I had a '95 Camry with something like 130 hp that I "reluctantly" bought from a friend. She thought I needed something better than the '82 Celica (5 Speed) I was driving at the time. Fast forward many years later and that Camry turned out to be the best car I've owned. It took me to almost 200K miles without any major problems before getting side-swiped by a semi. All modern cars have "plastic like" bumpers. Toyota quality is in the engineering, the place where it counts. I now have a 2009 Corolla with surprisingly similar hp to the '95 Camry, but (though comfortable and ease to drive) it's no match for that car. Great review. Much success to you!
I have this very same car and I love it! It's one of the best cars for the money. Reliability is among the best year in and out. The ride is smooth and power is decent (0-60, 8.5 sec), and it's owner satisfaction is rated at the top! If a person does their research they will see a Camry is a car worth buying! Maybe you can add a 5-10 min drive around?
I purchased the same car, but with a sunroof and love it. it's been fun to drive. Handles well. I have to agree that the material used for the body is kind of cheap. I can hear the metal on the roof popping sometimes pulling in and out of the driveway. First time I thought something fell on the car. Second time I realized what it was coming from. One thing I like the most is the space. I came from an 11 impala and this camry has much more leg and head room, esp in the backseat.
I like your commentary about the Toyota Camry 2016 but boy this saw the temperature gauge and the dash 104. You must be sweating your brains out there describing this car. I get an air conditioner as soon as I can. I love my 2016 Toyota Camry. I got it a month ago. It's used. I get good gas mileage with mine too as well taken care of. Thank you.
@Nick's Name its funny where im from a used le in good condition is worth more then a new se in good condition. So your not the only one that prefers le's over the se
I have a 2015 Camry SE and I love it. The sound system in the beginning didn't produce enough bass but after awhile i started hearing the bass from it. I think the speakers have some break-in period.
I agree that the bass is somewhat weak in these cars, I have a 2015 Camry XSE V6 with the standard system & I sometimes wished for more bass, but I downloaded a bass booster app on my phone last year & now my cars sound system has much stronger bass, but only through the bluetooth source.
& the best part is that they're still gonna offer a V6. The new direct injection version which is rated at 295 HP in other Toyota's currently using that engine
With this iteration (year as well) being my first vehicle, I am pleased with the design but I cannot argue against your claim. If the Mazda 6 were in my price range and a dealership were near me, I would have gone for it. Otherwise, whereas I would have gone for the Accord because of the styling, I am pleased with the greater space in my Camry. My only gripe about my choosing then is that I sort of wish I picked up a darker gray than what I have.
I agree with you , I like to do road trips, when I am driving in areas where I can't listen to my downloads on my phone, or the radio stations that have signals are certain music I don't listen to, the CDs come in handy
I have the 2017 Camry SE and it has the convenience package so the XLE is not the only model that has the convenience package. This car is far better looking than the Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, and the VW Passat.
I totally agree with you 100%. It's annoying how most people say the Accord looks better, but the Camry looks much sharper. I always preferred the Camry over the Accord no matter which generation. I bought a 2015 XSE V6 last year & my parents bought a 2017 XLE 4-cylinder a couple months ago with the convenience package (which I recommended to them) & we love our Camry's to death so far! Great cars for the money!
Fast forward it's 2020 and I'm still wanting and would get the 2016 or 2017 Camry cause I don't like the new Camry with all that fake vents..and from what I've heard it's a hit or miss kinda car cause some ppl are happy with the new 2019,2020 Camry whiles others are having issues..
I had a Toyota Corolla rental car die on me a few miles away from the rental agency in Los Angeles- apparently the guy who refueled the cars at the agency put DIESEL in all the economy cars! I walked back, and told them what happened... after they towed it back they gave me a Cadillac at the same price!!!
Thank you for showing the color. I see the blue :) I've finally narrowed my car search down to Camrys and I love this and Parisian Night Pearl. Galactic Aqua Mica is really nice too!
Hey son. Y’all don’t sound like y’all are from the great State of Texas. Next time I want to see a cowboy hat, some boots, and a mouth full of dip; your choice Skoal or Copenhagen. Now y’all have a good day. 😁 j/k Great review as I’m using it to help me decide on a good used car in May 2020. Thanks buddy.
Biggest mistake in your life 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ this is the most reliable model of all years and generations of toyota Camrys, maybe you inclined more to the latest features and not for reliability! 🤦🏻♂️😢
@@mistahj218 it could looks better that’s true, let’s talk what’s under the hood, I have a friend that has the 19 and he’s having issues with the transmission (shitty CVT) at 120k miles, when my 16 has 135k miles and it shifts smooth as the first day I bought it with 20 miles 😄😄
I have the 2017 Camry SE with the convince package. I bought the package because I had a hooked up 2008 MINI Cooper S and it had the push button start and the push button to get into the car and I wanted it in my new Camry. I had a 2015 Toyota Camry but I crashed it dodging a deer and I had the same package and I wanted to keep everything the same when I replaced the 2015 Camry. Both were SE. I would never go anything else but Toyota.
The specs on my 2016 Toyota Camry SE show the gas tank holds 17 gallons, when the low fuel warning light comes on and it's near E. When I fill it up, I'll get 12.7 gallons on the pump! Shouldn't it be closer to 15-16 gallons?
honda went down in reliablity. Lexus and toyota remain at the top. Older hondas i love. Dont like cvt transmissions at allllll. Nissan as well. I know alot of people with problems with their altimas, and maximas.
My previous car was a 2007 Altima 2.5 S & the CVT had to be replaced at only 54k miles. It also had battery & electrical problems on & off. I bought a 2015 Camry XSE V6 two years ago & no problems so far!
i got one of these as a rental a few months back, its a bit larger then previous generations and it feels a bit "numb", not much road feel. i was GLAD to give it back to the rental company after a few days of driving it...
Christian SIson the 2004 model is stellar as a daily driver, it has minor engine refinements making it more reliable than the 03 version. I had a 4 cylinder 04 and it gave me 235k trouble free miles, never had to do repairs. just regular maintenance ie plugs, fluid, tire and belt changes. it was working fine until a crazy lady ran a red light and t boned my car totalling it this past week. getting a new camry now...
@@logdon17 was it $16k out the door? I’m looking at a 2016 Camry SE with 105k for $14.9k before taxes and fees. First time buying a car so not sure if it’s a bad deal
@@logdon17 thanks for the reply and yeah it’s 1 owner clean title but I can’t see myself paying $15k cash before taxes for a Camry with 105,000 miles so I’ll keep looking
Does anybody know if you can ride in this car for 8 hours and not make your butt numb? Does it go 'ta dump ta dump ta dump' on a cement highway? Is road noise acceptable?
Tyrone Hagans I have a 2015 XSE V6, the water pump went out at 29,600 miles, bottom of the touchscreen is out of calibration and you can’t recalibrate it. The screen needs replaced because of that. I expect better quality from Toyota especially for $30k brand new
Tyrone Hagans I love mine, reliability is great. 100k currently and no problems at all just regular maintenance... the ONLY thing I hate about this car is the engine is abnormally noisy. I’ve gotten it checked out a couple times since I bought it new, thinking there’s no way it should be normal for it to be this noisy.. go figure, apparently all VVT-I engines in these Camry’s are on the noisy side. I’ve even went to another dealership and asked to hear one to make sure lol! Other than that, 10/10 would recommend buying one.
Awful color, cosmic gray mica. Toyota is resorting to the subdued bland colors that Germany produces. A deep sapphire blue would do this car so much more justice.
I had a '95 Camry with something like 130 hp that I "reluctantly" bought from a friend. She thought I needed something better than the '82 Celica (5 Speed) I was driving at the time. Fast forward many years later and that Camry turned out to be the best car I've owned. It took me to almost 200K miles without any major problems before getting side-swiped by a semi. All modern cars have "plastic like" bumpers. Toyota quality is in the engineering, the place where it counts. I now have a 2009 Corolla with surprisingly similar hp to the '95 Camry, but (though comfortable and ease to drive) it's no match for that car. Great review. Much success to you!
I have this very same car and I love it! It's one of the best cars for the money. Reliability is among the best year in and out. The ride is smooth and power is decent (0-60, 8.5 sec), and it's owner satisfaction is rated at the top! If a person does their research they will see a Camry is a car worth buying! Maybe you can add a 5-10 min drive around?
has yours had any major problems so far? im thinking about getting one
I just purchased this 2017 Camry se and I'm happy with so far
atlanta slimm This is my first car. I just got one yesterday. 😊
CRAAYKIDD you still got that car I got mine two years ago and put 27K on it and still love it to today
I got a black 2015 xle Camry had it since November of 18,love my car I have almost everything I would want it,runs so smooth I just love it.
@@josephkay4219 how many miles does it have now
how has yours held up for you im thinking about getting a 16 xse
I purchased the same car, but with a sunroof and love it. it's been fun to drive. Handles well. I have to agree that the material used for the body is kind of cheap. I can hear the metal on the roof popping sometimes pulling in and out of the driveway. First time I thought something fell on the car. Second time I realized what it was coming from. One thing I like the most is the space. I came from an 11 impala and this camry has much more leg and head room, esp in the backseat.
Literally just purchased the same one ! With the sunroof
Jay R
I think the popping noise is coming from the headliner , mine does the same thing
I like your commentary about the Toyota Camry 2016 but boy this saw the temperature gauge and the dash 104. You must be sweating your brains out there describing this car. I get an air conditioner as soon as I can. I love my 2016 Toyota Camry. I got it a month ago. It's used. I get good gas mileage with mine too as well taken care of. Thank you.
I like this body style better than the current one.
The brand new one looks badass
@@danielzamora8738 new one is awesome, gives me luxury vibes
@Nick's Name its funny where im from a used le in good condition is worth more then a new se in good condition. So your not the only one that prefers le's over the se
@@ipodtouch470 I find that I do prefer the new le over the new se.
I have a 2015 Camry SE and I love it. The sound system in the beginning didn't produce enough bass but after awhile i started hearing the bass from it. I think the speakers have some break-in period.
I agree that the bass is somewhat weak in these cars, I have a 2015 Camry XSE V6 with the standard system & I sometimes wished for more bass, but I downloaded a bass booster app on my phone last year & now my cars sound system has much stronger bass, but only through the bluetooth source.
@@DisneyMusicVideos so it can be improved? :O
I have an 2015 xle and my only complaint is the speakers sounds weak asf
I just bought a camry 2016 se , thanks man
Gave any trouble yet?
Does it have a hard time shifting from park to reverse? Like it's really rough on the shifter lever?
@@blinkblink8748 Why do you ask? Are you having trouble with your shifter?
I would still argue that the Honda Accord and Mazda 6 both have superior styling. Now the 2018 Camry prototype Toyota showed us at CES looks amazing!
& the best part is that they're still gonna offer a V6. The new direct injection version which is rated at 295 HP in other Toyota's currently using that engine
With this iteration (year as well) being my first vehicle, I am pleased with the design but I cannot argue against your claim. If the Mazda 6 were in my price range and a dealership were near me, I would have gone for it. Otherwise, whereas I would have gone for the Accord because of the styling, I am pleased with the greater space in my Camry. My only gripe about my choosing then is that I sort of wish I picked up a darker gray than what I have.
I still use cds! So glad that the CD player is a feature!
Aliah Jones I got a 2016 malibu and a 2016 Equinox. I miss having the Cd..😂😂
I agree with you , I like to do road trips, when I am driving in areas where I can't listen to my downloads on my phone, or the radio stations that have signals are certain music I don't listen to, the CDs come in handy
Right! I am not letting my thousands of dollars worth of youthful music spending go to waste. Give me a car player damnit!
I have the 2017 Camry SE and it has the convenience package so the XLE is not the only model that has the convenience package. This car is far better looking than the Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, and the VW Passat.
I totally agree with you 100%. It's annoying how most people say the Accord looks better, but the Camry looks much sharper. I always preferred the Camry over the Accord no matter which generation. I bought a 2015 XSE V6 last year & my parents bought a 2017 XLE 4-cylinder a couple months ago with the convenience package (which I recommended to them) & we love our Camry's to death so far! Great cars for the money!
The interior sucks compared to same year Passat SEL Premium. Not close.
i own the exact car, black 2016 camry se...........love it.........
That rental car company did something right. Chrysler sucks.
Such a classy car!
Internal look is very basic BUT the reliability of Toyota makes it worth it
Fast forward it's 2020 and I'm still wanting and would get the 2016 or 2017 Camry cause I don't like the new Camry with all that fake vents..and from what I've heard it's a hit or miss kinda car cause some ppl are happy with the new 2019,2020 Camry whiles others are having issues..
Same. I specifically like the 15-17 for the front end and especially that SE/XSE interior
@@robertwest4299 totally agree same here
I had a Toyota Corolla rental car die on me a few miles away from the rental agency in Los Angeles- apparently the guy who refueled the cars at the agency put DIESEL in all the economy cars!
I walked back, and told them what happened... after they towed it back they gave me a Cadillac at the same price!!!
TheSpritz0 , I bet he lost his job!!!
@@MrSundown323 nope I didn't. I'm still there but thanks for your concerns :)
@@Ianisatool Good troll
Thank you for showing the color. I see the blue :) I've finally narrowed my car search down to Camrys and I love this and Parisian Night Pearl. Galactic Aqua Mica is really nice too!
You cant trigger the unlock at rear seat. It only works for the front.
Thanks for a great review!
very reliable vehicle and build in northamerica
great review thanks! :)
Hey son. Y’all don’t sound like y’all are from the great State of Texas. Next time I want to see a cowboy hat, some boots, and a mouth full of dip; your choice Skoal or Copenhagen. Now y’all have a good day. 😁 j/k Great review as I’m using it to help me decide on a good used car in May 2020. Thanks buddy.
Camry 2016-CHECK
I just returned this car for my ‘19 model
Biggest mistake in your life 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ this is the most reliable model of all years and generations of toyota Camrys, maybe you inclined more to the latest features and not for reliability! 🤦🏻♂️😢
@@erickgomez1798 now I have the ‘22 😂 now that’s my biggest mistake
@@erickgomez1798 the ‘19 model looks wayyyyy better than the ugly ass ‘16 model
@@mistahj218 it could looks better that’s true, let’s talk what’s under the hood, I have a friend that has the 19 and he’s having issues with the transmission (shitty CVT) at 120k miles, when my 16 has 135k miles and it shifts smooth as the first day I bought it with 20 miles 😄😄
Toyota Camrys Are Popular Cars.
I have the 2017 Camry SE with the convince package. I bought the package because I had a hooked up 2008 MINI Cooper S and it had the push button start and the push button to get into the car and I wanted it in my new Camry. I had a 2015 Toyota Camry but I crashed it dodging a deer and I had the same package and I wanted to keep everything the same when I replaced the 2015 Camry. Both were SE. I would never go anything else but Toyota.
i agree, great cars!
The specs on my 2016 Toyota Camry SE show the gas tank holds 17 gallons, when the low fuel warning light comes on and it's near E. When I fill it up, I'll get 12.7 gallons on the pump! Shouldn't it be closer to 15-16 gallons?
Agreed! This is the best looking Camry designed. The 2018 looks gaudy, and has an ugly asymmetrical dashboard
the music 😂😂😂😂 flip flip 😂😂😂😂😂
I like the Camry, but I think the Accord is a better choice if you're an enthusiast.
According to you :D
honda went down in reliablity. Lexus and toyota remain at the top. Older hondas i love. Dont like cvt transmissions at allllll. Nissan as well. I know alot of people with problems with their altimas, and maximas.
My previous car was a 2007 Altima 2.5 S & the CVT had to be replaced at only 54k miles. It also had battery & electrical problems on & off. I bought a 2015 Camry XSE V6 two years ago & no problems so far!
Do not go with Nissan. Nissan sucks.
i got one of these as a rental a few months back, its a bit larger then previous generations and it feels a bit "numb", not much road feel.
i was GLAD to give it back to the rental company after a few days of driving it...
akui88
check it out, 2018.
Thinking abt buying one
Am I the only person to find these Camries exterior as faux "Sport"
I have one the same with 270,000 miles
Does anybody know if the 2016 toyota camry SE have Overdrive?
adam pruitt
Just a 6 speed automatic transmission
what brand new car are you getting if you are getting one
I'll be sure to talk about it in an upcoming vlog, but for right now, let's not ask that question.
Why doesn’t it have the push to start? Even the 2015 xse does..
Just out of curiosity, how come you don't drive with the daytime running lights on?
I normally do...this one had automatic headlights so i have driven with them on already
+GrandPrixGTP02 Ok, but what's wrong with automatic headlights?
+thecarelectronicguy Wait, I'm an idiot lol
hey man what can you say about the 2004 or 2006 Camry as a daily driver for this day and age?
Christian SIson the 2004 model is stellar as a daily driver, it has minor engine refinements making it more reliable than the 03 version. I had a 4 cylinder 04 and it gave me 235k trouble free miles, never had to do repairs. just regular maintenance ie plugs, fluid, tire and belt changes. it was working fine until a crazy lady ran a red light and t boned my car totalling it this past week. getting a new camry now...
Mineful
Is a 2016 Toyota Camry se with 125,000 miles for $14,000 worth buying?
Hope you didn't, I bought a my 2016 3 years ago for $16 grand and it only had 20,000 miles.
@@logdon17 I end up buying a 2020 Camry se loaded for 18500
@@logdon17 was it $16k out the door? I’m looking at a 2016 Camry SE with 105k for $14.9k before taxes and fees. First time buying a car so not sure if it’s a bad deal
@@camnoble1 I'd make sure it has no accident history and also it wasn't a rental car. Even still that price is too high with 100,000 miles
@@logdon17 thanks for the reply and yeah it’s 1 owner clean title but I can’t see myself paying $15k cash before taxes for a Camry with 105,000 miles so I’ll keep looking
Does anybody know if you can ride in this car for 8 hours and not make your butt numb? Does it go 'ta dump ta dump ta dump' on a cement highway? Is road noise acceptable?
Awharry36 no
200k on the clock
Car😊
anybody have this car today? id love to hear about how it keeps itself up
130,000 miles just oil changes & one set of tires 2016
Tyrone Hagans
I have a 2015 XSE V6, the water pump went out at 29,600 miles, bottom of the touchscreen is out of calibration and you can’t recalibrate it. The screen needs replaced because of that. I expect better quality from Toyota especially for $30k brand new
Tyrone Hagans I love mine, reliability is great. 100k currently and no problems at all just regular maintenance... the ONLY thing I hate about this car is the engine is abnormally noisy. I’ve gotten it checked out a couple times since I bought it new, thinking there’s no way it should be normal for it to be this noisy.. go figure, apparently all VVT-I engines in these Camry’s are on the noisy side. I’ve even went to another dealership and asked to hear one to make sure lol! Other than that, 10/10 would recommend buying one.
Cars that claim 40 mpg don't get 40. Toyota claims 35 to be more realistic
Camry 2018-19 has bad CD player not like 2016 😁
These are ugly but boy are they reliable
The 2016 Honda Accord is better looking
Awful color, cosmic gray mica. Toyota is resorting to the subdued bland colors that Germany produces. A deep sapphire blue would do this car so much more justice.
The more i look at cars , the uglier they ALL get lol
it's a nice Chinese car.
toyota bêŕţřáñďjr
Japanese car
I don’t think it’s a Chinese as your Kia 😊 specially being a Toyota 😉
Buick regal and Chrysler 200 Nissan altima and maxima waaaay better looking.
Yeah the ones you listed are junk lol