👉2025 Toyota Camry XSE AWD Hybrid
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- 2025 Toyota Camry Hybrid Buyer's Guide
Base Price Range: $28,400 (LE FWD) to $36,125 (XSE AWD)
Choosing Your Powertrain:
FWD: 225 horsepower, better fuel economy
AWD: 232 horsepower, added traction, slightly lower fuel economy (+$1,525)
Trim Levels Overview:
a. LE - The Value Option
Starting at $28,400 (FWD) / $29,925 (AWD)
Best fuel economy: 53/50/51 MPG (city/highway/combined) for FWD
16-inch alloy wheels
7-inch digital gauge cluster
8-inch infotainment touchscreen
Fabric seats
Consider if: You prioritize fuel efficiency and affordability
b. SE - The Sporty Choice
Starting at $30,700 (FWD) / $32,225 (AWD)
Sport-tuned suspension
18-inch black alloy wheels
SofTex/fabric sport seats
Paddle shifters
Consider if: You want a more dynamic driving experience without breaking the bank
c. XLE - The Premium Option
Starting at $33,400 (FWD) / $34,925 (AWD)
18-inch machined-finish alloy wheels
Leather-trimmed seats
12.3-inch digital gauge cluster
12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen
Heated front seats
Wireless phone charging
Consider if: You value luxury features and technology
d. XSE - The Top-Tier Sport Model
Starting at $34,600 (FWD) / $36,125 (AWD)
19-inch alloy wheels
Sport-tuned suspension
Leather seats
Paddle shifters
Distinctive styling elements
Consider if: You want the sportiest Camry with all the premium features
Key Features to Consider:
Infotainment: 8-inch (LE, SE) vs. 12.3-inch (XLE, XSE) touchscreen
Digital Gauge Cluster: 7-inch (LE, SE) vs. 12.3-inch (XLE, XSE)
Seating: Fabric (LE) vs. SofTex/fabric (SE) vs. Leather (XLE, XSE)
Wheel Size: 16-inch (LE) vs. 18-inch (SE, XLE) vs. 19-inch (XSE)
Available Packages:
Convenience Package (LE): Adds power-adjustable driver's seat, smart key system
Cold Weather Package (LE, SE): Heated steering wheel and front seats
Audio Upgrade Package (SE): 12.3-inch touchscreen
Premium Package (XLE, XSE): JBL audio, ventilated seats, head-up display, panoramic roof
Premium Plus Package (XLE, XSE): Adds advanced driver assists and 360-degree camera
Fuel Economy Considerations:
LE FWD: Best efficiency at 53/50/51 MPG
Other FWD trims: 48/47/47 MPG
AWD models: Slightly lower MPG
Standard Safety Features:
All trims include Toyota Safety Sense 3.0
Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
Warranty and Maintenance:
3-year/36,000-mile basic warranty
5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty
8-year/100,000-mile hybrid component warranty
10-year/150,000-mile hybrid battery warranty
2 years/25,000 miles of complimentary maintenance
Additional Costs:
Delivery, Processing and Handling Fee: $1,095
AWD: +$1,525 on any trim
Recommendation:
For maximum efficiency and value: LE FWD
For a balance of sportiness and features: SE FWD or AWD
For luxury and technology: XLE FWD or AWD
For top-tier performance and features: XSE FWD or AWD
Full details and Specs: www.mikescarin...
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2025 Toyota Camry Hybrid Buyer's Guide
Base Price Range: $28,400 (LE FWD) to $36,125 (XSE AWD)
Choosing Your Powertrain:
FWD: 225 horsepower, better fuel economy
AWD: 232 horsepower, added traction, slightly lower fuel economy (+$1,525)
Trim Levels Overview:
a. LE - The Value Option
Starting at $28,400 (FWD) / $29,925 (AWD)
Best fuel economy: 53/50/51 MPG (city/highway/combined) for FWD
16-inch alloy wheels
7-inch digital gauge cluster
8-inch infotainment touchscreen
Fabric seats
Consider if: You prioritize fuel efficiency and affordability
b. SE - The Sporty Choice
Starting at $30,700 (FWD) / $32,225 (AWD)
Sport-tuned suspension
18-inch black alloy wheels
SofTex/fabric sport seats
Paddle shifters
Consider if: You want a more dynamic driving experience without breaking the bank
c. XLE - The Premium Option
Starting at $33,400 (FWD) / $34,925 (AWD)
18-inch machined-finish alloy wheels
Leather-trimmed seats
12.3-inch digital gauge cluster
12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen
Heated front seats
Wireless phone charging
Consider if: You value luxury features and technology
d. XSE - The Top-Tier Sport Model
Starting at $34,600 (FWD) / $36,125 (AWD)
19-inch alloy wheels
Sport-tuned suspension
Leather seats
Paddle shifters
Distinctive styling elements
Consider if: You want the sportiest Camry with all the premium features
Key Features to Consider:
Infotainment: 8-inch (LE, SE) vs. 12.3-inch (XLE, XSE) touchscreen
Digital Gauge Cluster: 7-inch (LE, SE) vs. 12.3-inch (XLE, XSE)
Seating: Fabric (LE) vs. SofTex/fabric (SE) vs. Leather (XLE, XSE)
Wheel Size: 16-inch (LE) vs. 18-inch (SE, XLE) vs. 19-inch (XSE)
Available Packages:
Convenience Package (LE): Adds power-adjustable driver's seat, smart key system
Cold Weather Package (LE, SE): Heated steering wheel and front seats
Audio Upgrade Package (SE): 12.3-inch touchscreen
Premium Package (XLE, XSE): JBL audio, ventilated seats, head-up display, panoramic roof
Premium Plus Package (XLE, XSE): Adds advanced driver assists and 360-degree camera
Power tilt/slide moonroof: Available as an option on LE and SE trims (requires removal of overhead sunglasses storage)
Fuel Economy Considerations:
LE FWD: Best efficiency at 53/50/51 MPG
Other FWD trims: 48/47/47 MPG
AWD models: Slightly lower MPG
Standard Safety Features:
All trims include Toyota Safety Sense 3.0
Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
Warranty and Maintenance:
3-year/36,000-mile basic warranty
5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty
8-year/100,000-mile hybrid component warranty
10-year/150,000-mile hybrid battery warranty
2 years/25,000 miles of complimentary maintenance
Additional Costs:
Delivery, Processing and Handling Fee: $1,095
AWD: +$1,525 on any trim
Recommendation:
For maximum efficiency and value: LE FWD
For a balance of sportiness and features: SE FWD or AWD
For luxury and technology: XLE FWD or AWD
For top-tier performance and features: XSE FWD or AWD
LE and SE can both be equipped w a sunroof
@@jxmar_ Thank you :)
Photography + editing = great work, you are a good man
Great review.
Simply, you do the best car reviews on UA-cam. Extremely thorough. I really love the opening scene of all your videos where you go over top of the camera. Seeing how they tuck everything under the car is a thing of beauty. You touch on points that are important to the every day driver. And, when you throw in your night views that’s the entire package. Kudos Mike.
I appreciate that!
I got a pretty good deal on an SE. I am more confident and really starting to enjoy the car. Hybrids may be the best option right now. Guess I will find out.
Also. Loved the buyer guide.
I just bought one also. The mileage is crazy. My first Toyota and my first hibread.
@@2004cyrus congratulations. They are quite nice. Happy motoring.
@@In-obscurity-n7j thank you. I selected an XLE after looking at SE, I wanted the JBL sound system or I would not have bought the Camry until I found one. I like a better music listening experience. I’m happy with the gas mileage and the comfort and ride quality.
I still think the Prius is the most futuristic car made (except for maybe the cyber truck) but this Camry doesn’t look bad by any means.
We should get a full screen map in the gauge. 😊
Also, where is the energy flow screen?
The energy flow screen that is on Prius is not here: there is a little bit of information in main cluster but nothing to nerd out over.
Dude you had the same statement of the road runner ! Such relief! chasing a stand bird for 20 years hahahaha 😂
Thx for sharing sticker Mike. Highest TSP for a 2025 Camry I’ve ever seen ($44,119). Maybe your next video could be how to negotiate lower out the door price. Sticker price in stratosphere!
The negotiations are not hard and don’t need a special video, I just bought one. I got to talk to the manager and I pointed on the printout he brought and told him what I was willing to pay, not MSRP. I was nice and respectful and told him I don’t need the car and that I could return in 6-12 months and he could sell it to someone who was willing to pay full MSRP; I told him I had excellent credit and would finance with Toyota and buy GAP coverage. He agreed and gave me window tint that I asked for, a trunk cargo organizer, and the rubber all weather floor mats. You just have to ask for a discount and be willing to walk away. The dealer may say No and they may say yes. Cars are commodities and you can always go elsewhere for it just like toilet paper.
@@2004cyrus Good advice! BTW, your Trunk Bulb incandescent or LED?
@@gilbrook I will verify and get you the answer in a few hours. I know the glove box has an LED bulb which i appreciate because my newer Mazda CX5 does not so if you ever wonder about the Camry glove box I can report that. But the trunk, I want to say is LED. I’ll go look after my shower. Let me know what else you’d like to know. There are some cheap feeling parts but overall the car is good. I do miss the power folding outside mirrors that even my $34k 2021 Mazda CX5 has. My Toyota was $39,210. I did negotiate a lower price as I mentioned. But I wanted you to know what the MSRP was, there was also a $1495.00 addendum which I told them was a non starter for me and they didn’t flinch on removing that from the sale price.
@@gilbrook also I sold cars for 3 years after high school part time with I was an undergrad. The way people asked for discounts made a huge different with my managers who said yes or no: the reasonable and patient people who say down and didn’t make demands or throw fits or act condescending to the managers
@@2004cyrus Looking to replace my 2006 Jetta 2.0T 6M with a hybrid. 2025 Camry caught my eye after watching attached YT vid. Have driven 2025 Camry XLE w/Premium Package (nice car). Trying to locate an LE for a test drive. Sadly, although Toyota has moonroof as package option in build list none have been manufactured (that I can find) except Ocean Gem LE in video…ua-cam.com/video/13HEqePXIU0/v-deo.htmlsi=WbZt40bqMNoQLMeh
Hood steels provide improved stiffness and handling for drivers. My 2003 Camry has a steel hood.
I feel this is an honest and informative review. Both good and less than perfect aspects of vehicle pointed out.
Is that another exposed high voltage rear cable? I hope Toyota learned their lesson with corrosion on that, or at least made it cheaper to replace.
I don’t understand why they can’t enclose/protect it.
Great job and I am now consider buy this car.
I bought an XLE 2 weeks ago and it’s getting great mileage and comfortable.
Great video
Love the exterior and interior colors as well as the wheels.
Great in-depth review!
That is one beautiful car!
welldone Mike
What are the significant difference s between xle and xse? Everyone is doing xse...it does look good so i cant blame them lol
Edit: i just read the description. That was super helpful. Thank you for taking time to add details about every trim. That was very thoughtful of u
Great video! Love love love the 2025 Camry!
Tired of reviews of a fully loaded top trim XSE when the model has been out for several months. How about an SE or XLE.
its basically same features minus the those extra offerings
@@markbuenafe8178 Compared to the XLE/LE, the XSE has the biggest wheels, a sport tuned suspension, different exterior design and interior materials, etc. How big of a difference is there in the ride, handling, noise, usability, aesthetics, etc.?
The beeping 6 times means you haven’t turned the headlights to off. I used to leave my cars in auto and have no beeps when locking doors but the Toyota doesn’t seem to like the lights left on auto. Turn the lights off
@@2004cyrus Somewhat defeats the purpose of an "auto" setting if that is the case.
@@MikesCarInfo agreed Mike! My other 2 cars, the 2021 Mazda CX-5 and the 2016 Infiniti QX50 do not remind me when I leave auto on. The Toyota puts a message up on the gauge cluster at night reminding me to turn headlights off. That’s how I know about the 6 or so annoying beeps.
My 2023 doesn't do multiple beeps when my auto lights are on for night driving.
Toyota is ridiculous. Once you get the Premium Package that offers a lot of options that were previously included, the OTD I priced is 45k. It's a Camry!
I literally said the same thing... and took it home. 45k for a Camry is bonkers. 😅
Классный автомобиль 🚗
Can you turn off/disable these driving monitor systems?
Yes.
Eco Mode does help mpg some if you use the pulse and coast method. Especially works at 55 mph or lower. If you are accelerating often, probably best in Normal. Sport is fun but it jacks up engine RPMs and drastically cuts mpg.
I don’t like the top trim XSE has hard plastic on the rear doors. Toyota decided to cheap out so many things in the new Camry
Mike just found you I really like your videos. Thanks for actually showing/demonstrating the roof and opening. Does anyone confirm you can turn off the nanny camera that goes off if you remove your eyes from the road?
It can be turned off as of now. It will be mandated in future models from my understanding.
Bombed Corolla 😉
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I never really understand why Toyota won’t do that.
I just got one of those bad boys….what’s the ideal gas for the Camry? Premium or Regular?
Regular is fine. www.mikescarinfo.com/2024/08/2025-toyota-camry-buyers-guide.html
I like Mike.
He’s a really good guy.
@@2004cyrus So are you
@@jeffreyerickson6766 I won’t argue with that! Hahaha thanks. 😊
Camry thiết kế cụm đèn trước như thế này thì thua rồi đèn sau thì đep đèn trước quá xấu
take music out at intro of video
biggest thing i dont understand XSE doesnt have MEMORY SEATS or folding side mirrors 😑