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Literally made another video pointing out 5 things I like about this car as well. To me these are the low points.

Don't recall a specific law that says both hands need to be on the wheel at all times? Monitoring what's going around the car while it steers for you for 30sec-1 minute is not really hands free.

Right, at least give the option. You're not alone, a lot of people don't want a hybrid.

What?

There's a linked video where I also go over 5 great things about this car. These are just the 5 things I didn't like. It's still a great car overall but not perfect. I can still be critical about a good car.

$180,000??? Are you for real??

Lol tell me about it

Lol, you're right. Makes so much sense.

Lol no, but the TRD one is actually trackable if you want. There's people out there who have taken it. My point is there was a Camry for everyone, a broad spectrum. There's no engine options and less trim options this time around. So there's a group of buyers that will look elsewhere.

Tbh I would. Windy roads are fun with a car that handles well.

They have a recall on the fuel pump it’s gonna start burning a little more gas

That would have made the most sense tbh.

Overall, it's still a pretty good SUV though. It's surprisingly fun to drive.

Lol, I literally just pointed out 5 things I didn't like. Haters going to hate 🤷

Debatable, I'm not a huge fan of the looks. But as I see more and more of them it's not as bad. But it's purely personal preference.

Thanks!

Good to know 👍

By .1 seconds. Accord 2.0T had more torque and weighed less. The Toyota Camry is one of the last sedans with an NA V6. Everything is turbocharged or hybrid nowadays. You can't beat the response from an NA engine.

Lol, the link in the video literally goes over 5 things I like and dislike about this car. The good and the bad. I praise this car for a lot of its features but it has shortcomings too. Plus the ecoboost is not a "real" mustang so there's that

I know right!

Yea, I really love the way this car looks. Nice, the red with these wheels really pops!

The car is not perfect and I'm just pointing out 5 things I don't like about the new one. In the linked video I talked about how the new Camry is still a great car. But there are no options. It's only sold in hybrid form and there isn't a variant with more power. For taxis and Ubers it's great and doesn't affect them. But there is a decent portion of people who do not want to deal with hybrids still. There is no Camry for those people so they'll look elsewhere.

They have improved a lot throughout the years. But I know a lot of people with Hyundai/Kia's who've had some serious issues. Not saying every car will, but I hear about more issues with these cars compared to the Honda or Toyota equivalents.

Don't get me wrong, it's still a great car. Just pointing out 5 things that I don't like. I made a video pointing out the 5 things I love about this car as well.

God damn dude. You are going all out, this thing sounds like a beast! 💪 Must be a ton of fun to drive!

Nice, some extra power really makes this car fun to drive. I have no regrets.

Thanks, I'm glad you liked the review! I've driven the 2015 XC60 and I remember that whole infotainment situation, not the easiest to use. I like to change between drive modes so having it buried in the infotainment system is a bit annoying. Overall I still think the S60 is a good car, but I wish it had more standard features.

My personal car is manual, that's my preferred transmission. I think paddle shifters are a gimmick but they make auto transmission cars a little more fun. I drove the new Camry recently and that one still used the paddle shifters to shift the transmission.

Never said the hybrid had more maintenance....and in general it's easier to replace components in an NA engine car than hybrid components. Plus hybrid components are expensive. Once the battery goes it's not even worth paying to get it replaced. Toyota could keep the hybrid but they should also a have an NA engine option. A lot of people don't want to deal with a hybrid or electric. That's a large portion of buyers that will look elsewhere. I also made a video listing 5 things I really like about the car. It's a great car, but I think the previous gen had better options.

@ doesn’t matter if the hybrid components are expensive if you never need to replace those expensive components. You mentioned the hybrid battery being too expensive to replace. That’s simply not true. In general Hybrid batteries are 1/10th the size of full EV batteries and much cheaper to work on. I won’t bore you with all the details of hybrid experiences that have come through my shop. But just know Lexus and Toyota hybrids are cheaper to keep long term compared to their gas counterparts.

Not in all cases.

It my opinion 🤷. Not everyone will agree with me but a good amount will as well. I just like having options. That's all.

That guy is crazy

@@alexs_wrex get a Lexus

@@Heyitsyourfriendrobert Honestly, they have better Engine Options, Trims and just as reliable.

@@alexs_wrex Yes they do and for the price point, The 2025 Camry is a Huge step up and what you get for 41,800 is a Phenomenal deal plus it looks so classy now.

I've worked on Toyota's and Hondas from the 90s and early 2000's. Those were reliable and very easy to maintain, at least they seemed to me.

Lmao nah. A diesel conversion would be wild on these cars though.

They went pretty bare bones with the car this time around. If it was significantly cheaper I'd let it slide but at this price point it's disappointing. You can get so much more from its competitors.

​@@alexs_wrexThe production in South Carolina of the S60 has been discontinued. Volvo didn't go out with a bang here since they're pushing EV's now. Better get you a previous model S60, or an S90, for the bells and whistles.

Yea out of the box it's lacking a lot. You need to add on features that are standard in other cars. Especially at this price point. The car drives well, looks good and still has a lot of safety tech/features but unless you are a die hard Volvo fan I can't really recommend this over its competition.

I literally made a video pointing out 5 things I like about the new Camry as well. People just latch onto this and think I'm just bashing on the car. It's a good car but it's not perfect and there are things I think the previous generation did better. But yes, everyone should be checking other reviews as well. Don't just watch one video. Get multiple perspectives. But if someone praises this generation as the best ever they are lying. There are things that won't appeal to a good number of shoppers this time around.

There's literally a whole community of people out there who track their TRD Camry's and modify them. It's a decent base to start with for a bigger sedan and it performs pretty well and it's reliable. This gen is not the best looking. But that's subjective.