kind of a odd ergonomics the way the passenger side dash blocks access to the USB Charge ports and makes it more driver centric. Just what the driver doesn't needs more distractions while driving.
That’s the way to go! I used to have a 2019 Camry XSE in windchill Pearl/midnight black with the cockpit red leather interior. I got so many compliments on it.
The gen Camry looks really good, esp in SE and XSE trims. Initially, I hated the cheese grater grille, but it looks good in those 2 trims due to the honeycomb. The new Accord just doesn't look right. It's side profile/silhouette looks like a hatchback---not a fan of that look
I hate that I can't get the 16inch wheels in xle and get 50+ mpg. I don't understand why people want ugly huge rims when they hurt fuel economy and ride comfort
There was too much romantic tension between Micah and Lynn which Micah's wife didn't like so the wifie told Micah to stop appearing in videos with Lynn
Camry has come a long way since 1983. Prior to this, the vehicle was known as the Corona, which goes back to 1957! Few companies can match Toyota reliability.
But they don't give you all the safety features on all the trim lines. For 2024, Honda Accord gives you all of the features regardless of the trim line.
Honestly, looking at those gas mileage numbers.. the AWD models really don't make any sense to pay extra for unless you absolutely need it. If think the overwhelming majority of Americans should just get the FWD.
First off… who did the ending music for this? Secondly, as a long time diehard Honda supporter… Honda failed with the new Accord and Toyota has me right now.
I cannot believe that Toyota did not learn their lesson with the previous Camry. The lesson is that if you're going to be producing a car for people it needs to have all of the safety features on all of the trim lines. Honda failed to provide all the safety features for the 2023 model. But they corrected that for 2024, and all cars get all the safety features, including blind side monitoring and Lane keep assist. I could not buy the new Toyota because they cheapened out for the least expensive models.
All vehicles need to become hybrid. Honda should have been the leader and done this to the Accord first, not half hybrid and half not. Hopefully soon the Accord will drop all ICE only engines and go hybrid only as well. I currently drive a Honda hybrid and won't own another ICE again. Driving is believing. Save the planet, drive hybrids ( and eventually electric only on sustainable electricity).
@@williamguillIII that's correct. They have ICE only models. I'm hoping they are smart enough to remove those and do the Hybrids only. I drive a Honda hybrid now and wouldn't want anything else. ICE only is on its way out. Unfortunately Toyota seems to be more aggressive on getting rid of ICE only sedans. Honda needs to get on it more quickly.
@@jeffreyfurtado3681 I'm pretty sure the first mass produced hybrid was by Honda with the Insight in 1999 in the US a few months prior to Toyota producing the Prius in 2020. And prior to that there were plenty of experimental hybrids dating back to when Porsche produced the first on record in 1899.
looks nice . always 1st choice for middle class ONLY WHAT IS UP W/ BOTTOM FRONT GRILL? it was on Lexus(S), and now on Toyota.. explain our Japanese friends IT LOOKS UGLY!!!!!!!
But is it Robust.? For non-Uber drivers will it get >300K miles? Reviews should review the same car model at 10 years old or 100K miles….because when brand new, of course the car will be good..
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Just gave our grand daughter our 05 with 401000 miles. And it runs like a champ
Toyota is the champ!
Almost broken in.
Don’t think the new CVT Camrys will last as long as the older auto/manual Camrys.
I had an '05 LE for 15 years. I maintained it very well. Sold it at 218,000 miles...ran like new. The most trouble-free car on Earth. Now...I have a 2020 Camry LE. Toyota..."great cars for the money."
I'm still driving a 2004 Camry LE 4cyl with 60K miles 🎉🎉! Great car🎉🎉! 💰💲👏💪
We still have our 1998 Toyota Camry with 300,000 miles with original engine and transmission! This car will run forever!
Man I had a kia optima sx 2012 with 350,000 on it. You must do t drive much
@@bryanjones3588 lol
Prepare for the flood of Camry reviews!
Honestly
They have landed
Here cumes the airplane ✈️ 😎 ♥️
The Camry never disappoints. I don't fancy all the styling elements, but overall it's a very handsome car. I hope the sun visors are up to snuff.
First
My family has had 3 camrys in 25 years
We have a 2011 Camry XLE V6 with 289,000 miles
I had Camrys since the Cressida ended!
The V6 will go easily to 500K if it is maintained properly. We put 587K on our Avalon (08) with same V6 and gave it a way. Still worth every penny
@@beekaye1496 Didn’t the older ones have timing chains or belts that went bad eventually? I never owned one but remember people saying staying on maintenance at higher mileage became very important for those
@@ReaganThatcher It had a timing belt. I didn’t have any issues with mines
@@beekaye1496 do you still have the car? I would love to make a video on it
I’m happy that a base model car doesn’t mean you’re penalized for features and style. They make the playing field even so you can pick the one YOU want, not forced into higher trims because you’re missing a bunch of things
Cool new look!👍 And the infotainment screen is no longer popping out from the dashboard!
Your reviews are so crisp and precise. I don't have time to fanny around with 20 minute videos. As for the Camry, I dig it - bring back the cool sedans even if it does look like a humpback whale from the front.
Reviewer seems somber & serious in this review, not as perky and light-hearted as she usually is😢
@@riverwalker2173 I could have used at least one Star Wars reference.
My 2017 Toyota Camry LE with 66k miles has only had the battery and wipers replaced in 7 years. It's my 2030 car. I can imagine how incredible the 2030 model will be 😎
USED TO have 1998 Camry, color lilac blueish
nice car !!!
Lynn does a great job with these review videos! Question: usually blackout trim is a higher end or sportier model. Is that true here? I love blackout trim which is why I ask.
It looks so much better than the Honda Accord!!! Nice first drive.
True
A Camry is a legacy of amazing engineering that never dies. I have a 2012 Camry I never really taken care like I do my other German suv but it still drives awesome with zero complaints
I drove 30 yr old Camry once , and it drove like new
I am liking this Camry and looking into one especially the xse model with awd.
I’m in the market for a vehicle. I’ve always heard do not get a car in its first year of a new model. Considering the ‘25 Camry basically has the same frame/build as a ‘24 Camry, does this rule of thumb go out the window?
It definitely depends. In this case, for the reason you listed, it's probably safe. This is using the brand new 5th generation of their hybrid system, so it's very much proven at this point.
Greetings from southern Ontario Canada I really enjoyed the video I'm happy with the idea of HUD 10" and the optional 12 .3" infotainment screen thanks for the presentation
that is the best looking mid size sedan now
V6 to this you will definitely feel the power struggle the battery in this is not designed to give you instant torque it's more for gas saving purposes not for power
So will the next Rav4 be hybrid only like the Camry?
Are they going to make a TRD trim for the new Camry
Maybe not again since the V6 is discontinued. The Camry TRD was kind of special. It handled much better than I ever expected.
There is a strong possibility that either a TRD Camry or GR Camry will come later with the 340 hp Hybrid Max powertrain from the Crown and Grand Highlander. No official word yet.
they said they don't plan for now but most likely not , hybrid all before they go fully hydrogen
3:35 you can disengage the lane assist function if you press and hold the button.
Blind spot monitoring is standard on 2025s.
Good video. Please include rear seat comfort and trunk space too. Thank you. 😊
These kind of sedans are the best deal of any vehicle out there.
Is that east county San Diego?!!! I am totally digging this new Camry style!
I thoroughly enjoy the CAI induction sound, pep, and stealthiness of my "13 2GR-FE Camry appliance.
Though unlike the previous generation, for me this new Camry would be a worthy upgrade.
I think the 232 figure is actually the HP for AWD, not torque. Toyota hasn't published combined torque #s but the engine produces only 163 lb.-ft.
Your power number seems off. Toyota has said 225 for FWD and 232 for AWD. To my knowledge, they haven't listed torque numbers.
I have a 2017 Camry Camry SE and I love it. Not thrilled with Toyota switching to CVTs. I've had a car (another brand) with a CVT and hated it, and the transmission was always giving me problems. My current car has a 6-speed automatic, and I dont like cars getting less ground clearance. It makes it harder to get into and out. I had a friend that just bought a Toyota Crown Limited. Beautiful car and rides higher
This is not a traditional CVT. Look up Weber University's video about it: th-cam.com/video/O61WihMRdjM/w-d-xo.html
much MUCH better looking than the previous
Exterior styling is amazing! Has some of that more aggressive/sporty Lexus look.
Great video LynNb
29k for a base model is crazy
is it though?
@@elDoober definitely
it’s standard hybrid, without hybrid, it’s probably around 27K.
Base Corolla starts at $22K making this a bargain. Welcome to post Brandon life.
@@blackwhirlwind1245
Starting next year, all Camrys are Hybrids…
I like the 2023 nose and front better.
Is 225 hp on a sedan
regarded as sluggish? Just wondering.
You forgot to mention the all wheel drive hybrid delivered 232 hp
That's a very good review.
The design of the new Camry has changed significantly, but I think it's good. However, I think the space in the back seat is a little small.
The 2.5-liter 4-cylinder hybrid uses Toyota's latest generation hybrid system, and I believe it offers powerful driving, excellent fuel efficiency, and environmental performance.
MPG on highways?
Thanks
Way better looking than the Accord.
53 City MPG????
Hybrids for you. They do better in the city cause they can run all electric up to a certain speed
Great locations here in the video.
This lady really needs to focus on her notes before making this video because she was mentioning features that are actually standard across the board and saying it’s an upgrade charge, such as the Blindspot monitor, lane keeping assist, and other features..
Kind of a odd ergonomics the way the passenger side dash blocks access to the USB Charge ports and makes it more driver centric. Just what the driver doesn't needs more distractions while driving.
I want the xse black with red interior
That’s the way to go! I used to have a 2019 Camry XSE in windchill Pearl/midnight black with the cockpit red leather interior. I got so many compliments on it.
Lane keep assist is standard on safety sense. Regardless of trim.
At least you don’t have to worry about buying a first model year with this one 😁
I’m thinking of getting this. I gotta put my Camry to its final peace
As great and hassle free the Camry is, I feel like I prefer the modern Honda Accord design language just a bit more.
Great review, as always.
Back seat space, leg room, head room, children safety seat latches?????
im here, part of this revolution.
Nice to see the Toyota designers actually trying now on the exterior styling.
eCVT, NOT CVT.
Same garbage
We own two Rav 4 Primes with the eCVT. It is far superior to the 8 speed. It has planetary gears not belts and pulley.
All new ?
I believe that the front wheel drive Camry has two electric motors and the AWD has three
While the power train is better for the mileage it provides, the styling isn’t that great in my opinion. Great review Lynn as always
I might drive one.
I'm actually as old as Corolla 😂 I was never interested in Camry but this one is probably the best looking ever 😉
The gen Camry looks really good, esp in SE and XSE trims. Initially, I hated the cheese grater grille, but it looks good in those 2 trims due to the honeycomb. The new Accord just doesn't look right. It's side profile/silhouette looks like a hatchback---not a fan of that look
Is this available in Canada too?
What is the expected wait for delivery?
I bet holding down that lane keeping assist button will fully disengage it.
$29k for a base Camry is something I never would have thought we’d face lolol. I’m not the target demographic for this car, but still. Sheesh.
And that’s just the MSRP; we know they will be much higher on dealer lots after all the fluff they add
but you willingly pay for groceries that are heavily inflated over the years rofl
@@SH_K are you daft?
@@Jojoba-wz6ri are you broke and living in a third world country without a grip of economic situation?
@@SH_K so you are daft. Seek help.
Torque is over 250, 232 is HP on AWD
I like that new dark teal color
I hate that I can't get the 16inch wheels in xle and get 50+ mpg. I don't understand why people want ugly huge rims when they hurt fuel economy and ride comfort
XSE is like a GR “Sport” version
Did you guys fire Micah?
Nah I think Micah made the decision to move into the mountains and has been easing out of his duties here.
He was promoted months ago; you still see his name in the credits. If you want to see him on camera, he has his own channel where he does reviews.
There was too much romantic tension between Micah and Lynn which Micah's wife didn't like so the wifie told Micah to stop appearing in videos with Lynn
Bro give us iForce Max for the XSE 😢
Why does this look like the 3 series?
What color is this one?
Atomic silver
Camry has come a long way since 1983. Prior to this, the vehicle was known as the Corona, which goes back to 1957! Few companies can match Toyota reliability.
Not a fan about the current trend to black out all of the chrome trim and wheels.
But they don't give you all the safety features on all the trim lines. For 2024, Honda Accord gives you all of the features regardless of the trim line.
$40,000 + for a well equipped tier 😮
I love the old look, not a fan of the agressive look. The aggressive look is overrated.
Honestly, looking at those gas mileage numbers.. the AWD models really don't make any sense to pay extra for unless you absolutely need it. If think the overwhelming majority of Americans should just get the FWD.
Infinity ad just before this.
Nice voice 🎉
First off… who did the ending music for this? Secondly, as a long time diehard Honda supporter… Honda failed with the new Accord and Toyota has me right now.
Great review. Let’s see more reviews from Mike Danger!
I cannot believe that Toyota did not learn their lesson with the previous Camry. The lesson is that if you're going to be producing a car for people it needs to have all of the safety features on all of the trim lines.
Honda failed to provide all the safety features for the 2023 model. But they corrected that for 2024, and all cars get all the safety features, including blind side monitoring and Lane keep assist. I could not buy the new Toyota because they cheapened out for the least expensive models.
I still want 3.5 v6
All vehicles need to become hybrid. Honda should have been the leader and done this to the Accord first, not half hybrid and half not. Hopefully soon the Accord will drop all ICE only engines and go hybrid only as well. I currently drive a Honda hybrid and won't own another ICE again. Driving is believing. Save the planet, drive hybrids ( and eventually electric only on sustainable electricity).
"soon the Accord will drop all ICE engines and go hybrid only as well". Hybrids have ICE engines.
@@williamguillIII that's correct. They have ICE only models. I'm hoping they are smart enough to remove those and do the Hybrids only. I drive a Honda hybrid now and wouldn't want anything else. ICE only is on its way out. Unfortunately Toyota seems to be more aggressive on getting rid of ICE only sedans. Honda needs to get on it more quickly.
@@darylhurlbut3473 That's fine for you. Me personally, I don't want a Hybrid....I want ICE only, and I want to keep that choice.
Toyota invented the hybrid.
@@jeffreyfurtado3681 I'm pretty sure the first mass produced hybrid was by Honda with the Insight in 1999 in the US a few months prior to Toyota producing the Prius in 2020. And prior to that there were plenty of experimental hybrids dating back to when Porsche produced the first on record in 1899.
I'm liking their new design language, definitely taking some queues from Kia/Hyundai which isn't a bad thing IMO.
I'm not seeing Kia/Hyundai. I think it's from their own Prius, but I agree - Toyota is on a roll with their new designs.
50 mpg! Dang
Looks like a Nissan Altima with a last gen Lexus fascia.
😮wow 😲 blind spot monitoring and lane assist aren't entry options that's a first
"an ever increasing vice grip on the industry" lol Poor multi-billion dollar industry.
It really shouldn’t include a tape deck. This is not 1993. This is also not 1923. This is 1985 and I should have a tape deck.
For me, sonata hybrid limited is still better interior & more
I like her
So they only offer hybrid and Cvt?
looks nice . always 1st choice for middle class
ONLY WHAT IS UP W/ BOTTOM FRONT GRILL? it was on Lexus(S), and now on Toyota..
explain our Japanese friends IT LOOKS UGLY!!!!!!!
Whats up with the pricing being so high!
It's 2024? Corolla starts at $22K. This is much more car.
Toyota is always nickel and diming you.
buy bmw
endless money pit
Anytime I hear ANYTHING about carbon emissions or green agenda, I am ALWAYS wary. Don't need to be preached to.
RIP to the 301hp Camry, you will be missed 😭
But is it Robust.?
For non-Uber drivers will it get >300K miles?
Reviews should review the same car model at 10 years old or 100K miles….because when brand new, of course the car will be good..
Toyota just need to add REAR seat Suncurtain and it will outsell any other cars LOL
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