I have a Land cruiser and a few other Toyota's. All of them have done more than 200k kms (I use the LC, wife used Camry and corolla, brother uses vellfire and his wife uses an Innova). These cars are the BEST. Very low maintenance costs, built like a tank, unassuming exteriors, etc.. I like to drive my LC more than my Cayenne S 😄
Still have my 1991 Camry estate. Handed down from new through the family. 356k Miles, Still original engine and running gear and it's never failed an MOT!
I had 1990 Camry (2.0 gli) as my first car 7 years, and it was also very reliable. It's side of my field now and it has 520k km in it and everything still works, power mirrors, windows etc... Only rust can kill a Toyota :)
It's funny how I take this Camry as a cab to work every day here (in the UAE) and I'm watching a review of this car rn. Gotta love carwow for doing supercars to budget cars, love it! Keep up the good work!
Yes. And he probably owns his own home, pays next to nothing for car insurance, has a reasonably well performing pension...and doesnt suffer from online status anxiety.
Martin Allen Sounds like me! I'm 66, finished my mortgage when I was 50, my fully comp car insurance in London for me and my wife is £127 for the year, and I have a good pension after working for the same company for 43 years. I've never been so well off. Please don't think I'm bragging, I'm just saying that getting old has it's benefits. Free prescriptions and eye test. Free travel pass and discounts for lots of other things. The luckiest thing is I still enjoy good health. Oh, and I like the colour of the car.....
doesn’t really matter how it handles, or whether the cup holders feel cheap.... It will never break. These reviews always understate this point. So why compare to a Vauxhall or VW?? Great car for sensible people.
Toyota never break is such a bullshit, I have 4 Toyotas age less than 12 years old in my family and they does break down, the only good thing is they're cheap and quite easy to fix. Only the engine never have problem so far.
Most car brands nowadays are as reliable as ever so I dont get your point why toyota has an advantage in that department. In the past yes. Today maybe not.
@@jonathanong4583 lol u don't know about Toyotas especially camries they are the favourite in Nigeria 1999 camries 2003 to 2005 in Nigeria are everywhere with 200000 km plus and still purring
I just bought a 2019 Toyota Camry LE that I think is one of the most beautiful sedan on the road and one of the best Toyota Camry ever created. the interior of the Camry is well design, spacious and comfortable. The 4 cylinders engine have enough power for the car and the trunk has a lot of space. I bought the Camry because it is one of the most reliable car in the world. I expect to drive it for 7 years without engine and transmission problem.
Well my Toyota Yaris verso is coming upto 18 years now and bought it second hand in 2011 and never had a engine or transmission problems so I’m sure your new Camry will hopefully last much longer.
As an Arab dude, we had 6 camry's (I'm 22), still got 3 until now, the oldest is an 07 with a manual and it's almost 290k km now! A bit shitty brakes but it's truly an amazing car!
Britain has Toyota Camry cars from Japan but your country has Toyota Camry made in the US that means in your nation. I'm a Sri Lankan but now I live in Great Britain.
How is it? I am very close to buy one, but want to test a Mazda 6 also, to have a peace of mind that I tested both. The fuel consumption is a big plus for Toyota, what is the mpg during city and highway?
wrong. The quality of german cars, at least the one build in germany, is great. But they have so much tech, that of corse breaks over time. The reason why toyotas last so long is because they use less and outdated tech.
I actually quite like the Japanese door locks. People in my family generally like to pry on my 5 Series' door locks until either the handle snaps or the lock breaks. This just stops them from damaging the locks. If they could find a better way to hide the lock, I'd say it's perfect.
Say what you want about the Camry but it's one of those cars you could buy tomorrow and your great grandchildren will be able to drive it in 70 years time.
Well that is IF you are looking for a car that lasts you for so long. At least as it stands now, 4-6 years is good enough for me (I lease). And in those years I want something that is really good in the short term. Because often, at least in my experience most Toyotas feel less impressive when new than many other cars. Probably because you pay a lot for the Hybrid system and the reliability, but to keep the price low, they usually save money on stuff like interior quality and tech. Besides that, I have driven the new Corolla and It is exactly as Matt says about many Toyotas: Good quality for some parts and bad/questionable quality on others. The Dash and the seats feel really HQ but everything else feels cheaper than a e.g. Ford Focus, Mazda 3 and VW Golf. Also the sound proofing was even worse than on a VW Polo. Not Wind noise but just general sound from road and other vehicles.
Different regions, different preferences 1. Brits and Europeans who focus more on sportiness, driving dynamics, precision, attention to detail on a car's quality and use of use of its tech. 2. Larger countries like US, Canada Australia, focus on relaxed cruising,long lasting reliable larger cars and SUVs driving neverending miles. 3. For the fast growing billions in south Asia, Middle east and Africa "Reliability" is foremost n paramount and the love of high clearance SUVs across the regions due to broken roads, potholes and torn infrastructure. This region is least interested in two seater, small nippy cars.
NS Naqvi spot on. Resale value vary so much between the US and Europe. Toyota resale is ok in the UK, but VW Golfs really hold their value, which I don’t get. Mid 2005 Golfs rust really badly, doors drop and they can look pretty shabby! Civic and Auris’ hold up much better from what I can see. This Camry looks brilliant.
NS Naqvi very true regarding asia, even souttheast asia. Cars r still pretty expensive due taxes n our lacklustre currency, so we tend to moneypinch. It needs to be simple, reliable, fuel-efficient, can do everything car. Thats why tallish mini-mpv r a good sell. Can seat 7 people, carry alot of goods, good ground clearance, n simple reliable drivetrain.
@@tejapatnaik534 Bro he said Rupe, he meant that the middle seats seatbelt hangs down in the middle of the seat like a caterpillar, learn to listen properly before jumping to conclusions.
09:31 double lock could be easily deactivated in-car settings. Please prepare better when you reviewing the car. It is not a professional saying that something is faulty when it's not.
It is very interesting how different markets react to different car models. Here Opel Insignia and Ford Mondeo are seen as inferior when compared to Toyota Camry. For the same price you can get VW Passat with a funny 120 hp or Insignia with a 1.5 gasoline engine. The Skoda Superb is good but you can not compare it with the interior quality or engine power of Toyota Camry. At the end of the day for 31,000 euros you get 2.5 hybrid engine, automatic transmission and a fairly good amount of equipment.
A little while ago I tested this gen of Camry and I think Toyota nailed it with the TNGA. There is also a non-hybrid 2.5 L version in other markets like Indonesia, which is mated to a 6-speed automatic gearbox and it's also a nice powertrain
I work for a car hire company and we have a 2019 Camry, absolutely no issues with the armrest or aux/USB inputs like on that Camry, that one just seems to be a bit buggered Edit: feels as good as if not better but together than some a180s and CLAs or GLEs, feels smoother to drive and easier too cuz the gearstick is standard, just the infotainment system is less flashy and lacks the knobby wheel
In Europe evertyhing more than 2 litres (and therefore 4 cylinders) is stupidly expensive to buy and maintain therefore V6s are reserved for premium brands.
I sold my BMW F30 and got this now..oh boy, what an upgrade. It will never be a fun to drive car, but boy it handles and rides really really well. Test it & you’ll be surprised.
The middle east is crazy about SUV's too, but Toyota targeted the taxi market of local transport authorities. Believe me, a reputation for reliability and not costing too much in the repair shop goes a long way.
Actually here in India, the hybrid variant almost has all the features that you've told Matt. But there is one feature missing in the Camry that you're showing. Here, for the back passengers they have a handrest along with some touch screen controls in order the control the rear A/C vents temperature, reclining the back seats individually and also for a shade that automatically raises when given a single touch !!!
Europe in general is catastrophically bad if you like cars. Especially Portugal, Netherlands and Scandinavian countries. Let me give you an example. Y'know the Mustang? The eco boost version costs 47k euros in Portugal. In Spain, 43k. The V8 in Spain costs 47k. In Portugal it's 96k. No I didn't miss type that. Compare those prices for everywhere else in the world and you'll see my point
There is a reason why this car is the best selling mid size sedan in the world. It's the most reliable, very comfortable and practical as well. It's the most engaging to drive cause that isn't its aim. But it is the best at what it is and that's why it is the highest selling globally.
The middle seatbelt has an extra clip which you're meant to clip on when you first buy the car. That's why it's still dangling, because the owner just hasn't clipped it on
There are two seatbelt receptacles for the middle seat; both are required to be fastened on. What you describe is the one without the red button. That is actually removable: there is a small hole on the side that hides a spring loaded button. Any key can press it with ease.
Let's not reduce a car to its infotainment system. The Camry has superior drivetrain tech, reliability, economy and comfort which easily makes up for that.
Jim Μatis okay and who in the UK buying a new car cares about reliability? Chances are they will be driving a new car within 3-4 years. Buy a better car that has good resale values, good quality interior, great technology and enjoy the car. This is why Toyota isn’t popular here, the Germans outsell them massively
@@Horizon301. function of the PCP market. But the Camry will be slight after as used cars so RV will be good which will help pcp payments. I reckon the minicab market will be all over this and the new corolla hybrid. Seen a couple of the corolla hybrid estate and most of them are minicabs in london
Drivetrain is awful because of CVT (slow and unresponsive), economuy is average compared to diesels, comfort is mediocre because of the sound insulation.
Our demo actually comes with climate control and radio command options in the backseat arm rest. & JBL Audio with sun visors... This UK spec is pretty blend tbh. Edit Netherlands
Maybe the Camry it’s not the fastest our the most beautiful car, it’s kinda “cheap” on a couple things but it is the most reliable car in the market, and for the price it’s incredible! A Toyota it’s made to last 20 years at least, it’s incredible. IMO one of the best car companies of all time.
NGT4LIFE underpowered my asd it's because they don't use any fancy turbo or supercharger like many manufacturers does, and they use high reving NA engines plus their port and direct injection to both improve fuel economy and reduce carbon buildup
Best Camry for me is the 2010 model, marketed here in Australia as the Toyota Aurion with a 3.5L V6 pumping out 200kw (or 204kw with 95RON). The only exterior modification I made was to purchase 2nd hand Toyota Kluger wheels off eBay and fit it on the car with 235/35R19 rubber. I also have an ML550 which has 285kw and 4matic. Of course the Merc gets off the line quick but once you are rolling, I do believe the Aurion/Camry does pull harder. It is no slouch! I switched the head unit for one of those Android 9-inch head units and I stuck a sim card in it so that it's always connected. Runs Google Maps, UA-cam Music and voice navigation better than any standard car input system I've experienced.
Strange, this car was released January 2018 here in Australia. It's similar to how we get European models 6-8 months after launch but 2 years seems a looong time.
Actually , they brought the Toyota Camry in Europe because they cut off production of the Toyota Avensis, which was the Toyota model for this class in Europe. It was easier to just replace it with the US Model.
"Accidentally" found your channel while scrolling through Tesla videos... Now I can't stop scrolling through all your videos and desperate to find videos I haven't seen yet!! Keep up the good work Mat!
My dad and I are always drooling over this car whenever we're in the Toyota showroom 🤤 Sadly here in Belgium it is quite pricey, 40.000+ euro, and neither of us can afford it 😥
Sorry to say these reviews are biased, highlighting 'quality' issues that only very rarely seem to get mentioned with so called premium German brands. This car with its proven hybrid tech will do many hundreds of thousands of miles.
Probably one of the best cars you can buy with your own money. The real quality of a car cannot be established by "testing" some interior trim details. German rival cars will be long gone by the time the curtain falls for this one!
@@freepadz6241 Have you ever driven one of these? Try driving a 20 years old camry. It drives smooth like butter. If you are an F1 driver, then this car is not for you. For everyone else, it is a fine car.
I'm the type of person to buy a car and drive it for 20 years. So, in that case, the good old 2016 Toyota Corolla LE will do just fine for me. American/ United States model, that is.
@@adelaideautowashes Largely these are replacing the leftover Ford Falcons and Holdens and older XV40 taxicabs. However, they are adopting to having a fully hybrid fleet with Toyota Prius v (Prius + in Europe) to replace the aging Falcon BF wagons. Often while the transition to Toyota had been successful as the previous generation models were produced in Australia before the idea to shut down the factory and relocate it to overseas. Unfortunately, Holden did not have great reception when they transitioned to European + American rebadges. In relation to your question about the XV70 Camry, you are correct, as mentioned Australian taxis are largely using hybrid powertrains due to their fuel consumption reduction, however at the same time, taxi operators are opting to use their own cars, so you may be surprised to see non-Camry models. Keep an eye out for weird vehicles such as Kia Sorentos, Toyota Corolla, Audi A6 etc. Taxis are endless options !!
In Thailand , there are 4 types of new Camry: 2.0 G / 2.5 G / 2.5 Hybrid / 2.5 Premium Hybrid with consists of full options and you can adjust the rear seat positions by the automatic adjustable system on the arm rest . I love two-toned beige and black color interior design. Moon roof is available in every type excepts 2.0 G.
Uber and Taxi drivers of the world will be ecstatic....two years from now no airport pickup will not feature this bland unimaginative runaround...Vauxhall will be worried
Where i come from we get 3 engine options comprising 2.5 petrol, 2.5 Hybrid, 3.5 V6 petrol, the latter being the pick of the bunch for obvious reasons.
The new Camry is an exceptional car and is built very well. They’re insanely popular in the US and everyone I’ve talked to loves theirs. The SE model is super popular. It looks great too.
@@torod213 don't know about E63 but A class and C class are garbage. Could pay 24 k and get an Accord that is way better than either of those. Yes, if you pay 100 K, you get a nice Benz.
I'd rather buy a car with minimal maintenance (and maintenance is cheap) than buying luxury car while you maintain and repair it more frequently with high cost.
I disagree on the suspension. Obvioulsy it’s a big car, but the suspension is a charm. It’s no sport suspension, but it’s quite impressive and does a really good job in keeping this big body car safely on the road. Found the steering to be rather direct too, for the category. I’m currently driving an Avensis. The Camry is a huge upgrade!
I like it makes a difference from the usual boring German stuff. I like the design of the Camry it looks different from mainstream saloons. Will definitely be considering one next.
Matt is a lot more fun to watch when he reviews high dollar cars. He doesn't seem to "get" what a practical car is all about. I have a 2018 Camry hybrid and it is hands down the best and most enjoyable car I've ever owned in my 50 years of driving and owning cars. This review left me with a puzzled look on my face.
I recently purchased a V6 SL here in Australia brilliant car I have no problems with the centre console lid it is tight as a drum the finish on this car is excellent after 50 years of buying new Holdens I was not at all interested in the Opel built Commodore . Well done to Toyota .This reviewer is very rough the way he handles the car features.
Great review but I don't know if our camry in Saudi arabia is any different than the UK's one because when I put it on sport mode it's night and day difference. I felt there was no response to the the throttle in normal mode like the car was chaining itself and doesn't lidten to my command to go but in sport mode it was unleashed and yes the economy will take a hit but depends on what ya need and it is a nice option.
The one sold in India is actually very premium, you get a touch panel on the arm rest and everything is electrically adjustable in the back as well! You get all leather and wood trims and everything is just less plasticky
We have 2006 Camry with 390k km and still run as day one when we bought it...these cars build to last for ever
That's why you're last forever.
@@Medea007 lmao
I have a Land cruiser and a few other Toyota's. All of them have done more than 200k kms (I use the LC, wife used Camry and corolla, brother uses vellfire and his wife uses an Innova). These cars are the BEST. Very low maintenance costs, built like a tank, unassuming exteriors, etc.. I like to drive my LC more than my Cayenne S 😄
@@indianstig2324 boring
It's because it's a Toyota
Still have my 1991 Camry estate. Handed down from new through the family. 356k Miles, Still original engine and running gear and it's never failed an MOT!
I had 1990 Camry (2.0 gli) as my first car 7 years, and it was also very reliable.
It's side of my field now and it has 520k km in it and everything still works, power mirrors, windows etc...
Only rust can kill a Toyota :)
Jesus Christ the miles on those cars.
Still using my 1992 Camry as a daily commuter. 683000km (425k miles). No oil consumption, drives almost like new. Amazes me every day.
Damn even my 2005 honda city break at 300K miles
It's a Toyota. Once the universe goes through its heat death, all that will be left floating in the void are billions of Corollas and Camries
trypophobia - an extreme aversion to clustered patterns of irregular holes or bumps
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There’s no such thing
Careful guys or you'll scare Matt away
@@hsvr iT'S ALL FAKE SHIT CREATED BY FAKE "SCIENCE" PSYCHOLOGY
@@TonyMontana-gz8st Effing A, man! Just effing A!
The car's grill can be seen on his forehead at 3:07. 😂
nice, but does the Camry have sunroof?
uncanny
LOL
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oof
It's funny how I take this Camry as a cab to work every day here (in the UAE) and I'm watching a review of this car rn. Gotta love carwow for doing supercars to budget cars, love it! Keep up the good work!
i mean that why ur people use this car for work (etc as a taxi car maybe) bcoz this car is amazing!
You should see the base Camry in Russia. It has a 2.0 liter petrol with 150hp, and a radio from the 90s. No infotainment screen. It's awesome.
and base model of new corolla, with no radio at all, just empty space inside "infotainment" system
@@luidgiskovoroda lol
Putin hyi
Ok but at what price ?
@@luidgiskovoroda how much does it cost ?
"I'm loving this brown metallic paint", I think Mat is now officially old
I'm not old and I think that the color scheme is matching well... Only wish they'd use better wood if it's real at all in the first place.
He nvr got the right color when he review any car other than conti
Yes. And he probably owns his own home, pays next to nothing for car insurance, has a reasonably well performing pension...and doesnt suffer from online status anxiety.
Martin Allen Sounds like me! I'm 66, finished my mortgage when I was 50, my fully comp car insurance in London for me and my wife is £127 for the year, and I have a good pension after working for the same company for 43 years. I've never been so well off. Please don't think I'm bragging, I'm just saying that getting old has it's benefits. Free prescriptions and eye test. Free travel pass and discounts for lots of other things. The luckiest thing is I still enjoy good health. Oh, and I like the colour of the car.....
It goes well with the Camry
doesn’t really matter how it handles, or whether the cup holders feel cheap.... It will never break. These reviews always understate this point. So why compare to a Vauxhall or VW?? Great car for sensible people.
Toyota never break is such a bullshit, I have 4 Toyotas age less than 12 years old in my family and they does break down, the only good thing is they're cheap and quite easy to fix. Only the engine never have problem so far.
Matt Dixon I have opels in my family never single problem so what?
@@soawn29 tell me again why you ask me the question?
*cough CVT *cough
I have an Opel (Vauxhall) and absolutely no issues, not like my sisters Corolla
where toyota loses in interior design and infotainment system, they win in engine reliability from what it seems
Most car brands nowadays are as reliable as ever so I dont get your point why toyota has an advantage in that department. In the past yes. Today maybe not.
the new 8-speed says otherwise. saw people having problems with the transmission and infotainment system
@@jonathanong4583 VW Gas engines are very unreliable
@@jonathanong4583 lol u don't know about Toyotas especially camries they are the favourite in Nigeria 1999 camries 2003 to 2005 in Nigeria are everywhere with 200000 km plus and still purring
R u kidding! Toyotas are far more reliable, ask any mechanic!
I just bought a 2019 Toyota Camry LE that I think is one of the most beautiful sedan on the road and one of the best Toyota Camry ever created. the interior of the Camry is well design, spacious and comfortable. The 4 cylinders engine have enough power for the car and the trunk has a lot of space. I bought the Camry because it is one of the most reliable car in the world. I expect to drive it for 7 years without engine and transmission problem.
You'll get lots of life
mena seven really? Won’t you be bored after like five years?
Well my Toyota Yaris verso is coming upto 18 years now and bought it second hand in 2011 and never had a engine or transmission problems so I’m sure your new Camry will hopefully last much longer.
@@yeman9884 If you like throwing money away on cars, then do you lol.
‘Toyota’ and ‘beautiful’ in one sentence... funny. 😂
As an Arab dude, we had 6 camry's (I'm 22), still got 3 until now, the oldest is an 07 with a manual and it's almost 290k km now! A bit shitty brakes but it's truly an amazing car!
How many camels?
Martin Decosta more than u can afford Bruh 🤷🏽♂️
@@rabeeaalmahmoudi8704 I bet this peasant can't afford even kids bicycle let alone a car or even a camel!
@@martindecosta3016 dude, camels aint cheap. Several thousand american dollars per animal.
@@martindecosta3016 ahaha 🤣
Im American. I can’t believe that the UK hasn’t had the camry for 15 years. It is everywhere hede
Europe had the Toyota Avensis for the last 15 years as an alternative to the Camry
Muricans love Japan cars 😂 Especially Mazdas
@@cenanmehmet Nah. Mazda dosnt even get in the top 10 for best selling cars. Is Honda and Toyota
Britain has Toyota Camry cars from Japan but your country has Toyota Camry made in the US that means in your nation. I'm a Sri Lankan but now I live in Great Britain.
I feel like America has the worst lineups for car brands also some brands go all suv because everyone is buying subs now here
Recently bought a 2019 Toyota Camry SE. Very smooth driving and sporty. Best car I ever spent my money on.
How is it? I am very close to buy one, but want to test a Mazda 6 also, to have a peace of mind that I tested both.
The fuel consumption is a big plus for Toyota, what is the mpg during city and highway?
@@SacreDro i had mazda 6, very nice car, fuel consumption was around 6-6.5 l
@@islombekiev1858 Why did you sell it?
@@SacreDro i needed money for my wedding as well as a construction licenses
@@SacreDro I have a Mazda 6 I love it so much did u end up getting the Mazda? It’s more fun to drive reliable as well
Japanese interier quality has a lot in common with German engine and transmission quality.
Precisely.... essential vs accessory.
american interiors are even worse
wrong. The quality of german cars, at least the one build in germany, is great. But they have so much tech, that of corse breaks over time. The reason why toyotas last so long is because they use less and outdated tech.
@@worlow1841 can't say the same about lexus yet the electronics don't break. Difference in engineering
LIES L electronics break. They are just cheper to fix and they use outdated tech
I've had a 2013 hybrid since 2014, and it's never skipped a beat.
How is it now?
Trypophobia is a Nokia 9 effect which scares you when you look at how the cameras are placed
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Yep that really scared me
Trypophobia is an iPhone effect which scares you when you look at this ugly gay ass notch.
But u cant argue with results though . I just placed a round black sticker on the back
Hubert Jadczak 🧂🧂🧂
I actually quite like the Japanese door locks. People in my family generally like to pry on my 5 Series' door locks until either the handle snaps or the lock breaks. This just stops them from damaging the locks. If they could find a better way to hide the lock, I'd say it's perfect.
Say what you want about the Camry but it's one of those cars you could buy tomorrow and your great grandchildren will be able to drive it in 70 years time.
@Teamgeist Can confim that, have an old W123 200 sedan. Still working like a clockwork, but I do not use it in winter as it will corode very fast.
@Teamgeist May the Merc build quality rest in peace. Rip W123, W201 and W124.
Well that is IF you are looking for a car that lasts you for so long. At least as it stands now, 4-6 years is good enough for me (I lease). And in those years I want something that is really good in the short term. Because often, at least in my experience most Toyotas feel less impressive when new than many other cars. Probably because you pay a lot for the Hybrid system and the reliability, but to keep the price low, they usually save money on stuff like interior quality and tech.
Besides that, I have driven the new Corolla and It is exactly as Matt says about many Toyotas: Good quality for some parts and bad/questionable quality on others. The Dash and the seats feel really HQ but everything else feels cheaper than a e.g. Ford Focus, Mazda 3 and VW Golf. Also the sound proofing was even worse than on a VW Polo. Not Wind noise but just general sound from road and other vehicles.
if its hybrid you need to replace the battery like 5 times if you want it to last for 70 years though
Yes but would they want to...
That sliding pad for the phone is usefull if you want to forget your phone in the car!
Different regions, different preferences
1. Brits and Europeans who focus more on sportiness, driving dynamics, precision, attention to detail on a car's quality and use of use of its tech.
2. Larger countries like US, Canada Australia, focus on relaxed cruising,long lasting reliable larger cars and SUVs driving neverending miles.
3. For the fast growing billions in south Asia, Middle east and Africa "Reliability" is foremost n paramount and the love of high clearance SUVs across the regions due to broken roads, potholes and torn infrastructure. This region is least interested in two seater, small nippy cars.
In Asia we want our cars to be fuel efficient as well. Also, unlike US and Europe, most of the people in Asia buy a car for the entire family.
NS Naqvi spot on. Resale value vary so much between the US and Europe. Toyota resale is ok in the UK, but VW Golfs really hold their value, which I don’t get. Mid 2005 Golfs rust really badly, doors drop and they can look pretty shabby! Civic and Auris’ hold up much better from what I can see. This Camry looks brilliant.
The third point is so true to India
NS Naqvi very true regarding asia, even souttheast asia. Cars r still pretty expensive due taxes n our lacklustre currency, so we tend to moneypinch. It needs to be simple, reliable, fuel-efficient, can do everything car. Thats why tallish mini-mpv r a good sell. Can seat 7 people, carry alot of goods, good ground clearance, n simple reliable drivetrain.
Well here in iraq we love SUVs
But there is alot of
Elantra versa accent optima camry corolla
If it's 5-year warranty, then it MUST contain a leap year, so it's actually a 2,629,440 minute warranty. :D Tsk tsk Mat, mathematics....
It may contain two leap years... So the minute count should be an average of "one leap year" vs. "two leap years" cases ;)
Sir, did u heared wat did said about our rupee
@@tejapatnaik534 what he said?
@@tejapatnaik534 Bro he said Rupe, he meant that the middle seats seatbelt hangs down in the middle of the seat like a caterpillar, learn to listen properly before jumping to conclusions.
Lol crazy
Best car ever in terms of the price ur paying and the reliability that Toyota offers
Can't complain about that 5 year warranty either!
09:31 double lock could be easily deactivated in-car settings. Please prepare better when you reviewing the car. It is not a professional saying that something is faulty when it's not.
lol. he does zero research. its more for entertainment
It is very interesting how different markets react to different car models. Here Opel Insignia and Ford Mondeo are seen as inferior when compared to Toyota Camry. For the same price you can get VW Passat with a funny 120 hp or Insignia with a 1.5 gasoline engine. The Skoda Superb is good but you can not compare it with the interior quality or engine power of Toyota Camry. At the end of the day for 31,000 euros you get 2.5 hybrid engine, automatic transmission and a fairly good amount of equipment.
A little while ago I tested this gen of Camry and I think Toyota nailed it with the TNGA. There is also a non-hybrid 2.5 L version in other markets like Indonesia, which is mated to a 6-speed automatic gearbox and it's also a nice powertrain
I work for a car hire company and we have a 2019 Camry, absolutely no issues with the armrest or aux/USB inputs like on that Camry, that one just seems to be a bit buggered
Edit: feels as good as if not better but together than some a180s and CLAs or GLEs, feels smoother to drive and easier too cuz the gearstick is standard, just the infotainment system is less flashy and lacks the knobby wheel
In Australia and other countries there's a V6 version with 301 horsepower
That's mad!
Same here in America.
Same in the USA
@@anthonymolina7416 that's what I said
In Europe evertyhing more than 2 litres (and therefore 4 cylinders) is stupidly expensive to buy and maintain therefore V6s are reserved for premium brands.
I sold my BMW F30 and got this now..oh boy, what an upgrade. It will never be a fun to drive car, but boy it handles and rides really really well. Test it & you’ll be surprised.
Loving the mpg and reliability
Standard Toyota Safety Sense P on all models. Even the base model!
That puts a lot of luxury cars to shame for charging extra.
Even without that Toyota makes luxury cars to shame by its reliability alone.
I still rock a 99 camry and it's still kicking and in great shape
You drive it. You can't "rock" a boring car like that.
@@Biskawow well yes i can buddy.
@@Biskawow now fuck off and annoy someone else.
@@alexisjavier84 I'm not your buddy, friend
@@Biskawow It's not a boring car... Stick to your crappy VW
Toyota is always the best at creating memories! Looking at their interior and I instantly have the 90s feeling, marvelous!
one point he failed to mention...camry never breaks down....so for most of us reliability is of the utmost priority
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I wonder how much these european people are worried about door bins,cup holders and stuff 🤷
haha cop holders :) he spent a minute on every video . my dad never used one in his life we have a new car
@@US_John haha I can relate😂
Literally why does it even matter like bruh 3 to 4 bottles of water is enough and if you want more then throw them in the trunk
What does he expect from a 20-30 thousand car like seriously
@@VdiMusicGaming 😂🤷
Interesting choice Toyota is making by introducing a sedan in a market that's crazy about SUVs and crossovers.
patriotbarrow its fortunate for them they got that niche covered too, and extremely well at that too :)
SUVs suck
SUV AND CUV are extremely popular here in Australia too.
@A real bisexual petrol-head nah, they are really popular in the UK.
The middle east is crazy about SUV's too, but Toyota targeted the taxi market of local transport authorities. Believe me, a reputation for reliability and not costing too much in the repair shop goes a long way.
Actually here in India, the hybrid variant almost has all the features that you've told Matt. But there is one feature missing in the Camry that you're showing. Here, for the back passengers they have a handrest along with some touch screen controls in order the control the rear A/C vents temperature, reclining the back seats individually and also for a shade that automatically raises when given a single touch !!!
£30,000? Jesus those EU tariffs must hit hard. That's like $60,000 AUD for a base model Camry? They start from $27,000 AUD here.
mubd1234 27,000. Tell Toyota they r dreamin’. (Quote from movie “The Castle”)
Is that toyota's problem or yours?? If you cant afford it esp because of ur govt, ask ur govt to compromise or increase your income
Was thinking the same.
I think Austrelia is more important as a market than the UK for Toyota, aren't most of your vehicles are from Korea and Japan ?
Europe in general is catastrophically bad if you like cars. Especially Portugal, Netherlands and Scandinavian countries.
Let me give you an example. Y'know the Mustang? The eco boost version costs 47k euros in Portugal. In Spain, 43k. The V8 in Spain costs 47k. In Portugal it's 96k. No I didn't miss type that. Compare those prices for everywhere else in the world and you'll see my point
Rented a new shape Camry in Australia. Great long distance cruiser, especially with the radar cruise control.
So did i from brisbane to cairns,loved the car very comfy and easy to drive!
There is a reason why this car is the best selling mid size sedan in the world. It's the most reliable, very comfortable and practical as well. It's the most engaging to drive cause that isn't its aim. But it is the best at what it is and that's why it is the highest selling globally.
The middle seatbelt has an extra clip which you're meant to clip on when you first buy the car.
That's why it's still dangling, because the owner just hasn't clipped it on
There are two seatbelt receptacles for the middle seat; both are required to be fastened on. What you describe is the one without the red button. That is actually removable: there is a small hole on the side that hides a spring loaded button. Any key can press it with ease.
Let's not reduce a car to its infotainment system. The Camry has superior drivetrain tech, reliability, economy and comfort which easily makes up for that.
Well every single other car has this and the infotainment system and much more. Even Ford is better
@@Horizon301. no ford is not reliable at all.
Jim Μatis okay and who in the UK buying a new car cares about reliability? Chances are they will be driving a new car within 3-4 years. Buy a better car that has good resale values, good quality interior, great technology and enjoy the car. This is why Toyota isn’t popular here, the Germans outsell them massively
@@Horizon301. function of the PCP market. But the Camry will be slight after as used cars so RV will be good which will help pcp payments.
I reckon the minicab market will be all over this and the new corolla hybrid. Seen a couple of the corolla hybrid estate and most of them are minicabs in london
Drivetrain is awful because of CVT (slow and unresponsive), economuy is average compared to diesels, comfort is mediocre because of the sound insulation.
We have 5 Camry models in Sydney
The one u showed us is base model here
Cheers
Prisoner
Lol same in Perth
Same for us in North America
No one cares about your upside down world
Emilio abi khalil North America has either 5 or 6 different types of Camries.
İt's the reliability of this car you can never compare to tin box insignia and VW this car is just pure reliable.
This review doesn't do justice to the Camry. The name itself is of legendary status.
It is nice with the V6
Wooow, that's my dream car. Have been dreaming about it for 10 years
Get a Ford Mondeo and carry on dreaming lol 😃😂😁😀
Matt is really mad about his sticks and and some exhaust pipes ;)
and i'm mad about his pipe 🤷♂️
Would love to see Matt’s stick of truth.
"Spice Girls...are all better looking now. Apart from Geri!" Bahaha
Alex K. 😂😂😂
The Toyota Camry, new and old, is everywhere in North America, especially in the United States of America, it’s one of the best selling vehicles.
The return of a legend!
Return of the mac
You should see the Camry XSE V6.
No point, that's a US market car.
A real bisexual petrol-head that’s US regulations messing car design up again for ya
You mean one with ugly face?
A real bisexual petrol-head the new one has the side reflectors integrated in the headlights and taillights
MantasZilinskasLT what do u mean this gen camry is the best looking camry Toyota has ever made
Our demo actually comes with climate control and radio command options in the backseat arm rest. & JBL Audio with sun visors... This UK spec is pretty blend tbh.
Edit Netherlands
In Saudi Arabia 2018 - 2020 Camry has 8 automatic gears.
Which one is more reliable?
" Nice wide hips, good looking rear end" 😂😂
Mat this is a base model Toyota Camry ,you don't expect much from this ,and price wise ,its a little bit more expensive in the UK
that costs more than $75,000 USD here in India! Could you even imagine?!
Maybe the Camry it’s not the fastest our the most beautiful car, it’s kinda “cheap” on a couple things but it is the most reliable car in the market, and for the price it’s incredible! A Toyota it’s made to last 20 years at least, it’s incredible.
IMO one of the best car companies of all time.
Sorry, it’s “or”, lol my phone typed “our”
Toyota engines are always underpowered to help with reliability.
@@NGT4LIFE that's correct.
NGT4LIFE make no sense 😂😂 why put 2-4 turbos when is not gonna last smh
NGT4LIFE underpowered my asd it's because they don't use any fancy turbo or supercharger like many manufacturers does, and they use high reving NA engines plus their port and direct injection to both improve fuel economy and reduce carbon buildup
Can you do a review about the new Kia Proceed GT? Would be awesome!
This is the best car toyota ever made , but why you search for negative points, if this was a British car you said its the best car ever made
Best Camry for me is the 2010 model, marketed here in Australia as the Toyota Aurion with a 3.5L V6 pumping out 200kw (or 204kw with 95RON).
The only exterior modification I made was to purchase 2nd hand Toyota Kluger wheels off eBay and fit it on the car with 235/35R19 rubber.
I also have an ML550 which has 285kw and 4matic. Of course the Merc gets off the line quick but once you are rolling, I do believe the Aurion/Camry does pull harder. It is no slouch!
I switched the head unit for one of those Android 9-inch head units and I stuck a sim card in it so that it's always connected. Runs Google Maps, UA-cam Music and voice navigation better than any standard car input system I've experienced.
Matt is ballin' with that Galaxy S10
Strange, this car was released January 2018 here in Australia. It's similar to how we get European models 6-8 months after launch but 2 years seems a looong time.
Actually , they brought the Toyota Camry in Europe because they cut off production of the Toyota Avensis, which was the Toyota model for this class in Europe. It was easier to just replace it with the US Model.
2.5 Camry has performance reliability & economy
V6 is better man
No update for two years? Please review the 2022 model Matt. 😩
"Accidentally" found your channel while scrolling through Tesla videos... Now I can't stop scrolling through all your videos and desperate to find videos I haven't seen yet!! Keep up the good work Mat!
Great to hear! What's been your favourite so far?
Matthew Lam rob the bank and buy it XD
My dad and I are always drooling over this car whenever we're in the Toyota showroom 🤤 Sadly here in Belgium it is quite pricey, 40.000+ euro, and neither of us can afford it 😥
İn Turkey it is 1.600.000 Turkish liras which means more than 100.000 euros LOL
@@klcarslancetin1542 😱😱😱
Happy to see Mat owning the Galaxy S10 Plus, he actually used to have a OnePlus 5.
Much needed upgrade!
He used to have a HTC M8
Because Camry in Europe is competing with giants, it has sound insulation, hood hydraulic stick and other features that US models don't have.
Sorry to say these reviews are biased, highlighting 'quality' issues that only very rarely seem to get mentioned with so called premium German brands. This car with its proven hybrid tech will do many hundreds of thousands of miles.
Ok not so Luxury as German Cars but much more Reliable.
Noone cares about it during the warranty. And noone buys cars this expensive with cash to keep them longer.
damn i drive a Camry and somehow im the first watching this amazing guy reviewing my car... what a start to my day!:)
Maywand Khil I’m sorry for you - terrible car
Get lost
Enjoy!
@@amedeogaspari7561 dont worry guy im doing my switch from camry to new 3series... im not tired of camry its just that the camry is tired of me haha
Maywand Khil ahahah
Probably one of the best cars you can buy with your own money. The real quality of a car cannot be established by "testing" some interior trim details. German rival cars will be long gone by the time the curtain falls for this one!
Life's to short to drive depressing crap like this
@@freepadz6241 only a rich person wouldn't care about reliability, for normal folks reliability is very important.
@@skratta3608 any modern car is reliable. Its not the 90s
@@freepadz6241 Have you ever driven one of these? Try driving a 20 years old camry. It drives smooth like butter. If you are an F1 driver, then this car is not for you. For everyone else, it is a fine car.
@@asimsparks dull car for a dull person
Brother you are insulting toyota but if you know 60% love toyota and they don't care about this they just drive.
I'm only 25% through the review and I'm already thoroughly entertained. Absolutely no one does dry humor (humour) like the Brits.
I'm the type of person to buy a car and drive it for 20 years. So, in that case, the good old 2016 Toyota Corolla LE will do just fine for me. American/ United States model, that is.
This looks like the perfect taxi.
My first thought. There will be a lot of them on a streets pretty soon.
It is.
In Australia where I live, these are very common as taxis. Taxi companies get the base model with the hybrid powertrain.
@@adelaideautowashes Largely these are replacing the leftover Ford Falcons and Holdens and older XV40 taxicabs. However, they are adopting to having a fully hybrid fleet with Toyota Prius v (Prius + in Europe) to replace the aging Falcon BF wagons. Often while the transition to Toyota had been successful as the previous generation models were produced in Australia before the idea to shut down the factory and relocate it to overseas. Unfortunately, Holden did not have great reception when they transitioned to European + American rebadges.
In relation to your question about the XV70 Camry, you are correct, as mentioned Australian taxis are largely using hybrid powertrains due to their fuel consumption reduction, however at the same time, taxi operators are opting to use their own cars, so you may be surprised to see non-Camry models. Keep an eye out for weird vehicles such as Kia Sorentos, Toyota Corolla, Audi A6 etc. Taxis are endless options !!
@Cool James
Yeah I agree, these are super popular but these cars can get like up to 600,000+ km in its lifetime. That’s insane for any car.
No it doesn't do 0-60 mph in 8.3 seconds.... It does 0-60 mph in 7.9 seconds. And it does 0-100 km/h in 8.3 seconds.
Vladimir A I tested one and got 8 sec flat 0-100kmh with 4 people in the car
In Thailand , there are 4 types of new Camry: 2.0 G / 2.5 G / 2.5 Hybrid / 2.5 Premium Hybrid with consists of full options and you can adjust the rear seat positions by the automatic adjustable system on the arm rest . I love two-toned beige and black color interior design. Moon roof is available in every type excepts 2.0 G.
The Camry hybrid in Indonesia is better than the one in the UK. Love from Indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩 HUT RI 75 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
Surprisingly Camry interior was more comfy than E Class....Options aside but the seat design and how roomy it is wow
Can you review the Toyota Avalon? It's more luxurious than Camry.😏😏
M Akhtar Rizki R no cause they don’t do it in uk
Uber and Taxi drivers of the world will be ecstatic....two years from now no airport pickup will not feature this bland unimaginative runaround...Vauxhall will be worried
Depreciation?
All the better. They are very smooth cars because of the drive train. Perfect to ride in
@@alanwayte1688 These cars don't depreciate hard since they are very reliable.
Lol are you joking...in U.K. depreciation is like falling of a cliff....fast and hard...
@@alanwayte1688 it's all relative. Check out used prices for a Prius versus say a focus of Astra.
Carwow without Mat isnt Carwow
Where i come from we get 3 engine options comprising 2.5 petrol, 2.5 Hybrid, 3.5 V6 petrol, the latter being the pick of the bunch for obvious reasons.
Over here in straya we have 4 trim levels accent,accent sport,sx,and finally the sl
5:50 Best part Ever!!!
The new Camry is an exceptional car and is built very well. They’re insanely popular in the US and everyone I’ve talked to loves theirs. The SE model is super popular. It looks great too.
The new Camry is an exceptionalLY boring, drab, sad, old wheelchair for putting pensioners in. I just hope the seats are incontinence-proof...
@@torod213 u just described every Benz
@@imrannova Yeah mate, exactly my thoughts after engaging "drift mode" on the new E63S and ripping a burnout for two city blocks.
@@torod213 don't know about E63 but A class and C class are garbage. Could pay 24 k and get an Accord that is way better than either of those. Yes, if you pay 100 K, you get a nice Benz.
@@imrannova You're dellusional, go away.
I'd rather buy a car with minimal maintenance (and maintenance is cheap) than buying luxury car while you maintain and repair it more frequently with high cost.
I disagree on the suspension. Obvioulsy it’s a big car, but the suspension is a charm. It’s no sport suspension, but it’s quite impressive and does a really good job in keeping this big body car safely on the road. Found the steering to be rather direct too, for the category. I’m currently driving an Avensis. The Camry is a huge upgrade!
if my Toyota Rav4 from 1997 gives up in the next few years I might go for a used one!
Your car reviewing is the best and I love to watch even though im not going to buy. ( Already have two cars ) ❤️❤️❤️.
From India
I like it makes a difference from the usual boring German stuff. I like the design of the Camry it looks different from mainstream saloons. Will definitely be considering one next.
Matt is a lot more fun to watch when he reviews high dollar cars. He doesn't seem to "get" what a practical car is all about. I have a 2018 Camry hybrid and it is hands down the best and most enjoyable car I've ever owned in my 50 years of driving and owning cars. This review left me with a puzzled look on my face.
I recently purchased a V6 SL here in Australia brilliant car I have no problems with the centre console lid it is tight as a drum the finish on this car is excellent after 50 years of buying new Holdens I was not at all interested in the Opel built Commodore .
Well done to Toyota .This reviewer is very rough the way he handles the car features.
11:21 "Which is good for 8.3 seconds"
Subtitles: *"Which is good for 2.3 seconds"*
I also noticed it 😂😂😁😁
**That moment when you are deaf and have to read the subtitles**
Me: A review of my most favourite sedan ever?
Carwow: Yes, why?
Me: Nothing, because it's *NICE*
1:19 "Very Toyotary" didn't know that was a word...😁😁
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Hello....
Great review but I don't know if our camry in Saudi arabia is any different than the UK's one because when I put it on sport mode it's night and day difference.
I felt there was no response to the the throttle in normal mode like the car was chaining itself and doesn't lidten to my command to go but in sport mode it was unleashed and yes the economy will take a hit but depends on what ya need and it is a nice option.
The one sold in India is actually very premium, you get a touch panel on the arm rest and everything is electrically adjustable in the back as well! You get all leather and wood trims and everything is just less plasticky
What a superb review. I enjoyed it so much. Your presentation skills are amazing. Camry still need to improve a lot.
Not really. For the price this is top tier
He's s so exciting yo watch. Keep up the great enthusiasm.
In Australia we have like a million different trim levels, and they differ a lot