I Drive Two Of Toyota's Most Popular Hybrids, And THIS Is The One That's Right For You!

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[JohnDiMartino]

I have the 2020 Corolla hybrid, I absolutely love the car. I’m averaging 64-66 mpg back and forth to work not driving slow either. Car is so cheap to run, handling is great for what it is. I paid 22900 fior mine in July of 2019. Sticker was 24500 fairly loaded.

[CapFrey]

100% agree with the review. It's almost 2024 and today I test drove both cars from 2022 today. If I wasn't looking at long occasional road trips and daily highway commutes to work I possibly would have bought the Corolla, but the Camry just felt way more solid as a driver. Less noise, considerably more "Cadillac" feel with silence and comfort. On the highway the Camry experience is far above the Corolla, while zipping around town the Corolla felt much more maneuverable in traffic on city streets. If I was not doing much highway driving its quite likely I would have chosen the Corolla. Again, I test drove both (twice) on highway and city.

[barneyboyle]

This was a really solid review. Other reviewers often pull punches in comparing vehicles of different classes. I think they do it out of laziness. “Corolla smaller and cheaper but better MPG” is convincing enough that they don’t really need to expand.

I however like hearing that it handles a little better than the Camry and surpassingly offers a better field of vision. That’s something I haven’t heard in any other review and it actually means a lot for my taste.

[sergei]

To compare apples to apples, it would be interesting to see camry le hybrid instead. Not only that, but camry le hybrid is the only trim that has better battery compare to other trims. Camry le hybrid has mpg in 50s.

[BradHallowell]

This would have been a much more relevant comparison if both were LE models.

[Short_Bus]

I had a 2012 Camry hybrid. True average mpg for me was 38. Pretty good for a midsize sedan. Mine was fairly peppy. I raced my wife's 2014 Lincoln MKZ with the 2.0 turbo. And we were neck, so close in fact it was hard to tell who won. Mine was advertised to do 0 to 60 and 7 seconds. I'd say that was about right. Great reliable car as put around 170k miles on it before I let it go. Never ever had an issue mechanically.
If the need arose I would not hesitate to buy another one.

[mangowarrior]

My 2018 Camry LE gets around 450 to 470 miles per tank driving around the city. When I take long road trips, I can get just over 600 miles per tank. Absolutely love my car. The new 2022 Camry LE hybrid can get an insane 51 mpg!!!

[johnmullins]

I kind of like that the Corolla hybrid is made in Japan. I have had them a few times as loaner cars from my dealership and I really like that for what they are.

[bho]

Thank you for acknowledging that the Toyota hybrids use an Ecvt and not regular cvt. Most reviewers seem to think they are the same thing.

[jayh]

Just purchased 2022 Corolla hybrid, should be receiving at the beginning of May. It will be my 1st hybrid, excited for the gas savings to come!

[ursonfuturas]

My wife and I bought a Corolla SE as a commuter and with the 2L we still consistently average 40+mpg. Best consistent highway mpg we've seen was 52mpg. If you're doing strictly city driving then I guess the hybrid is worth it but for the 95% of people who will buy a Corolla just get the one that can get out of its own way.

[regsparkes]

On Nathan's very last comment on these vehicles, I agree, " Hybrids are the way to go ".
But I want that system in a pick up truck, and I know that there are a few to choose from, when the time comes around.

[krisyorks]

I just got a 2024 Camry Hybrid XSE in the 2-tone color white/back. It’s my first Camry and first hybrid, and I am loving it!!! It looks sporty/greattt gas mileage, and very comfortable!!!

[minnybiker]

I bought a 2012 Prius Plug in advanced in 2015 for $16500. It now has 130, 000 miles on it, still gets about 9 miles electric range to a charge... And while I'd love a new car, this thing still works great, has the hatchback for hauling just about anything a suburban person needs, and is great for tailgating at football games (can power a TV and a pair of crockpots!) I know people don't like the look of the Prius, but it's more useful than a sedan, more maneuverable and efficient and cost effective than a cross over, and more reliable than just about everything. Something to consider...

[glen]

My wife had a 2010 Camry hybrid, had it for 8 years, 70k miles, not a single mechanical problem, in fact that was our 10th Toyota, and the best(not that any of them were bad).We replaced the rotors and pads before selling it only because of age and a little rust on rotors. I got 42 mpg two way average on a trip to Maine from Pennsylvania and it was a comfortable ride, local it averaged around 30mpg. The Camry hybrid was definitely quicker than our son in laws non hybrid Camry as well. I would definitely by a hybrid over a plug in only, makes more sense for my needs. Also had a 2008 Prius for a work car, say what you will about its looks and all the other oddities, but that car is still going strong( a friend bought it from our company when we took it out of service) on its original battery with 220k on it, has had very few problems all these years.

[R.Nelson]

Toyotas...they own the roads in this town now...many of them remember in high school it was Delta 88s n Grand Marquis..Great video 😃

[zman]

2022 corolla hybrid my first hybrid . it's nice to do the math at the pumps and see I'm averaging 50.5 mpgs mostly freeway with a lot of weight from my job as a framer/ drywaller plus Car pulling with a co worker plus I put a full size spare in the trunk plus roof racks for Construction material I will be putting this Hybrid to work😆 Great review like Always!👍

[Stigz]

In the real world hybrid corollas can get 65mpg

[A-RC]

I picked up a new Corolla Hybrid and I’m very happy with it. I wanted the efficiency without being an ugly Prius. I easily average way over the advertised mpg ratings too! 60-73mpg depending on conditions.

My only complaint is there’s next to no interior storage! There literally no good place to put it when plugged in to use apple carplay. I had to buy some stick on pockets…

[kross]

Went with my brother-in-law the other day to trade in my sisters 2006 Camry hybrid on a new Chevy truck. The car had approximately 180k miles. She never had a problem with it or had it tuned up. Computer showed 42 mpg when we were driving. Wanted to tell my brother-in-law I hope your new Chevy truck is this reliable…but he’s a big Chevy guy so I left it alone.