Spot on, lol. At most the only other curiosity pulling me about this video having driven a 2001 Camery not long ago. And a V6 at that😎 Interesting what a near quarter-century does for design.
I have a Camaro SS with 250k and 500hp. Unlike a camry, it's still worth money, is cheap, is the most reliable chevy car, etc etc etc. You are all weak men.
I unironically love Camrys. Both my parents drove Camrys while growing up, my first car was a hand-me-down Camry that racked up 280 thousand miles over its life. The first car I got myself was a Mustang, and after endless repairs and plowing through fuel (and honestly I realized that I'm a car person in theory but don't actually want something designed for performance as a daily driver) I went back to a Camry. It's got great fuel efficiency, it's comfortable, it's familiar, and it's reliable as fuck. I may have other cars in the future, but my primary will always be a Camry.
@@michaelblaes9847 I'm ... enough for a BMW - I wouldn't buy one, because they are junk & my time is valuable - don't have time to be constantly taking a piece of junk in to the dealer to get stuff that wasn't engineered properly fixed all the time.
You guys go over so many cars and one thing I would like to suggest is 30 seconds to talk about the "driver comfort" or "driver fatigue reducers". I ended up having a rental Toyota with Lane Track Assist while on a trip and it was such an improvement from other brands that just "help you not move invade" other lanes. I remember feeling much less tired when compared to the same distance traveled with our vehicle. If we want the auto makers to start making our lives better, this is the type of feature that we could highlight when comparing to other vehicles on the same segment. Thanks for all the amazing videos.
They did... you won't hate anything about the ride, but you won't necessarily love anything either. You will get out of the car after a long ride - just feeling "normal". They also kept referencing it as an "Uber" car. I mean if your living is driving all day, and you want your passengers comfortable... that's a taxi/Uber if I ever heard one.
I have a 2013 with 208000 miles on it and it still drives like new. Only normal routine maintenance and it never lets me down. People dog on the Camry for being plain and boring, but I find it plenty fun to drive as I’m cruising past the repair shops I never need to visit. It’s one of the few cars left that is as comfortable to drive as an old Oldsmobile.
@@almightysupreme6879 oil change, brake pads, battery, serpentine belt, transmission fluid service, wheel alignment, sway bar links, and I did replace the front shocks which although not bad I felt they were starting to get worn out.
The paddle shifts were cracking me up. You are always entertaining to watch especially when it’s a car I don’t care about myself and still watch says something. Great channel fellas.
That’s why I like that the paddles control regen braking in my Ioniq Hybrid, but in sport mode it does actually control the transmission. Though it makes slightly more sense in my car since Hyundai gives their hybrids a 6 speed DCT rather than a CVT.
This is the same in Honda's hybrid lineup and it makes perfect sense. Why Toyota hasn't implemented that same feature seems odd. I have a 2022 CRV Hybrid and I can basically drive the car around town with one pedal driving using the regen paddle to slow me down. It doesn't bring the car to a complete stop but it's a fun game to play to try and time a stop light and get as close to stopped as you can before you have to apply any brakes.
I went with a 10th gen accord because I'm 6'5", headroom is super good and the seat gets nice and low. Harrison is my hero for being a tall man representative!
Yuck. Honda and its obsession with that weak fastback slope and its pathetic 1.5 - 2.0 L engine sizes. The Accord died with Gen 9: the last powerful and well designed version.
@TheWayBesst 9th gen will probably be my all time favorite accord . Best looking one and the last of the beautiful j series v6 😢. 2.0 l turbo is quicker and has better tuning options, but that sound of the v6 was music to the ears 👂
I think the biggest bit left out is that the base Camry comes with the hybrid standard, gets 53 Cty/50 Hwy (51 comb.) MPG, makes 225 HP, and costs $28,400. Consider that even the regular Prius only gets 57/56/57 MPG, and with 194 HP. That's a pretty good deal if you wish a more "normal" vehicle than a Prius.
@@aygwm its not a true "AWD" in that its just an extra electric motor for the back wheels that can be used. The gas engine cannot power anything but the front wheels. It has a lot less max power available on the back wheels vs the front.
I had the V6 for a decade and I’ve had a hybrid for 4 years. Besides missing the occasional full throttle activation on the V6 (which only really felt quick from a rolling start due to limited low down torque) I’ve really not missed the V6 at all. Interestingly the hybrid acceleration from 60mph shows plenty of go at full throttle which I found recently when I took it into the outback and had to pass the double trailer trucks we get out here. It’s a comfortable daily with a pleasant shape to the eye. I have no regrets about picking one for family hauling duties.
I should add that I did 1000kms (600miles) in a day on some of the worst roads in the modern world (we’d had a lot of unseasonal rain in the outback and the roads were suffering as a consequence with large potholes and wash aways) and I got out feeling totally fresh. I also did that 1000km trip with just 45L of petrol (12US gallons)
hybrids also have a lot of low end torque so they feel great to drive in low speed city driving situations, unlike the V6 where you need to wring out the motor to get speed
It's a no thrills reliable everyday car. Nothing more and nothing less. I like how Toyota finally has a design identity, here were some Toyotas that had somewhat of a design language but it was dry and not all Toyotas had it.
The mid-size sedan market has been shrinking steadily for 2 decades now. It's basically this and the Accord. The rest fight over scraps. The Camry has been the King in this class for a long time (in terms of volume of sales) and these changes should ensure it remains that way. It's not a sports car, it's not a muscle car, so as long as you don't go in expecting an M3 on a budget, you'll be fine. If you want a regular family sedan that will be the most reliable vehicle on the planet and actually be worth something when you sell it in 10 years, you can't lose. The Camry is likely THE pick in the class.
@@jeffer1101 Plus it's fast too! A 2023 Dodge Charger SXT with the V6 has a zero to sixty of 6.5 seconds. 2025 Camry LE AWD gets 6.5 seconds too due to the lighter weight and more power
@@johnkonde1975charger sxts aren’t fast. They weigh 5350 pounds without a driver. Thats more than the Chrysler minivan weighs with the same engine. A dodge minivan from 2015 is faster than the new Camry and charger. 6.5 to 60 is just not fast anymore. It never really was we were just deprived in the 80s. High end muscle Cars in the 60s did sub 5 seconds to 60
@@Mr-furley 0-60 times on any non-sports car is a fool's game spec. Next time you are at the lights in your city, floor it when the light turns green. You'll look like a fool and have to let off the throttle to avoid excessive speed after a few seconds or you'll end up smashing into the vehicle in front of you. Your regular driving around town likely equates to a 0-60 time (although, do likely won't go that fast in town) of about 15-20 seconds. Marketing people convinced people that 0-60 times are an important metric when buying your next vehicle. They are meaningless on anything other than a sports car. If you care about 0-60 times, get a 911 Turbo S.
@@zacharyfillmore6424yep. I have Audi 2.0t with stage 1, so it’s 260 h.p. And now using 1.5 Yaris in Australia and surprisingly it’s enough. Highways and wide roads in us require more power (
@@zacharyfillmore6424 Why? It depends on the weight of the car, and then theres the thing that USAians arent allowed to drive at normal speeds at highways but are only allowed to crawl along...
I got one of the first ones in my area. Been driving it for 3 weeks now. I love it. For your eye detection, the reason you couldn't find it is because it's in the driver information center on the digital cluster. Also I'm a taller guy (6'2) - plenty of room and headspace, even for me. Loving this car - you missed a bunch of its features! Toyota's lane assist and such are absolutely needed for long commutes, I leave the car feeling well rested quite often as the car will "self-drive without a destination" for me.
@@destroyerofsimps6574 Honestly, I don't notice it at all unless it's something like grooved pavement or unless it's like a motorcycle/car with modified exhaust. I think the volume on the infotainment unit goes up to 70 or something? I rarely have it above 5 - 10 and can hear it perfectly clearly
I'd much rather watch a video of a Toyota Camry than watch a video of a Ferrari, BMW, or McLaren. At least I can afford the Camry. If I can't afford the car, then any video on it becomes super boring!!
As soon as I found out about the 2025 being a hybrid I immediately called my dealership for a test drive. I'm so excited for my drive! Great price range too.
It being a hybrid, I'm pretty sure the paddle shifts are for the brake regen. I have it on my CRV Hybrid. It's only activated when you're NOT accelerating. Get with the program guys! Love your channel!
You guys should do vlog type of content with your cars too, after the 'old' top gear and the grand tour, u guys are the best imo. I would be so happy if you guys follow their path. Whole crew is doing amazing job. Keep it going.
@@isaiahlouisb2 why are you a Tesla fan boy what they said is true I have been in a few Tesla's and their interior is really bad compared to most cars
Hoping for a TRD version. I'm not gonna lie but I've always liked the styling of the TRD Camry, even the modern ones. I don't expect them to be fast, just to look sleek and sporty for a reasonable price point.
@@purwantiallan5089 I don't even care about its power numbers, honestly, it's just the styling that I liked most. If you're buying a TRD Camry to race or go fast that's kinda... 😅😂🤣 Know what I mean?
The 8 speed is a mess though. It can get confused at times and it is mostly tuned for fuel economy. A dual clutch or a 6 speed manual borrowed from elsewhere would have probably been better.
@@Userxxx840 yeah but that's really what you buy a Camry for is the fuel economy. Having a transmission unique to just the TRD wouldn't make any financial sense for the manufacturer. If you want a snappier car, the GR Corolla would probably be the go-to
They went from a good looking sedan with the option of a reliable V6 that's plenty quick, to this appliance of a car. I guess it's a good choice for those who despise driving engagement and going any type of quick; even the new Prius is more fun to drive.
My first car was a Corolla and my second car was a Camry... While I loved the normalcy of those cars, it always left me yearning for more excitement. When I drove my Camry into the ground, I went out to test the latest Camry hoping for more "new", but just couldn't find it. Maybe one day I'll ride in another Camry again when I call an Uber, but I don't think I'll ever own another one.
Exactly the recipe they're gonna use for the "new" Rav 4. I'd bet it'll have the same powertrain and drive options, subtle exterior changes, improved interior and a $2500 price hike.
@@johnkonde1975 Why would someone care about 50 MPG vs 35 MPG if they are already paying 30k, woulda rather had a more reliable V6 getting 30 MPG and a sub 6 second 0-60. I don't think i've ever drove a car this slow but the old V6 is faster than my last car (slower than my 2.0T)
Every video you guys do puts the biggest smile on my face I don't even care about the vehicle anymore... This is the only channel that I get excited to see.😊
@@savethemanuals1597 Who is excusing anything on COVID? Post-COVID just means since 2020. If you want to argue manufacturers aren't scalping or putting out worse quality vehicles, then maybe you'd be saying something relevant to his point.
@@jconner3891 I highly doubt any modern car will last 400000 miles to the point that it's not economically correct to get a new car though... So far we will have to see .
I think a lot of people like myself had the accord in mind as as a potential next car but then saw the redesign and was completely disappointed in it. @@ajlee6933
Subaru Legacy, the unsung hero of the universal Japanese sedan. The Camry awd electric rear motor stops working above 8 mph Subaru is full time awd, the legacy has quite a bit more rear headroom it comes standard with adaptive headlights and a 12 inch touchscreen. All for $29k US. I noticed the average mpg in the video was just under 31mpg, my 2023 legacy has 62,000 miles of Uber driving and I average exactly the same, this is not a hybrid car BTW. Any of the cars you mentioned are pretty good, Camry, Accord, Sonata,K5, Altima but none of them can match the value for money of the Subaru.
They were getting 31mpg in the video because they were driving like crazy. If you drive the Camry with commute-level throttle inputs, it will give you mid-40s mpg. Edit: and the base model of the Camry gets over 50 mpg! That legacy ain’t touching it in fuel efficiency.
@blakeogeris2494 BMW don't do it (excepts for their recent EVs and Hybrids etc, but I hate New BMWs). Ever since Hyundai created the latest Genesis, everyone is doing it. Ferrari, Subaru, Toyota, Nissan, Renault, Jeep, Hyundai, Ford etc etc.
@mattyb1624 yea that's right! I couldn't put my finger on it.. yea it's not really good look.. a lot of car manufacturers are having the headlights pretty much at the bumper grill area and having the daytime running lights where the headlights should be
Why do people comment about "production quality" on car videos all the time now? Did you just read other people's comments about it and thought you'd copy them or are there a bunch of people out there obsessed with "production quality" more than the actual content of the video? It's like when people obsess over the squiggles of sauce they call "presentation" on a plate instead of the food. Lol
Dudes! You guys are killing my vibes! I want one over a Honda Accord for sure! They look dull looking and no looks to them at all! But, this Camry is hot! Real hot! I want one in the future over the Corolla Cross that my wife is so badly trying to get me to get next! Not! Thanks for the over all reviews guys! Awesome take! 💯👍🏾
I work for a rental car company and when we got these things in i was pretty skeptical. I never hated or loved the previous gen camrys i only ever had a neutral opinion on them: they drive you around reliably (all you can ask for especially for a rental car lmao). But the new gen camrys are some of my favorite cars we have. They have a very decent power to weight ratio and drive really really well in comparison to other vehicles the company i work for buys and its priced very accurately. Dont get me wrong, its not a perfect car, but it delivers on everything you could expect from a regular daily driver sedan (plus its hybrid so you save on gas!). I have the same opinion for the new hyundai sonatas as well.
Just finish renting a Camry SE for the weekend. Drove it 200 miles. I thought it to be adequate but a little on the cheap and tinny side. Also hard to get into compared to my trusty Forester. I'd pass on a new one unless I was a twenty-something.
30k king but video car is 40k. I get press cars usually are higher trims but no one is buying a stripper Camry L, normally they go to the LE or SE, and I'm betting the average price with delivery will be 35k for most Camrys
You can tell how exciting the car is by their joking and laughter. And just look at the size and thinness of the brake discs tells you a lot about the car.
24 Accord is still missing awd, pano roof, 360 cam, and still no simple homelink rearview mirror with the new gen. + Rear vents only on a touring. While even the base camry has them. Little comfort features add up.
Wow - a "normal" intro into a "normal" car review of a "normal" car. LOL for carrying the schtick all the way through. 😃 Also, rock on for liking/using Hoist the Colors - that's a badass track. 🤘🤘
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Ok so the fact that I clicked on a Camry video and watched it is 100% due to my loving you two. 😂
What has more money and R&D put into it? A Camry or Mclaren?
A Camry. Even though they are mass produced they are quite amazing.
Otherwise, the video was just... normal.
Same
You too, huh?
Spot on, lol. At most the only other curiosity pulling me about this video having driven a 2001 Camery not long ago. And a V6 at that😎 Interesting what a near quarter-century does for design.
I have a 2013 Camry with 300K miles never broke down! With regular maintenance and care it will drive for ever!
I have 2001 Camery. Like a bowl of vanilla ice-cream. PLAIN and simple and will go almost forever.
No one lives forever.
@CalvinHobbs-eb6fj How much do you drive if 300k miles on an 11 year-old car isn't much to you?
@CalvinHobbs-eb6fj At least you admitted you were wrong lmao.
I was very concerned when you thought ~27273 miles every year wasn't a lot.
I have a Camaro SS with 250k and 500hp. Unlike a camry, it's still worth money, is cheap, is the most reliable chevy car, etc etc etc. You are all weak men.
I unironically love Camrys. Both my parents drove Camrys while growing up, my first car was a hand-me-down Camry that racked up 280 thousand miles over its life. The first car I got myself was a Mustang, and after endless repairs and plowing through fuel (and honestly I realized that I'm a car person in theory but don't actually want something designed for performance as a daily driver) I went back to a Camry. It's got great fuel efficiency, it's comfortable, it's familiar, and it's reliable as fuck. I may have other cars in the future, but my primary will always be a Camry.
What year Camry do you have?
If your not ... enough for a BMW the Camry is perfect. It's a good car, that does what cars should do. I wonder why the U.S. government hates it?
@@michaelblaes9847 I'm ... enough for a BMW - I wouldn't buy one, because they are junk & my time is valuable - don't have time to be constantly taking a piece of junk in to the dealer to get stuff that wasn't engineered properly fixed all the time.
Pretty much my story. I’m past the Camry now I’m in a 23 Venza limited.
@@petermacdonald6332why the limited😂😂😂 its a venza. No need to state the trim..u aint getting additional points brother man or sis
You guys go over so many cars and one thing I would like to suggest is 30 seconds to talk about the "driver comfort" or "driver fatigue reducers". I ended up having a rental Toyota with Lane Track Assist while on a trip and it was such an improvement from other brands that just "help you not move invade" other lanes. I remember feeling much less tired when compared to the same distance traveled with our vehicle. If we want the auto makers to start making our lives better, this is the type of feature that we could highlight when comparing to other vehicles on the same segment. Thanks for all the amazing videos.
They did... you won't hate anything about the ride, but you won't necessarily love anything either. You will get out of the car after a long ride - just feeling "normal". They also kept referencing it as an "Uber" car. I mean if your living is driving all day, and you want your passengers comfortable... that's a taxi/Uber if I ever heard one.
I still have no idea what the Lane track assist is . I do know when my wheels touch the Lane markings I get 5 pain in my ass beeps
You guys bore the crap out of me
I have a 2013 with 208000 miles on it and it still drives like new. Only normal routine maintenance and it never lets me down. People dog on the Camry for being plain and boring, but I find it plenty fun to drive as I’m cruising past the repair shops I never need to visit. It’s one of the few cars left that is as comfortable to drive as an old Oldsmobile.
Exactly this. I love cool and unique cars but there’s nothing better than a car that is just so normal that it never lets you down.
I have 2010 highlander v6 sports.203000 miles
In Gulf countries it is used as taxis, and many 7th gen camry already reached 1 million + km
What is regular maintenance if you don’t mind me asking
@@almightysupreme6879 oil change, brake pads, battery, serpentine belt, transmission fluid service, wheel alignment, sway bar links, and I did replace the front shocks which although not bad I felt they were starting to get worn out.
The paddle shifts were cracking me up. You are always entertaining to watch especially when it’s a car I don’t care about myself and still watch says something. Great channel fellas.
That’s why I like that the paddles control regen braking in my Ioniq Hybrid, but in sport mode it does actually control the transmission. Though it makes slightly more sense in my car since Hyundai gives their hybrids a 6 speed DCT rather than a CVT.
@@General_Mis paddles control also fit on KIA Picanto?
Useless paddles 😂
This is the same in Honda's hybrid lineup and it makes perfect sense. Why Toyota hasn't implemented that same feature seems odd. I have a 2022 CRV Hybrid and I can basically drive the car around town with one pedal driving using the regen paddle to slow me down. It doesn't bring the car to a complete stop but it's a fun game to play to try and time a stop light and get as close to stopped as you can before you have to apply any brakes.
Since there's only one gear (CVT) why would there be paddle-shifts????
I went with a 10th gen accord because I'm 6'5", headroom is super good and the seat gets nice and low. Harrison is my hero for being a tall man representative!
Team Harrison! We'd have a lot more options if we were short. 6' would do nicely.
hey, at least you have a long line of women waiting to sleep with you wherever you go because you're tall. Women love tall men and hate short men
Yuck. Honda and its obsession with that weak fastback slope and its pathetic 1.5 - 2.0 L engine sizes. The Accord died with Gen 9: the last powerful and well designed version.
@TheWayBesst 9th gen will probably be my all time favorite accord . Best looking one and the last of the beautiful j series v6 😢. 2.0 l turbo is quicker and has better tuning options, but that sound of the v6 was music to the ears 👂
@@HULK-HOGAN1the 2.0t is the modern k series. Way under rated
I put 8,000 miles on a 2023 gas Camry last year as a rental and it was fantastic in every way. Comfortable, roomy, and 35-38 mpg on the highway.
I think the biggest bit left out is that the base Camry comes with the hybrid standard, gets 53 Cty/50 Hwy (51 comb.) MPG, makes 225 HP, and costs $28,400. Consider that even the regular Prius only gets 57/56/57 MPG, and with 194 HP. That's a pretty good deal if you wish a more "normal" vehicle than a Prius.
I'm getting a 2025 Camry LE this week! Loved my test drive. Didn't think I really needed the SE upgrade. So excited!!
Who cares 🤷♂️
@@noneofyourbusiness1282idk, none of your business really..
Update: ending up getting the 2015 Camry SE in reservoir blue. Beautiful car. Love it.
@@analogueoverdigital929 TY!
@@noneofyourbusiness1282😂💀💀
I'm watching Throttle House!
on a camry :/
Yes you are :)
@@damienfrizzell9394wish if it was on 2007 Ford Fusion.
I thought it was Extra Throttle house
what's that?
Toyota is doing the right thing by hybridizing and AWD’ing everything
Agree
AWD is not really required in a lot of places and adds cost and complexity, just like the hybrid system.
Not entirely true
@@aygwm its not a true "AWD" in that its just an extra electric motor for the back wheels that can be used. The gas engine cannot power anything but the front wheels. It has a lot less max power available on the back wheels vs the front.
@aygwm your comment shows you know nothing about either system and you are talking out your ass 😂
3:48 Awesome that the camera man caught both enemies at the same spot
ITS SUPER EFFECTIVE.
or should you say Camry man😮
@@henryvu725 That pun was terrible. Loved it!
@@henryvu725 😭😁😆
Great shot
In the last two weeks, I have re fallen in love with this channel.
The chemistry between James and Thomas has been impeccable the last few years.
The sexual tension between them is a bit gay though
they're not gonna let you hit bro
I love these normal car reviews you guys do so much, sometimes more than the fun exotic cars. Would love if you'd do the Altima and Sonata as well!
I had the V6 for a decade and I’ve had a hybrid for 4 years. Besides missing the occasional full throttle activation on the V6 (which only really felt quick from a rolling start due to limited low down torque) I’ve really not missed the V6 at all.
Interestingly the hybrid acceleration from 60mph shows plenty of go at full throttle which I found recently when I took it into the outback and had to pass the double trailer trucks we get out here.
It’s a comfortable daily with a pleasant shape to the eye. I have no regrets about picking one for family hauling duties.
I should add that I did 1000kms (600miles) in a day on some of the worst roads in the modern world (we’d had a lot of unseasonal rain in the outback and the roads were suffering as a consequence with large potholes and wash aways) and I got out feeling totally fresh.
I also did that 1000km trip with just 45L of petrol (12US gallons)
hybrids also have a lot of low end torque so they feel great to drive in low speed city driving situations, unlike the V6 where you need to wring out the motor to get speed
@@johnkonde1975 "Great" is highly relative.
But V6 should feel smoother than a 4 cylinder no?
For 300 hp the last v6 was slow for what it was.
It's a no thrills reliable everyday car. Nothing more and nothing less. I like how Toyota finally has a design identity, here were some Toyotas that had somewhat of a design language but it was dry and not all Toyotas had it.
A very poor design language. They really uglied this thing up compared to the last generation. 😢
The mid-size sedan market has been shrinking steadily for 2 decades now. It's basically this and the Accord. The rest fight over scraps. The Camry has been the King in this class for a long time (in terms of volume of sales) and these changes should ensure it remains that way. It's not a sports car, it's not a muscle car, so as long as you don't go in expecting an M3 on a budget, you'll be fine. If you want a regular family sedan that will be the most reliable vehicle on the planet and actually be worth something when you sell it in 10 years, you can't lose. The Camry is likely THE pick in the class.
@@jeffer1101 Plus it's fast too! A 2023 Dodge Charger SXT with the V6 has a zero to sixty of 6.5 seconds. 2025 Camry LE AWD gets 6.5 seconds too due to the lighter weight and more power
@@johnkonde1975charger sxts aren’t fast. They weigh 5350 pounds without a driver. Thats more than the Chrysler minivan weighs with the same engine. A dodge minivan from 2015 is faster than the new Camry and charger. 6.5 to 60 is just not fast anymore. It never really was we were just deprived in the 80s. High end muscle Cars in the 60s did sub 5 seconds to 60
@@Mr-furley 0-60 times on any non-sports car is a fool's game spec. Next time you are at the lights in your city, floor it when the light turns green. You'll look like a fool and have to let off the throttle to avoid excessive speed after a few seconds or you'll end up smashing into the vehicle in front of you. Your regular driving around town likely equates to a 0-60 time (although, do likely won't go that fast in town) of about 15-20 seconds. Marketing people convinced people that 0-60 times are an important metric when buying your next vehicle. They are meaningless on anything other than a sports car. If you care about 0-60 times, get a 911 Turbo S.
did you just have a normal intro 😳
Makes sense. Normal intro for a normal car. To talk about how normal it is.
it's a Camry ...lol
I was so bummed. But figures.
An offensively normal intro.
A normal intro for a normal car
Calling 233hp "lovely around town" sounds so weird. Idk if my european mind can't comprehend, but we're still selling under 100hp cars here
A lot of these auto journalist think that most people drive 500hp sport cars...
Sub 100 hp doesn’t fair well on USA highways in my option
@@zacharyfillmore6424yep. I have Audi 2.0t with stage 1, so it’s 260 h.p. And now using 1.5 Yaris in Australia and surprisingly it’s enough. Highways and wide roads in us require more power (
@@zacharyfillmore6424 Why? It depends on the weight of the car, and then theres the thing that USAians arent allowed to drive at normal speeds at highways but are only allowed to crawl along...
I got one of the first ones in my area. Been driving it for 3 weeks now. I love it.
For your eye detection, the reason you couldn't find it is because it's in the driver information center on the digital cluster.
Also I'm a taller guy (6'2) - plenty of room and headspace, even for me.
Loving this car - you missed a bunch of its features! Toyota's lane assist and such are absolutely needed for long commutes, I leave the car feeling well rested quite often as the car will "self-drive without a destination" for me.
How's road noise on the freeway?
@@destroyerofsimps6574 Honestly, I don't notice it at all unless it's something like grooved pavement or unless it's like a motorcycle/car with modified exhaust. I think the volume on the infotainment unit goes up to 70 or something? I rarely have it above 5 - 10 and can hear it perfectly clearly
“I’m not saying 7inch is small.” cracked me up! 😂
ikr hahaha
lol he lays down with a lot of men so he knows that 7 inch is above avg LOL
@@johnkonde1975they strait and married not lgtb
7 inch is too much
@@Internetbanned come to Atlanta. The gayest men are married to oblivious women 😂
Only you 2 could make me watch a video about/aboot a Toyota Camry. Damn you!
Gold.🤣
Toyota Camry 2015 and 2025 are equally good.
I'd much rather watch a video of a Toyota Camry than watch a video of a Ferrari, BMW, or McLaren. At least I can afford the Camry. If I can't afford the car, then any video on it becomes super boring!!
Thiiiiiiiis Is the all new Camry
More and more Lexus styling is looking Toyota styling or vice versa
We get a Tenacious D reference at 9:00, and James is like, "c'mon Thomas, no cheesy jokes." lol.
Glad I caught it
No one can destroy The Metal!
As soon as I found out about the 2025 being a hybrid I immediately called my dealership for a test drive. I'm so excited for my drive! Great price range too.
0:58 "And we thought that a Camry would be the perfect car."
Yeah, right, I bet that's exactly what you thought 😂😂😂
2:24 "... At least it moves!"
I know one thing though. Previous gen V6 Camry prices are going thru the roof now. Thx Toyota for keeping up with the downsizing trend...
@@TermlessHGW Damn, what engines will Lotus use now?
@TermlessHGW what downsizing, 2,5L 4 cylinder is not downsizing. The gr yaris has a 3 cyl with less displacement and more hp
@@roteroktober360 From a 3.5l V6 to 2.5l l4. That's not downsizing? Yaris is a completely different type of car.
The Camery is definitely one of the cars of all time
I see what you did there 😅
I think that more accurately describes the Subaru Legacy.
It being a hybrid, I'm pretty sure the paddle shifts are for the brake regen. I have it on my CRV Hybrid. It's only activated when you're NOT accelerating. Get with the program guys! Love your channel!
The Camry front looks sick… this is the best looking Camry ever
I just want to say that y’all’s videos are helping me through a rough patch of my life.
God speed man
You guys should do vlog type of content with your cars too, after the 'old' top gear and the grand tour, u guys are the best imo. I would be so happy if you guys follow their path. Whole crew is doing amazing job. Keep it going.
The shot of the Camry next to a sign that says "Kelp" is perfect.
It’s very car, indeed.
I do like the styling a lot. I think it’s a nice evolution.
It will go down as one of the cars in history.
Replaced my bedroom poster with: I DON’T LAY AWAKE AT NIGHT THINKING WHAT CAMRY’s LOOK LIKE
That interior is nicer than $100,000 Teslas.
Biggest cap of 2024. Why is tesla in your head rent free?
@@isaiahlouisb2Tesla interiors are trash.
It really is
100% correct
@@isaiahlouisb2 why are you a Tesla fan boy what they said is true I have been in a few Tesla's and their interior is really bad compared to most cars
The "paddle shifters" aren't for sporty gear changes, they're basically for adjusting regen braking for downhill mountain driving.
Is this true?
@@angelgjr1999 No. For some reason people think one brand/ model does it the other brand/ model does it too
Love when you guys go to work out in California, you always pick some beautiful scenic roads and backdrops. Keep up the good work.
Hoping for a TRD version. I'm not gonna lie but I've always liked the styling of the TRD Camry, even the modern ones. I don't expect them to be fast, just to look sleek and sporty for a reasonable price point.
Camry TRD version probably gonna have 25bhp more than stock Camry.
@@purwantiallan5089 I don't even care about its power numbers, honestly, it's just the styling that I liked most. If you're buying a TRD Camry to race or go fast that's kinda... 😅😂🤣 Know what I mean?
There will probably be a gr version with a turbo 4 cylinder but prices may or may not break the bank even more so than the gr corolla
The 8 speed is a mess though. It can get confused at times and it is mostly tuned for fuel economy. A dual clutch or a 6 speed manual borrowed from elsewhere would have probably been better.
@@Userxxx840 yeah but that's really what you buy a Camry for is the fuel economy. Having a transmission unique to just the TRD wouldn't make any financial sense for the manufacturer. If you want a snappier car, the GR Corolla would probably be the go-to
Not the car we want but it's the car we need.
Just buy a Tesla
I just bought a 2025 SE Camry! I’m loving it
James upshifts:
Toyota Camry: eeeeeeeeeh
That was the eCVTs contribution to the review. Drone.
@@cbotten106 was quite aware.
Emphasis on the foolery.
Lmao
Thank you guys for cramming so many reviews into this trip. You deserved a day of normalcy.
An i-Force max TRD Camry AWD with 437hp would be wild
Yeah 💥💥
Never gonna happen
Well thinking and wishful with that but that will never ever happen
@@drunksquirrel2051 why you gotta ruin a fantasy with reality sheeeeeesh
@@andrewjarvis7777 cause real life sucks
They went from a good looking sedan with the option of a reliable V6 that's plenty quick, to this appliance of a car. I guess it's a good choice for those who despise driving engagement and going any type of quick; even the new Prius is more fun to drive.
Holy cow, Hoist the Colors is awesome! Thanks James!
I’ve been waiting for this car review! Thank you I’ll enjoy
2025 Camry is 8.9/10.
My first car was a Corolla and my second car was a Camry... While I loved the normalcy of those cars, it always left me yearning for more excitement. When I drove my Camry into the ground, I went out to test the latest Camry hoping for more "new", but just couldn't find it. Maybe one day I'll ride in another Camry again when I call an Uber, but I don't think I'll ever own another one.
Should upgrade to a Lexus. If your still wanting a Toyota Camry with more excitement.
They always feel numb to me. I find the equivalent Hondas provide more driving enjoyment.
have you tried test driving a GTI?
You should test drive the Honda Accord
I c... you grounded to the ground!
Who’s already watched other camry’s reviews but still watch this cux its Throttle Houseeeeeeee❤
I loved my Camry. It started every time I turned the key, and I got to point A to B in all 4 seasons. It just wouldn’t die XD
120k on my 2017 and never had any problems with it! Meanwhile every car around me has so many issues and are newer. Camry life baby!
I just bought my new 2025 Toyota Camry 1 month ago and I love it! 💙💙💙
Is it China version? I am looking for China version
Exactly the recipe they're gonna use for the "new" Rav 4. I'd bet it'll have the same powertrain and drive options, subtle exterior changes, improved interior and a $2500 price hike.
2004 RAV 4 also equally banger like the new RAV 4.
Jack of all trades, master of none perfectly describes this car. Which is good 👍🏾
getting 50 plus mpg while also getting a zero to 60 of under 7 seconds sounds like a master of all trades to me!!
@@johnkonde1975 fair enough
Master of reliability for sure, and that's all most people want
@@johnkonde1975 Why would someone care about 50 MPG vs 35 MPG if they are already paying 30k, woulda rather had a more reliable V6 getting 30 MPG and a sub 6 second 0-60. I don't think i've ever drove a car this slow but the old V6 is faster than my last car (slower than my 2.0T)
@@Knightmare22 7 second 0-60 is pretty sad tbh
You guys have a great sense of humor. Great channel!
The Lexus at 2:26 getting offended and speeding up is hilarious 😂
That was their camera car taking shots
Toyota used the same formula for their cars for decades and it’s worked so well. I’m a gm fan but I can respect and applaud this
damn, how do they know im watching throttle house 🤯
The only channel on UA-cam that can get me to watch a Camry video.
👍
Every video you guys do puts the biggest smile on my face I don't even care about the vehicle anymore... This is the only channel that I get excited to see.😊
i have 2019 camry 2.5 engine with adaptive cruise control and i really love this car
My 2021 Avalon Limited V6, 300hp, with less than 10K miles and paid off, is doing fine, thank you.
I have read that the Avalon blows out tires for some reason, at the side walls. Have you had any problems with that? I’m interested in a used 2022.
The Tenacious D Reference is god tier, good shit James.
That's a pretty normal review! I loved it! 🤣
45 thousand dollars for a Camry is crazy.
Done with the COVID excuse. This Camry is still nicer then the Ford 500/Accord.
@@savethemanuals1597 Who is excusing anything on COVID? Post-COVID just means since 2020. If you want to argue manufacturers aren't scalping or putting out worse quality vehicles, then maybe you'd be saying something relevant to his point.
The Camry will last 400000 miles. Stick with your cyber truck. 😂
@@jconner3891 I highly doubt any modern car will last 400000 miles to the point that it's not economically correct to get a new car though...
So far we will have to see .
@@hiiambarney4489 o yes their is. The old Toyota.s doo. You keep up the maintenance they will.
I know a channel is great when I will watch it when I have zero interest in the car u are reviewing. You guys are the best
The Camry in my opinion is the perfect car. And for the price. Best value and quality
SE trim for me ..❤❤
Looks better than previous gen and definitely looks waaaaay better than the ACCORD onside out
Can’t stop thinking about the Accord, huh?
I think a lot of people like myself had the accord in mind as as a potential next car but then saw the redesign and was completely disappointed in it. @@ajlee6933
@@ajlee6933it is ugly and looks old from every angle
2:24 Noticed that lovely silver LX near you. Is that your camera car?
Well probably it is the camera car.
Probably…they had an LX and a Ranger Raptor with them when they did the Land Cruiser video just before filming this.
Subaru Legacy, the unsung hero of the universal Japanese sedan. The Camry awd electric rear motor stops working above 8 mph Subaru is full time awd, the legacy has quite a bit more rear headroom it comes standard with adaptive headlights and a 12 inch touchscreen. All for $29k US.
I noticed the average mpg in the video was just under 31mpg, my 2023 legacy has 62,000 miles of Uber driving and I average exactly the same, this is not a hybrid car BTW.
Any of the cars you mentioned are pretty good, Camry, Accord, Sonata,K5, Altima but none of them can match the value for money of the Subaru.
Get it while you can! The 2025 is the last year for the Legacy.
They were getting 31mpg in the video because they were driving like crazy. If you drive the Camry with commute-level throttle inputs, it will give you mid-40s mpg.
Edit: and the base model of the Camry gets over 50 mpg! That legacy ain’t touching it in fuel efficiency.
Been waiting for this review for a long time. So glad you guys did this
You guys managed to turn a terribly boring car into an entertaining and enjoyable ride. You guys continue to be the best
As a normal man with a normal income this looks like my dream car
@LopezZeta Corollas have greatly improved too in image. They even sell a black one with gold wheels now lmao.
Had to comment for the Tenacious D reference
Man, literally same here. Hopped on my phone instantly to say something, cause anyone else who gets a tenacious d reference is immediately my friend.
Made me giggle for sure. 😂
This double stripe headlight fad is getting funny. Everyone is following the herd 😂
Who started it? Lol ..bmw?
@@blakeogeris2494Pfft gotta go more back than that. They didn’t start that. 😂 I remember them ugly Cherokees with the split lights
hyundai@@blakeogeris2494
@blakeogeris2494 BMW don't do it (excepts for their recent EVs and Hybrids etc, but I hate New BMWs). Ever since Hyundai created the latest Genesis, everyone is doing it. Ferrari, Subaru, Toyota, Nissan, Renault, Jeep, Hyundai, Ford etc etc.
@mattyb1624 yea that's right! I couldn't put my finger on it.. yea it's not really good look.. a lot of car manufacturers are having the headlights pretty much at the bumper grill area and having the daytime running lights where the headlights should be
I just gotta say guys - your production quality is approaching top gear. I mean really good stuff! I’m a huge fan and will keep watching! bravo!
Why do people comment about "production quality" on car videos all the time now? Did you just read other people's comments about it and thought you'd copy them or are there a bunch of people out there obsessed with "production quality" more than the actual content of the video? It's like when people obsess over the squiggles of sauce they call "presentation" on a plate instead of the food. Lol
@@A.J.1656 Normally I'd respond with a comment of substance but since you're such an absolute fucking dunce its not worth it.
Dudes! You guys are killing my vibes! I want one over a Honda Accord for sure! They look dull looking and no looks to them at all! But, this Camry is hot! Real hot! I want one in the future over the Corolla Cross that my wife is so badly trying to get me to get next! Not! Thanks for the over all reviews guys! Awesome take! 💯👍🏾
$41K USD for a spec'ed out Camry is outrageous.
Jack black is very happy that you recognize that metal did in fact emerge victorious! Lol great review as always gents, keep em coming
Camry? You mean Crown?
Crown in Japanese but this one won't sell in Japan
Toyota Camry 2025 looks similar indeed to Crown Victoria.
Crown replaces Avalon, while this is the new version of Camry
No it's a Camry. Crown is a different Animal. They are usually FR layout. Look up Crown Athlete and Majesta.
@@KuroRyuu86it’s a reference to a previous video where James and Thomas pointed out that every Toyota is a crown.
I work for a rental car company and when we got these things in i was pretty skeptical. I never hated or loved the previous gen camrys i only ever had a neutral opinion on them: they drive you around reliably (all you can ask for especially for a rental car lmao). But the new gen camrys are some of my favorite cars we have. They have a very decent power to weight ratio and drive really really well in comparison to other vehicles the company i work for buys and its priced very accurately. Dont get me wrong, its not a perfect car, but it delivers on everything you could expect from a regular daily driver sedan (plus its hybrid so you save on gas!). I have the same opinion for the new hyundai sonatas as well.
Without question, one of the cars ever made 🙌
This review was so normal that I couldn’t finish it
9:03 is that a Tenacious D reference!? 😂
ANOTHER BANGER!
Camry looks like the Gen 7 NASCAR CAMRY.
Just finish renting a Camry SE for the weekend. Drove it 200 miles. I thought it to be adequate but a little on the cheap and tinny side. Also hard to get into compared to my trusty Forester. I'd pass on a new one unless I was a twenty-something.
The most impressive thing about this video is that they managed to fill 16 minutes with content about a Camry. It's a Camry.
30k king but video car is 40k. I get press cars usually are higher trims but no one is buying a stripper Camry L, normally they go to the LE or SE, and I'm betting the average price with delivery will be 35k for most Camrys
Stripper models are for fleet and taxis/Uber
They don’t make the L anymore. It starts at the LE
I paid $27,500 for a 2024 LE. If you look enough, you can get a 2025 LE for $29,000
You can tell how exciting the car is by their joking and laughter. And just look at the size and thinness of the brake discs tells you a lot about the car.
Tenacious D reference was fucking awesome.
But it was just a tribute
24 Accord is still missing awd, pano roof, 360 cam, and still no simple homelink rearview mirror with the new gen. + Rear vents only on a touring. While even the base camry has them. Little comfort features add up.
Zero interest in a Camry, but I have to watch every episode. Just so so good. Keep it up guys.
Nice shout out to Tenacious D!!!
Is this a test? See if your audience will click on anything? It worked.
at 4:45 I stopped watching the video because it was normal
I had to look up "Hoist the coloUrs".. wasn't disappointed!
Wow - a "normal" intro into a "normal" car review of a "normal" car. LOL for carrying the schtick all the way through. 😃
Also, rock on for liking/using Hoist the Colors - that's a badass track. 🤘🤘
Man they went from such a unique and cool design for the last revamp, then they did this to it....such a shame
Let's go Friday!
“AWD…. eat shit Honda Accord”
Classic.
Ok, random question- who started the trend of a vestigial shift lever and why?
Unfortunately, the vehicle you’re showing does not match your title the car you’re actually showing cost in the mid-40s dishonest media