2012 Toyota Camry SE V6 Start Up, Exhaust, and In Depth Review

Hello and welcome to Saabkyle04! YouTube's largest collection of automotive variety! In today's video, we'll take an up close and personal, in depth look at the 2012 Toyota Camry SE.

MSRP pricing for the camry start at:

L (2.5L 4cyl): $22,055
LE (2.5L 4cyl): $22,600
SE (2.5L 4cyl): $23,220 SE (3.5L V6): $26,910
XLE (2.5L 4cyl): $24,775 XLE (3.5L V6): $30,115

During this presentation, we will take a 1st person look at what the vehicle is all about beginning with the start up, performance data, fuel economy, the occasional track data, and build quality. Also, I will teach you how to use most of the interior and exterior features in a detailed fashion, that before, you could only get from going to a dealership yourself! Throughout the video, I will highlight key styling and unique differences about the vehicle, any available options, and of course it would not be an enthusiast car video without the good ole engine portion with rev and exhaust note with interior and exterior perspectives. A thorough tour/review of this car designed to give others a greater overall appreciation of the vehicle.

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[noahpatton]

I recently bought a 2012 SE. 10 years later it still feels like the perfect blend of form and function; for anyone looking to buy, I would highly recommend the 4 cylinder. It’s a pleasure filling up once every 450 miles in a vehicle that does everything it should, easily.

[Eliyourcarguy]

That V6 sounds awesome! And the horn doesn't sound like roadrunner!

[GreenLifeSource]

I recently rented one of these in the 4 cylinder version and I was totally impressed with the car.   It was comfortable, had a very quiet cabin, and the 4 cylinder outperformed itself in every situation.  The MPGs were astounding, I got about 27 mpg in total city driving while I had it.  I can totally see why people are buying these cars left and right.  The Camry gives you the feel of a luxury sport sedan while giving optimal gas mileage.  The interior was a little plasticky, (if that's a word) but the performance of the car is nothing short of outstanding.

[Painfulwhale]

My wife and I are looking at this exact vehicle right now. We have the 2015 Sienna with the same 3.5L V6 and it’s awesome! So I imagine having the same V6 in the Camry would be even better being that it’s 1000lbs lighter than the Sienna.

[GGM]

just got a camry identical to this today.
I love it!

[davisouedraogo]

This car is my dream car, I will definitely get this as my first car, V6 engine and everthing

[Mrcelebrity]

This model and the 2014 model (which are basically the same) looks better than the new 2015 model.

[irock]

Kyle you're probably the best reviewer I have found yet Kyle, your ES350 reviews were awesome.

[saxman]

Man has Toyota really stepped up their game lately.  I have a 2011 Highlander myself, and I'm really impressed with it.  Granted, I have just the base model or LE trim, but I'm still impressed with the giant improvements Toyota has made with all of their cars.  The inclusion of such standard features as automatic lights, heated mirrors, and a windshield de-icer is pretty nice.  I'm even impressed with how comfy the seats are.  For being just cloth seats, I thought they were actually pretty comfortable for taking this thing on its first long (4.5-5 hours) drive from WI up to MN (which is where I go to college).  The only thing I'm slightly disappointed about them is that at least the driver seat (also the front passenger seat) isn't powered, but that doesn't matter too much because I'm the only one driving the car.  This means that I've only had to set it once, and then forget about it.  I also really like that there's now an auxiliary jack built in.  This means I don't have to futz with cumbersome FM transmitters.  I don't even mind that my car didn't come standard with Bluetooth, as that aux jack is the next best thing.  I can have any music playing through my iPhone (or any other audio device) as well as have my navigation done through it, and along with that, I can just use Siri for my voice commands (which in my opinion works a hell of a lot better than some current built-in systems).  Speaking of all this audio talk, I personally think that the standard 6-speaker audio system actually sounds pretty good.  Toyota has been pretty good about that though.  With just the right settings, it can sound like the next best thing to a premium audio system.  Needless to say, Toyota really has made many leaps and bounds with the quality of their cars, and I couldn't be happier with my '11 Highlander.

[nsithis]

These toyotas always rev so smooth! Makes me want one

[Videogamefan]

I like how all of your videos show the cars from similar angles and cover the similar basics, so it's easy to compare. Great job

[Thecarguy]

FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY You actually did listen to your viewers who are Toyota fans!!!! This car is amazing, and I cant wait to get my own.

[rocklobster]

I have a 2020 Camry SE with the 4 cylinder engine. I can’t believe this older model had heated seats and JBL audio as options. Those features are only available nowadays on the XLE and XSE trims.

[KhrissyDaDon]

Thank You Kyle for the upload; I love Camrys!

[Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan]

My first Toyota sedan!! Wonderful job bro.

[Pantallideth]

I drove a 2014 v6 xle and it's a fun car to drive and will beat alot of cars you wouldn't expect it to.

[mercedesbenzs]

I install the exhaust on these cars! Its always awesome to see cars you helped build on the road

[randyjackson]

I remember when these came out and had those wheels.. Some of the four cylinders had it but I think they were an SE-S. I thought those wheels were beautiful..They were really a standout and made the car look great.. the same as the Honda Accord touring wheels on the 2018 to 2020.

[hurrycoool]

you makes every review so interesting that it makes every car look good and make us to go for it

[mando]

Mom & sister both bought 2013 se editions and wow camry has changed. Its actually pretty quick but somehow what really got my attention were the brakes holy heavens i almost hit my head on the windshield!