2016 Toyota Camry SE | Full Rental Car Review and Test Drive

I love this car. Probably a little too much. I guess I'm biased. I've driven Camrys for years and I think their great little cars. Here's my review of the 2016 Toyota Camry SE. Let me know what you think.

And for anyone counting, this is car number 29! Uggg, getting to 100 is going to be a lot more work than I anticipated.

[logdon]

This car gets 3 stars for features and overall driving dynamics, it gets an extra star for reliability and resale value.

[danielhill]

The reviewer's voice is so soothing, I went into a blissful trance. BONUS: when I awoke, I knew kung-fu.

[MDMN]

Just bought this car 2 days ago and I love everything about it. It's got some cool features and it's simple too!! Rides really good too and I get good gas mileage as well.

[brandon]

Great review! I want one of these for sure! These things are so reliable!

[jaybarrys]

I'm old school and I like this car.. less electronics, less power use for his age group (2016)

[shaziajahan]

I just bought the 2016 toyota camry for every day commute. Ride is super comfy, smooth.

[huggiz]

I own this model, I don't like all the frills, and digital stuff so it works out for me, less technology means less break downs, at the rate these things live my grandkids will own it down the road haha

[adamscott]

I bought the 2017 Camry RZ for my Dad as his retirement car. He’s always had big Aussie 6 cylinder cars so I was a bit unsure whether he would like it or not. It’s a brilliant car in so many ways, there are a few things I don’t like but they are far outweighed by the huge amount of things I love about it. Dad absolutely loves it too and that’s what counts 👍

[mikenichols]

appreciate the review. the only thing i would have liked you to touch upon not mentioned would be interior noise and how comfortable the seat was for you driving. again thanks!

[JamesSusanka]

You can keep push button start I will take my good old key any day.

[VincentScales]

I brought the 2016 Camry SE back in 2015 and I still love it. It's a reliable car, which mean it's not fancy. The Bridgestone tires that came with it wore out in less than 20, 000 miles!!!! I brought some General Tires and I bet I'll get 40, 000+ driving in PGH (4 season city)!

[TheHamm]

Nice review. I've rented a Camry before as well and after seeing all the reviews of it being vanilla and not sporty in the midsize sedan world it was nice getting in an not worrying about sport mode or economy driving modes, it just did it drove fine and had seats that were relatively comfortable. Surprised to see what reviewers will say about the new Camry. Looking forward to your review of the 2017 Traverse. I consider this set of GM vehicles large wagons or wannabe minivans rather than an SUV. Cheers to 29 rentals thus far!

[brady]

Good video but i have to say you're quip at the end about the blind side cameras is a little weak. Blind side cameras reward lazy driving. How hard is it to look over your shoulder and check it manually. I feel the same way about backup cameras. It encourages lazy habits.

[sebafer]

3 stars for driving and reliability, one more for red stitching

[DisneyMusicVideos]

Great cars, but I highly recommend the XSE & XLE trims cause you get a lot more features for only a couple thousand more such as dual zone automatic climate control with the digital display with rear seat vents, 4-way power passenger seat, stitching on both the doors & center console, heated front seats, wireless phone charging & more! I own a 2015 XSE V6 (very rare car) & my mother owns a 2017 XLE 4-cylinder overall much nicer than the LE & SE & sadly most people buy the SE which I see everywhere much more than the other trims on the road everyday.

[mindspinn]

People make jokes about the Camry. It’s a very enjoyable car, nice to drive, smooth ride. Does what it was meant to and is reliable. There are more fun cars, and there are far less enjoyable cars.

[TheIdleCrow]

I was actually given one of these as a rental when my car was in the shop.
I've been a passenger in a Rav4, and drove this Camry (same year and trim)

The one thing I gotta admit I'm impressed by the quality I feel within Toyota's.
Everything feels like its made well on the interior of the car.
The car feels quite good on the road, offers a decent ride. enough power to pass someone in the city or on the highway.

It doesn't handle as well as my 08 Lancer, I did try to put it though some of its paces on my long curvy country road. But it's not bad.

Over all I'm just impressed on how Toyota's feel.
I understand why many people love them!

There not my cup of tea when it comes to styling.
But since I live out in the country and my commutes are long and I put miles on cars faster I've learnt to open up my eyes on other possibilities.

VS I would normally view my self as a Chrysler & GM guy. (still am honesty)
But I've opened my heart to allow to Mitsubishi's within my life. (2014 Mirage) (2008 Lancer)
So we'll see where I go with this.
I'm already thinking when I retire my Wifes Mirage to Purchase a used Rav4!
She was quite the fan of the rental she drove, and with our rough winters a bigger car is best on our roads! Vs the Tiny Mirage (that still does decent)

[walrus]

I love my Camry... I've mod out most of the stuff to replace factory crap from radio to exterior .... It's much better looking and sound soooo much better....

[dalegribble]

I want one now! The taillights look a bit ugly for me though

[jesusvargas]

Hello good video. One of ny friends recommended this car how many mpg do you get in the Camry?. Thank you for you reviews....