2022 Toyota Camry XSE Review | The Reign Continues

In this 2022 Toyota Camry XSE Review we take a look at Toyota's sporty sedan. The Toyota Camry XSE comes with features like a sport tuned suspension, a two tone exterior, and a great interior. We take a look at this 2022 Camry and ask if Toyota still has what it takes to remain king of the Sedan market. Watch this 2022 Toyota Camry XSE Review to learn more!

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:37 Exterior
3:28 Engines
4:07 Interior
6:34 Drivers Assistance Features
7:27 Infotainment
9:26 Interior Continued
10:40 Final Thoughts

[nitathomas]

I have that exact vehicle ❤️ it…great review

[sam]

How much is the price of this particular trim level with exact same features of this car?

[richscott]

I like the Camry and soon will have the same car, but it be the 2023 Camry XSE 3.5L V6. What kind of bothering me is how the Supersonic Red has that Orange tinge or just that is a strange looking Redish-Orange depending on lighting/sunlight and the visual angle. I see it in many YouTube videos and other photos. Does Toyota have a problem with its paint mixture? If it was just Orange like the 1969 Dodge Charger in the TV series Duke of Hazard that would be great or a nice solid Red or metallic Red. I really will not know how well I will like the Two-Tone Supersonic Red/ Metallic Black moonroof. Also, it appears Toyota uses the expensive and lousy made Bridgestone Turanza EL440 tires that have huge problems known for sidewall bulging and very early tread wear as in 15k to 20k mile plus extremely noisy. Also, the Turanza tires are terrible on wet surfaces including on any snow. Turanza EL440 is one of the worst tires ever made for a cost of $306 per tire. I'm hoping that I get Michelin Pilot Sport 4's as OEM which are average tires otherwise, I'll immediately ASAP get some new Michelin's, Continental, or Pirelli's at the nearest tire shop. Yes! every year there are some problems with the Camry. The 2022 Camry has fuel, electrical, lane assist, and electronic braking problems. A few complaints that the seats are not properly fitted, and the head rest is too far forward causing extreme back, neck and leg pain. (Affecting the sciatic nerve). 2023 did not receive a new Infotainment system. Toyota intends to discontinue the 3.5L V6 for all vehicles and only utilize i4, i4 turbo, and Hybrid engines for 2024. Get your TRD, XLE, or XSE here in 2023 with a V6 before they are gone.