The New 2025 Toyota Camry Is the BEST Camry Yet!

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[guyin]

It's nice that you can get that kind of fuel mileage in a Camry. It's a nice option for people for whom an EV won't work and its less expensive than an EV. A very viable alternative.

[marcelpatel]

Still driving my 2005 Camry. Solid as a tank. Leather interior is near perfect with over 350, 000 kms. Still get 28 city & 32 hwy MPG. 70 Liter gas tank. Toronto, Canada

[stevea]

Make sedans great again. Good looking car.

[robertusa]

This is why Ford and Chevy can’t sell cars you cannot improve on perfection of the Toyota Camry, and Honda Accord. There’s a reason you never see these cars advertised they don’t have to.

[SuperEliasTM]

I drive a 23 Camry Hybrid LE. Gets 50 mpg and about 38mpg to 45mpg in the winter.
Paid about $32, 000 after a couple add ons ( Heated steering wheel / heated seats and paint protection )
One of the best purchases I've ever made.
Super smooth ride, wonderful gas savings and super well built. I'm about 34, 000 miles in.
The 25 Camry looks like a slick upgrade. I LOVE the look. But that's just it. The 25 Camry gets the same MPG as my 23 Camry. That was one of my main reasons I picked it.
The 25 Camry does the same as my 23 Camry, but wow it looks significantly better. What a beauty!
There's definitely some other upgrades I like here. But it's not enough to make me trade my car in for this.
I absolutely LOVE what Toyota did with this. Hybrids are the way to go FOR NOW. ( In my opinion ) until this battery range issue and charging infrastructure gets sorted out.
I must say tho, if they released this new Camry and it got 60 to 70mpg, I absolutely would trade mine in a heartbeat.
I could have gotten a Prius to get even better MPG, but the Camry is just more spacious.
Great review! Thanks for video. I know I just said a lot, but just thought I'd add to the conversation. 🙂

[Shambles]

Reliable, beautiful design. What not to like it's a great Toyota

[davidlusk]

😊😊 My 2017 Pearl White xle camry I bought new now has 205k on it, runs and drives and looks like new still.
Other THAN OIL CHANGES, 4 sets of tires only 1 set of front brake pads I put on last summer everything else is stock and untouched. It's amazing how it just keeps running smooth as silk. I prefer to drive this over my new 4 runner bulk of the time. Money well saved couldn't go wrong!!!!

[Danzilly]

Camrys are the best bang for the buck. Run for ever!

[darylhurlbut]

Camry and Accord are keeping the sedans alive! Hello Ford and Chevy, look at all the market share you are missing out on. Japanese sedans forever!!!

[ibfuuxq]

The enthusiasm the two of you have for what you are doing, car and truck reviews, is genuine. The entire on screen TFL crew members are always a joy to watch.
The new Camry is going to reduce demand for the Prius. I really liked the last car, briefly shown, with the red interior.

[richardmichael]

Cleaning between all that honeycomb grill will be a pain the ass.

[brianhurley]

Toyota is on fire! They are laughing at the other car companies losing $$ building electric cars nobody wants.

[doirlvm]

Will sell like absolute hotcakes, best in class sedan

[keith]

Toyota ecvt isn’t a cvt in the traditional sense, it is a planetary gear system

[Ayyyyydootdoot]

I love the new motto. However, you guys really are the best and I do really love the long length videos. Andre lowers my blood pressure and makes me smile.

[michaelphan]

I don't like the trend with all these screens. Aren't people tired of looking at screens all day (e.g. computer, smartphone)? now we have to look at screens to drive.

[Boss_Fight_Index_muki]

The thing nobody ever mentions about 16" rims is you'll get better mpg, lower NVH, less tire wear, and better ride comfort. Large rims creates more problems than it solves. This is coming from someone who used to hop up Civics back in the day. Oh yeah, you also get worse acceleration

[mahbuburbhuiyan]

Prius level mpg and bro the car looks great, I’m definitely getting it

[mattlimberg]

Personally, I would take the Prius because of the hatch. But if I were doing 1-3 people on long road trips all the time, I would imagine the Camry would be better suited, larger cars do tend to cruise better.

[markcoopers]

Tired of hearing "sedans are dead". By that logic sports cars, coupes, and "compact trucks" died in 2011, minivans in 2018, and no manufacturer should bother making any more.

Everything is cyclical. Sedans /hatchbacks/ wagons still sell a ton, and that market share percentage has actually increased over the past year. They're cheaper to own and operate than the CUVs and SUVs with the same amount of seats, far better looks and proportions, and have better handling from a lower center of gravity. Objectively better in many ways. In this economy where people are cost conscious all it takes is for people to take a real hard look and realize they don't need to spend a premium on completely unused cargo space, unused seating, towing, and ground clearance.