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I miss the times when Sedans were a more competitive market. That being said: Toyota's Camry (and Honda's Accord) are excellent vehicles. Just boring. There us
by dragontamer 3y ago
I miss the times when Sedans were a more competitive market.
That being said: Toyota's Camry (and Honda's Accord) are excellent vehicles. Just boring. There used to be so much more competition in this space.
The main competitors I'm seeing to this 2025 Camry are... the Honda Accord and... the Toyota Crown (for those who can spend a bit more $$$, I bet a low-end Crown will be preferable to a high-end Camry)
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I'm excited to see Toyota's excellent Hybrid technology spread across their lineup, beyond just the original Prius but also into RAV4, Corolla, the new Crown, and now the 2025 Camry. Good. Hybridization works to reduce emissions in the most simple and direct way.
Indeed: look at this article to see how good the Camry is:
> A base model Camry LE will get a whopping 53 mpg on the highway and 50 in the city.
- rasz 3y ago>Just boring. there is Hyundai Elantra N if you dont like boring.
- sen 3y agoIn Australia Toyota sell pretty much all models with a Hybrid option. I see Hybrid Corollas, Camrys, RAV4s, and Klugers pretty much every single day. Hybrids are so perfectly suited here that they've really taken off. You get "EV" around town, but can still do weekend trips without range anxiety.
- jeeeb 3y agoMost hybrids sold in Australia are not plugins. In fact, I don’t think Toyota sells any PHEVs in Australia yet. They’re more fuel efficient (and in my opinion nicer to drive) than regular ICE vehicles but the energy they use comes entirely from the combustion engine.
- JojoFatsani 3y agoI found out recently that the Chevy Malibu is still made. Couldn’t tell you the last time I saw or noticed one.