7:25 this is not something you should be singing about. Toyota is known for its reliability, not for being a money pit.

“A great experience for someone who just wants a car that’s functional as an appliance but also doesn’t feel like a total shit box”. Send that to the marketing department.

The screen being integrated into the dashboard makes me unbelievably happy. It looks so much better than an iPad glued on top of the dashboard

For all the Camry complaints, I appreciate your continued honesty on the experience. As a middle income home owner, I need a car to perform all the roles. Commuting, shopping, family, errands, road trips, and just occasionally a fun detour. Thank you for risking the mundane.

hoping to buy this in 2040

I must be getting old because this looks great to me. ("Great" now means "a smart way to spend your money.")

In a sea of SUVS we're now at a point where sedans like Camry bring back some notion of composed handling, overall value and no gimmicks. Good luck everybody. 😂

Toyota was serious when they said "no more boring cars" and I'm a here for it

My parents bought a new Camry in 2002 for $20K. Fast forward 22 years and 200K+ miles, they just sold it for $4000. Good deal! And it still drives like new too; nothing ever went wrong. They loved it.

The thing nobody ever mentions about 16" rims is you'll get better mpg, lower NVH, less tire wear, and better ride comfort. Large rims creates more problems than it solves. This is coming from someone who used to hop up Civics back in the day. Oh yeah, you also get worse acceleration.

I'm glad "bigger" sedans are still a priority at Toyota and Honda, wish Mazda would get back in the game with a dope 6.

I am the Camry man. Cars owned: Camry, Avalon, Yaris, Camry, and the last Avalon.

Finally a normal looking car in 2024 and not something a try hard 40year old stuck in kindergarten drew.

I sold Toyota cars in 1994 when they made a Camry station wagon. Toyota never gave us enough of those. As soon as one came on the lot it sold. They discontinued that model because of poor sales. Those low numbers were their doing. Would love to another Camry wagon.

I usually write jokes or bullshit in the comment section but the Camry is such a reliable car. My parents have an 05 Camry SE, with 446,000 miles. That car is insanely reliable and although it’s not a hybrid, Camrys are a great choice. Also, TuxMat is my new Dad

Everyone has a Camry story. Amazing car.

Glad to see an actual car (not an SUV), that is affordable, and well thought-out without all of the current car tropes. Interior and ergonomics in particular address pretty much all of my complaints with today's cars. I hope they sell a ton of them and that other carmakers learn something from it and follow suit.

32k for that car isn't bad. Tough to not get a car like this as a commuter that also is used as a family car.

Dealers will figure out how to get this to like $40k

Toyota hitting some home runs lately.

I've never heard anyone call the Camry an "old man's luxury box," that was more Avalon's thing. The last-gen was pretty dynamic already.

Camry is a champion. Hybrid is a big plus. There is no mistake that the best Japanese car brands (Lexus, Toyota, Mazda, Subaru, Acura, Honda - plus Suzuki and Mitsubishi outside US) are the most reliable and low TCO (= Total Cost of Ownership) car brands.

I love that the Camry keeps a low belt-line with big open windows for visibility. Completely debunks the myth that new cars need high belt-lines and tiny windows for safety. It's done because less glass is cheaper.

Toyota is my favourite brand now. I mean look at their line up, they have a bit of everything. The Supra and GR86 are proper sports cars. If you like off roading, their TRD Pro models are very competent. And for the normal folks that just wants a car that works and is functional, they have that as well. They don’t fall too much into the gimmicky stuff and over style designs, while offering great tech and cohesive looking cars.

"And the new CVT is really not that bad to live with." The loud droning every time Jack stepped on the gas told me something different.

If I was looking for a sedan, this would be the only choice. Toyota nailed it, again.

Well done, Toyota. Well done, Jack & Dr. Goose.

0W-8 oil. That is wild

If I could get my wife, who only likes and drives appliances, to get out of her CUV mindset, I’d be all over buying one of these as our next car.

This is so much better than Accord now, Honda made a big step back imo. Good job from toyota

Excited to see you guys like this one. I have one on order (XSE) and was a bit nervous it would not have had the liveliness you describe. Great news

Australian here. I drove an Australian made, 1996 XV10 "Widebody" 2.2 L 4 cyl Camry for 14 years. A car so reliable that I still see them on the road fairly regularly. I have sat in a current model XV70 Camry and as a bigger guy (6ft tall with a long torso and having put on the pounds over the years) I was surprised that despite the exterior large car dimensions that the Camry lacked head room and partly due to an overly wide centre console (between driver and passenger) and intrusive door cards, the lateral (side to side) space was lacking. I hope that have addressed these issues in the 2025 XV80 model, assuming that Australia gets it or I will have to look for a suitable SUV. My current drive is an Australian made 2011 Toyota Aurion... based on the Camry but with the 2GR-FE V6 3.5L engine.

The single drivetrain and global platform , while full of compromises, is probably the most cost effective way to make a dynamic driving experience. I’ll Jump on the “hybrid is not for me” wagon but I think this will continue to crush in sales . A market efficient vehicle that looks improved. Great video

Camry will be my retirement car.

Before switching to Tesla, Toyota was the only brand I owned. Never had any issues. Best reliability for the money.

After all these years, this still remains my favorite car related channel. Glad you're still around smooshin it, brother.

I don’t know, I think is because we have similar age, but imo you’re the best car channel by far. Objective, no fuss, dry and straight jokes and all the important bits covered. Congrats boys.

I own a 2021 Camry XSE 2.5L I4 FWD. Prior to that I owned a VW Golf R, a Mustang GT, and a Miata. I surprisingly really enjoy the Camry. It's certainly not a sports car, but I knew that going in. I've driven the Camry numerous times between Twin Falls, Id. and SoCal, getting 40mpg down Hwy 93/I-15. It's a great long distance road trip car.

I never thought I’d be excited for a new Camry (or Prius) but here we are! 😃

REALLY apapreciate you guys reviewing this car. When I need a new car in 1-2 years, it'll be Accord vs Camry for me, and will refrence this video. Would love a proper shoot out of the two in the future for us normal people that need a normal car to keep for 15+ years.

toyotas man u will always win my heart and never ever think about going to buy another car brand in my life

I personally like Toyota's Hybrid platforms. They are smooth at disengaging and engaging. Plus they deliver wonderful fuel economy. I hope to get into one of these and see how well they drive.

nice review, guys, and so glad you not only covered an everybody car....but that Toyota is proving they have always been right about EVs vs hybrids.

Good to see Mr. Toyoda is sticking to the "no more boring cars" pledge.

Be ready to pay 40k for a Camry

I had a few gripes with previous camry: 1) awful driver's seat, felt like sitting on a wooden box 2) super strange brake pedal, mushy (but okay-ish) on low speeds, super hard on higher speeds 3) body roll in corners 4) heavy steering wheel - it's nice at high speeds and when I'm in the mood, but I don't want to sweat every time I'm parking or just trying to navigate small streets in the city in Europe, just give us a setting with comfort and sport steering response. And I've been driving 97 Nissan Primera with questionably functional power steering before, so I know what I'm taking about.

Jack and Dr.Goose. I was just going to order a 2024 Camry. I think I’ll be wise to wait until this hits dealers lots. Still driving my 2004 with 300k miles ! 😂

Another great review as always. I really like that you guys really put a lot of thoughts in what you say.

14:20 Speaking the f’n truth!!! Fantastic review and great job keeping things in perspective. This car is on our short list to test drive…the best parts of the old Camry and the Accord. Sign us up!

Can't wait to rent one of these from Enterprise.

It’s always a joy when i get this notification

I was waiting for you guys to review it!

This is the most excited I’ve seen mark in a while. Maybe he’s recovering from the menopause!

This puts the Honda Accord in the coffin. You can't beat this value. 29k for the BEST HYBRID SYSTEM in one of the BEST sedans vs honda's 33k...is hard competition.

RIP V6 camry 🫡 you will be missed

YAY - button controls for most things and touch screen if you want/need. Good to "hear" that you can get one that doesn't have too much road noise as well - that's so tiring on a road trip. great vid as usual

Its a trip seeing you guys driving the new Camry literally in my backyard area Imperial Valley/San Diego mountains. Would have loved to have met you guys if I knew you were coming out. Keep up the good work👍

The engine droning on and on would drive me crazy

Appreciate your guys honest reviews. There's not sugar coating compared to most other reviewers. Need a 600 mile per week commuter car but don't need the space of a Camry/Accord.

Great review. I love my gen 4 Avalon V6 and I am glad they still put R&D time and money into their sedans. I'm also glad they improved the dynamics and inputs, because the Avalon was always a boat.

would be great from now on to see a section in each video for how much of your data the manufacturer will be collecting and selling. Also how the collect it and what types and if the system can be refused fully or be defeated at all. - going forward many buyers considering a “new” car (new models going back to about 2017) are going to be searching for this information and it’d be great if you guys started doing it first ✅ - it may also begin holding manufacturers feet to a fire on how far to implement such data collection or if they should even be doing it on certain models or even at all ~ thanx as always for your great work and videos ✨👏🏽

Most people driving SUVs would be better off in a sedan like this. Mileage, handling, comfort, value.

Rip 2gr you had a great run !

Great job Toyota! Love to see the competition between accord and camry still works for the customers. Better products all around. My favorite feature I can see throughout the video? The interior roof! No none sense and lots of room!

I love the commentary from two obvious car enthusiasts! I have a 2015 Camry SE, recently fitted with Avid GT tread at all corners. I feel like I’m driving my old MR2 again! My car buying days are over but will always recommend a Camry with a sport tuned suspension for ANYONE who simply loves having the unadulterated fun of driving a car…and not getting caught by the men in blue. Enjoy!

Back headrests should retract when no passengers are in the car so you can see out the back window.

I'll miss the legendary V6 options...

Look great Miss the v6 Looks better the accord

In high school/college I had a ‘91 Camry that I abused but it lasted 311k miles. Now I am 40 and I miss that car. Seeing this video makes me feel like this a car that will fit my life so well.

Looking forward to a new ES300h on this platform.

I’ll stick with my Mazda 3, but this is a nice car also ;)

I'm so glad hybrids are now catching on! It's the best of both worlds in terms of price to eco friendliness! Sincerely, a proud owner of an 07' Civic Hybrid.

This is one of the best looking cars Toyota has ever made, along with one of the best interiors and best drivetrains. They absolutely nailed it and I can't wait to get an SE Camry. The brakes are very interesting to me. It's a relief to know that it's not a brake by wire system, and I hope it's as good as you guys say. Easily the worst part of my 2016 Prius is the brakes. There's a sharp, easily crossed line between the regen and hydraulics, and when the hydraulics kick in they kick hard.

This car should be a Car and Driver 2025 10 Best

The whole conversation was about how much better the Camry is. All I could hear was that TERRIBLE CVT!!!

Reliability, excellent resale value, and a decent dealership experience. I'd buy this hybrid Camry, but I really want to see the Crown 👑 Signia introduction first.

Emotional rollercoaster! I was excited then you said hybrid only and I was disappointed, then you said AWD and 230hp and I was intrigued! Then you said 40mpg and now I’m thinking 🤔… not having brake by wire, and wondering curb weight and tire sizes as well as suspension/ handling now… could be a fun practical daily. And THANK GOODNESS they kept the HVAC controls physical!!!

Toyota has Done a FANTASTIC job with Camry Hybrid. HYBRID is the FUTURE.

Did I read correctly that the engine oil is now a 0W-8 weight? Might as well piss in there and it will probably offer as much protection.

excellent car and if i was in the market this would be my choice. Toyota is king of reliability. i’m the 2nd owner of a 2002 Lexus ES300 with “only” 181k miles and it has another 181k miles in it. best car i’ve ever owned

Wouldn't have clicked on this if it wasn't for that new design. That's a great looking car.

Can't wait to go to my local Toyota dealer and negotiate the $5-8K over MSRP. Good times!!!

This Camry will probably be the most reliable Camry probably created in the last 20 years besides the hybrid battery probably needing a swap after 12-15 years of use. The gas prices are so high this makes total sense. FYI I have a 2022 Toyota RAV4 XLE Hybrid in Silver and a 2023 RAV4 SE Hybrid in Cavalry Blue both assembled in Japan and both run perfect. The Toyota Hybrid technology is solid. Very reliable. Great review. 👍👍

I’m not the demographic for this car and won’t be buying one, but MAN is it nice to see a smaller, integrated screen in a new vehicle. Also, major bonus points for no fake shifts under wide open throttle.

I have a 24 XSE V6…. And I purposely bought it for the V6 and 8 speed automatic. I get 34-35 on the highway and it’s actually pretty damn fast for a Camry. I’m just glad I got the last of the V6….

The Lexus ES version of this chassis is going to be a serious winner I bet. I will watch this chassis very closely to potentially replace my 2015 toyota hybrid.

Bought an '02 w/190K mi. 4yrs ago, never broke down, or gave me a single problem. Best car I've ever owned. Still drives like new, maintenance is cheap & easy. Still gets great MPG.

The screen in the dashboard actually looks good unlike most vehicles nowadays

If you want a sedan as a daily driver and aren't interested in that 10/10s that enthusiast products give, this is a hard one to beat.

With the crown signia, they even offer this as a wagon albeit at a much larger price. Interested in both!!

I'm 32 and really like and want to get this car! But also I'm 32, so will get a Nissan Z now, but come back to it in maybe in about 5yrs..

I absolutely LOVE❤ my 2020 camry le hybrid....bought it brand new with 30 miles on the odometer....it now has 116,000 miles and had to replace 1 wheel bearing at 100,000 thus far. Just change the oil and air filter every 5k miles and new tires when needed. 👍 Toyota.....doin it right.

I love seeing topher name drops. you and topher, along with tedward, are my favs. I'd love to see a true superband review with the three of you. :) One can hope!

That’s a no for me. Listening to that engine drone over video made me cringe

I finished college too long ago, needed to select a car. I wanted something kind of fun, like a budget VW or a Honda, or maybe cheap AWD like a Subaru,I kept telling myself to get something fun-ish for now and work my way into reliability. Well, something mechanical happened to my dad's car that I was driving and I had to get a rental for a week. It was a 2015 Camry SE (no paddle shifters for that year). I got tired of needing to decide and went with my most recent positive experience. Walked away with a used 2016 Camry SE. Fast-Forward again and Hurricane Harvey happened and my still very-new-to-me car flooded. Insurance cut me a check and I drove to a part of TX that didn't flood and found myself a Pearl White 2016 Special Edition Camry SE. They only came in either Pearl White or some sort of blue. And only the blue one makes sense since the seat stitiching and back rest parts are blue. The red needles/ black tach area w white accents are blue needles with white tach area with blue accents that light uppurple at night due to the blue needle light bleeding through. It's also got the special badging and floormats but it's the cluster you'll be looking at every day. The car has never let me down and is exciting enough for me. I'd occasionally like more acceleration for highway driving but that's more me, not the car. I can even do basic maintenance on it because Toyota hasn't figured out how to engineer all of it out yet. On a side note back when I had my learner's permit my auntie let me drive myself to college in her 1996 Toyota Corolla. That thing was a straight Go-Kart. I still can't believe I had that much fun in that thing.

Haven't seen a review in a while. SavageGeese is blowing up. Love to see it.

"every car is too expensive" - Mark 2024. Accurate as hell.

You can hear the CVT and the road noise. A lot.

Great review guys! You guys were in San Diego! I know you guys are big time busy and obviously youtube Celebs, you ever plan on having little meets for your fanbase when you come in to town? Will bring you Tamales!

Great review!