New vs used hybrid Toyota Camry I’m about to buy my first new car and have been debating new vs used. I’d like to get a hybrid Toyota Camry SE, and was leaning towards getting a 2025 brand new for around $32k. I tried browsing some used cars and for the mileage and year compared to the price of some I’ve seen, it almost seems better to buy a new car now. Am I getting this wron…

Toyota’s Fifth-Generation Hybrid System Finally Made The Camry Fun To Drive The Toyota Camry has always been a lot of good things — reliable, efficient, comfortable — but it’s never exactly been thrilling to drive. That has changed with the introduction of the ninth-generation Camry. For 2025, Toyota’s trusty midsize sedan has been pared down to just one powertrain option, a 2.5-liter… Read more…

Compare The 2025 Toyota Camry’s Comfort And Sport Trims From Every Angle Last week, Toyota flew me out to San Diego, California to test a handful of its newest and most exciting products. There was one vehicle, though, that many of my colleagues were willing to write off before they’d even seen it, and that’s the new 2025 Toyota Camry. I had a chance to test both comfort and sport trims —… Read more…

You Won’t Recognize The 2025 Toyota Camry’s Sporty Aspirations When I told folks I was set to review the 2025 Toyota Camry, the response was pretty much standard across the board: “Good luck.” Good luck finding something interesting to say. Good luck remembering the finer points of the drive. Good luck enjoying yourself. Well, sorry to all the haters and losers, but the 2025… Read more…

At $7,000, Is This Manual-Equipped 2000 Toyota Camry A Reliable Deal? Today’s Nice Price or No Dice Camry sports a V6 engine and five-speed stick, a combo that makes this a very interesting version of what’s arguably a very dull car. Let’s see if its price is anything to get excited about. Read more…

Californians Can Lease A Toyota bZ4X For Less Than A Camry Hybrid When we first drove the oddly named Toyota bZ4X, we didn’t really have any major complaints, but at the same time, it didn’t exactly stand out in any notable ways, either. It was just an OK electric crossover that felt like something meant for Toyota diehards more than anyone else. If you want an electric Toyota… Read more…