2025 Camry SE Inside and Out: It's VERY Different!
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Would you choose Camry SE, or maybe a different trim like LE or XLE or XSE? I'll be posting reviews of XLE and XSE later this week for you. Jeff
The LE AWD is the Camry of my dreams........
I like the front grille of the le and xle better than the honeycomb one. Although it’s not bad when it’s black
SE is best for me
XSE
The interior is better than last time... but it's such a boring car to drive... Accord, Mazda (take your pick) are so much better.... and that's not including more expensive options 😂
If I were a normal Camry buyer, I’d easily opt for the xle trim in white or black, almost like a Lexus still wearing a Toyota badge 😍💎✨
You do the best Toyota reviews very thorough. Great work.
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ToyotaJeff great video I've learned so much about the Camry although I don't have it in my country (Costa Rica) I've watched and re-watched all your Corolla videos many times as I'm getting close on buying my first car ever. Just wondering do you know anything about the Yaris? I know it's no longer available in the US, but we have it down here in Sedan, Cross and Hatchback. I'm eyeing the Sedan and just wondering if it's as good as the Corolla in terms of reliability, I know drivetrain is not as good with its tiny 1.5 4cyl. Thank you, you are the best!
Thanks for these detailed trim reviews Jeff! Can you please tell me if all of the trims have fabric on the dash or if some maybe more wipeable or easy to clean than others? Thanks! Thinking those cloth dashes are going to be hard to keep clean!
I currently own a 2023 SE, had a 2018 SE before. I am really liking the looks of the new 9th-gen Camry, might consider it! Thanks as always Jeff! - Fellow Toyota Enthusiast, Sam.
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Can’t stop laughing at “it’s supersonic baby, it’s supersonic”. Lmao.
I love this exact model. The color the trim level. I would just have to see how it drives with the bigger Wheels. I larger wheels and a couple of older cars in the ride felt rough
I really love the SE Camry ❤
Good job!!
It looks like here in Canada the SE is the base trim which is fine. However I personally would like to see non-black rims or at least we would have the option to choose otherwise. Everything else is great.
If they’re going to blackout the Camry badge, they should’ve blacked out the other emblems too. It makes it look weird the way it is.
Yes. It’s a easy fix but I know what you mean.
the camry is the best looking mid size sedan....the K5 and sonata are also beautiful..but not very...LOL
I just bought a 2024 Camry and it selling at invoice price until end of April 2024
I’m in the market for a vehicle. I’ve always heard do not get a car in its first year of a new model. Considering the ‘25 Camry basically has the same frame/build as a ‘24 Camry, does this rule of thumb go out the window?
I’d say so.
Very good question
I suspect you will be just fine getting a 2025
This might be the most reliable Camry yet since it’s not 100% all new that’s why they’ve had a lot of time to make refinements on this one. I just wish they come out with a Camry prime, if not I’ll just get another se hybrid
It might still have issues related to the new tech, hybrid system, and ecvt. My last 2 cars were 1-year models: 2010 infiniti G37X and 2018 Toyota Camry and both had the same issue - faulty transmission software causing rough gear shifts
much better tires and wheels! and sweet color, not the usual clear-coated bland primer you usually review. this i would buy
Got a 2022 XSE on lease. Will go for the XSE. Now trying to decide on FWD or AWD. Leaning toward AWD.
Might as well if it’s only a little bit more. Is your 2022 a hybrid as well? I have a 2018 SE hybrid and I can’t use the sport mode since it just does burnouts everywhere
No straight gas. So this will be a new experience. I have driven hybrids before.
It looks a bit like a Prius, but if you look closely, it's completely different. I think it's a good design. However, the rear seat space is small. The 2.5-liter 4-cylinder hybrid uses Toyota's latest generation hybrid system to provide powerful driving performance and good fuel efficiency.
I want to see the supersonic red SE with the upgraded wheels.
Which you prefer? LE or SE?
Would be nice if there was a hatchback option, and TOYOTA’S ADVANCED PARK, to assist the driver with hands-free parking.
There was never a Camry hatchback, mid size cars like this aren’t supposed to have hatch variants 😂
I wish Camry comes with tan/brown interior to compete with Korean manufacturers...guess they are saving that for the Lexus models.
Katzkin leather conversion on an LE for value 👍
Gee, I mean the dash cluster is nice, but I'm still glad I only paid $21k for my 2020 LE. Probably won't need to be upgrading for the next 10-15+ years anyway. Although when the time does come around, I may look at the slightly upgraded SE version (although for 2020 year, I didn't see that much of a difference to want to pay an extra $4000).
I wish the 2025 XSE had a black grill instead. 2025 SE looks better. Just my opinion, but I’ll probably wait for the refresh and see if any changes will happen! Love the glass black wheels! Great review Jeff!!
3:33 Do you mean TYPE C?
I have a feeling there will be a massive mid-life makeover just like what they did with the 7th Gen. This car has no wow factor unlike the 8th Gen. Since 2021, Toyota has has also struggled with the infotainment screen not knowing where to put it. The 2018-21 dash was perfect. I'm glad I own a 2019.
Wondering how many months it takes to actually reach new owners though.
Adding 3k for the option why not just buy the xse with no option.
That is the best way... Real leather, dual power seats, ambient lighting and other options not available on an SE or Le.
My 8th Generation 2022 XSE Camry that I bought at original 4 miles in January of 2022 is a Legend now with 7,400 miles as of April 2024. It has its own channel on mine if anyone wants to see it. That 2025 9th Gen Camry seems lacking something.
Nice! I waited 2 years for a TRD or XSE v6 to come but I've been in touch with all dealerships in BC, Canada. Toyota Canada allocated no v6's and discontinued it in 2024 (even though it appears on their website) by saying "out of stock".
@@ArseneLupin786I have a 23 XSE v6. Just get the i4 with AWD or the hybrid. It’s mediocre on speed AND mpg, the worst of both worlds. I love the car but I would’ve gone with a different powertrain.
@@ryanespinoza7297 yeah I just got the i4 awd for daily
The 8th Gen will be fondly remembered for years to come as the best looking Camry ever. I will also stick with my 2019 Sport (Australian spec) for sure. Actually, the 8th Gen was an anomaly. The Camry designs have been historically dull. Then in 2018, Toyota knocked it out of the park with the Gen 8 beauty. But it seems Toyota has gone back to the status quo with this Hyundai inspired Gen 9. I call it the new Hyundai i50. 🤣🤣🤣
Candles signal lights ? Not LED
Never cared for the camery but this makes my choices harder between the refreshed K5 and sonata. I’m looking for a hybrid in this class so it’s between the camery and sonata refresh.
Camry has better resale and reliability. Also, Camry won't burn your house down like Hyundai and Kia.
@@berniemadoff7837that’s a pretty antiquated mindset of the brands but those are brands I’ve never had issues with between the two which is why my choice is harder but most likely to stay with one of the two Korean brands. If it was the camery vs accord, the camery wins for me and all the brands mentioned will probably force Honda back to revise the look of the accord.
@@berniemadoff7837👍💯
@@HarmonsHarboryes Camrey
@@simmonsdustin864 Illiterate.
Very good car
It's a great vehicle overall but Toyota should include led lighting standard on everything above LE. Those halogen or incandescent bulbs are junk and are unsafe when others on the road have a hard time seeing them.
The turn down for Toyota is that parking sensor is only available with a 4K package in the XSE model, which is the highest trim!!! Is so mess up!
Do you know the answers to my questions about the 2025 Camry? 1. Does the 2025 Camry have steel knuckles or aluminum knuckles? 2. Approximately how many shop hours to replace new lithium ion battery in 2025 Camry under the seat? I’m hoping the new design requires less time to be removed to get the battery out. 3. Does the 2025 Camry have an electronically controlled variable oil pump? 4. Does the ECVT transmission in the 2025 Camry have a slush lubrication system or does it have a dry sump system like the 2024 Prius Prime? 5. Is the transmission in the 2025 Camry the PB12 transmission like in the 2024 Prius Prime which is lager than what is in the standard Prius? 6. Does the 2025 Camry have lug nuts with bolts or did you switch to bolts like on the 2024 Prius? 7. Does the 2025 Camry have a re-designed Two Piece timing chain cover like the 2024 Prius which was re-designed to eliminate the chances of leaks?
No need for aftermarket radio or wheels and AWD available, sounds good to me
I’ll keep my 2020 XSE
If this model had power passenger seats this would be a no brainer
Would love if the SE offered red interior... leave everything yhe same
Why can't we get one of these with the nice upgraded rims. Don't like the standard rims.
I wish they had a trim with full softex seats and smaller wheels.
LE?
@@Nightshade1881 the LE has full cloth seats 🤮
It looks like your phone will slide everywhere with that phone charger.
It does have sides on it. It’s hard to see in video
I hate Toyota for not making the accent lights standard. The incandescent turn signal looks strange crammed in the corner in the front.
would you buy?
no more v6 😢
Disappointed he does not do a driving impressions …. Reviews are all positive on everything so not sure how to evaluate.
Doesn't come in manual though - I'll pass for now thanks
Get a used lexus instead
The all new 9th Generation 2025 Toyota Camry is lame, slow, and ugly. Toyota changed the design, dropped Horse Power for the Pony Express. Do not purchase any 9th Gen Camry Hybrids, just not worth it. From a proud owner of an 8th Generation Toyota Camry XSE V6 fully loaded. A fully loaded 2025 Camry XSE Hybrid FWD MSRP of $41,647 with Delivery (basic with no packages or accessories MSRP $34,600 plus Delivery of $1,095 is total $35,695) and my 2023 Camry XSE V6 fully loaded MSRP of $41,305 with Delivery. Why spend more for a Hybrid when the Naturally Aspirated V6 is a thousand times better? The Toyota Crown is a Clown.
I hate black wheels on a car! They look dirty all the time and sinister! Just ugly!
Nope, sorry dude, my 23 V6 3.5 Engine Camry is way better than this garbage, pretty sure I’m shifting later to SUV 5 years or so from now, probably RAV4
Toyota always have cheap and ugly interior.
No gas Camrys! Hybrid! No thanks! TRASH!
The chrome looks cheap! This dude thinks he is funny but, he is NOT...