Always love these night drive videos. Pleasantly surprised to see the low noise level readings, the Camry's I driven were not as quiet as other sedans. Can't help but wonder if the days of the V6 are numbered, cuz once it's no longer available Toyota fans will go on a rant. Btw, wonder if the Camry's days are numbered? Thanks for the ride, Miles.
The N/A V6 is definitely on its way out with Toyota. The hybrid V6 is here for a while (see the latest Toyota trucks), but I expect all Toyota sedans will go hybrid or turbo 4 cylinder soon. Thanks for watching, Edd
Something else about this model to enjoy- the midnight black portion of the two tone paint scheme looks gorgeous when light hits it. There are blue and purple flakes and they really pop and work well with the calvary blue color. It's also used inside the vehicle on some of the trim.
Great video. Thank you for not talking and outting obnoxious music. Sedans are pointless imo. It's got longer body than the 4runner, you're sitting low. I'm more of 4runner guy. Sit high
@@MilesPerHr I literally got mines two weeks ago and literally on the first day when I received the car at the Toyota dealership I was speeding over 100 mps and when I arrived at home I felt the engine super hot and a little bit of a burning sensation smell
@@MrDaniel1153 if you got it brand new u have to break the engine in before pushing it hard parts will seat and seal and expand with heat. i like to give it 10k miles before coming close to redline newer cars only need like 4-5k break in. if not look at the temp gauge in the car if thats not acting up u should be fine
@@MrDaniel1153 i test drove mine with 9 miles bought it 2 days later with 22 miles you for sure have to let break in Toyota says 621 the engine does get hot but that’s pretty normal as you pushed the engine, some people say you don’t need break in but I did 621 miles and than sent it you do get that smell it’s the engine parts breaking in
its not exactly the same. yes, the TRD loses some luxury features but it gets performance features to replace them. Lighter wheels, catback exhaust, skirt kit all around, lowered and stiffen suspension and much more stiff steering due to added support. When I'm in my TRD around other XSE Camrys they always stare and complement my car and say they wish they had got the TRD instead. It really just comes down to what you prefer or what your style is. They both look great imo.
@@yagi.- it’s a Toyota Camry. Not a Corolla. It should have that feature. Most if not all new Camrys do. To keep this “sports” sedan below a price point, they took away features.
Went to my local Toyota dealer, they had one msrp for 37k they marked up for 45.5k.... then i had a 2019 camry se (2 accdients, was towed/airbags didnt deploy/) they said they would trade it in for 22.3k, was going to also put 4k down They said id be paying 414$ for 72 months... is that even worth it?
@@MilesPerHr Nobidy really cares about flashy interiors at that kind of price for a Camry unless you’re trying to impress a female 😅. The driving experience is what I value the most over time
Always love these night drive videos. Pleasantly surprised to see the low noise level readings, the Camry's I driven were not as quiet as other sedans. Can't help but wonder if the days of the V6 are numbered, cuz once it's no longer available Toyota fans will go on a rant. Btw, wonder if the Camry's days are numbered? Thanks for the ride, Miles.
The N/A V6 is definitely on its way out with Toyota. The hybrid V6 is here for a while (see the latest Toyota trucks), but I expect all Toyota sedans will go hybrid or turbo 4 cylinder soon. Thanks for watching, Edd
Something else about this model to enjoy- the midnight black portion of the two tone paint scheme looks gorgeous when light hits it. There are blue and purple flakes and they really pop and work well with the calvary blue color. It's also used inside the vehicle on some of the trim.
I think its cavalry blue., actually.
Anyway dont mean to look picky.
It would calvary if it was Korean or Geman.
“An experience of intense mental suffering”
Lol
@@davevolz6138L BOZOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I wish they didn’t base the TRD off of a SE model.
I feel you because this bad boy deserves way more than it’s getting
The se has a better dash too
Trd body should’ve been an xse with the kit
Your mother is based on the se model
@@Krypt1ckaithe se not only has a better dash but has garage door openers too lol
🤩Your night drives always superb !
Glad you enjoy them!
Bro double shifted the up shift 14:14 such a bad way to represent the car lol
Fun fact, I’ve never seen anyone drive one of these in person ever.
I see a lot here in the NW. Lots of fast and furious fans.
yeah they are always parked for some odd reason
Selling a car with 0% tint should be illegal.....
Love this kind of cars.
Why did Toyota use red gauges and blue ambient lighting for the rest of the car… Looks tacky.
I honestly thought I was the only one bothered by this
Great video. Thank you for not talking and outting obnoxious music. Sedans are pointless imo. It's got longer body than the 4runner, you're sitting low. I'm more of 4runner guy. Sit high
You chose the best paint ngl
Hey Milesperhr, do you film these videos at the same time you are filming the other videos in which you talk?
I film them on separate days usually
Saving up for one , same color
Eww
Why
@@davidgonzalez2188 oh ur one of them ricers huh
Me too David, can’t wait to get get mine 👌🏽
@@chrisg3493 dream bigger kid there are amg that you can't handle
The trd is not luxurious but fun to drive
Very good video 👍🏽
I'm tryna get me one with low payments I love these cars
you can't hide that TOYOTA behind your MPH plate LOL, I've always wanted to test drive a TRD
Sick
8:55 VERY NICE SOUND V6💪🏼
If that racket is intruding inside the cabin it’s a problem. This ain’t suppose to be a Ford Pinto
@@Mabeylater293 it isn't tho...his window was down....
My chrysler 200 2014 sport with a v6 sounds way better
Almost as good as my 2017 V6 Accord
I can't wait to drive mine.
im getting mine on 2 weeks ish, im excited, first new car for me
Same here, it’s coming in a few weeks I got the TRD black with the JBL system
Nice video 👍
Glad you liked it!
Was the red cluster at full brightness? Looks like it might be distracting
Did they fix the droning from like the 2019 trd? How about the constant gear hunting that the 2019-onward camry issue had?
That’s what I wanna know
No
She’s beautiful . But man 40k 😔 I think I’ll stick to my 19 se.
34k
2:34
The color outside tho i love this but inside too sad its like my 2021 toyota camry se
I didn’t see any sports power train driving at all
Quick question does your 2022 Toyota Camry Trd cavalry blue engine overheats when you’re going at a fast speed around 80 or 100 mps?
I only had this vehicle for a week to review. No overheating issues though
@@MilesPerHr I literally got mines two weeks ago and literally on the first day when I received the car at the Toyota dealership I was speeding over 100 mps and when I arrived at home I felt the engine super hot and a little bit of a burning sensation smell
@@MrDaniel1153 bro you better take that s hit back to the dealership. Somebody is tryna f uck with you
@@MrDaniel1153 if you got it brand new u have to break the engine in before pushing it hard parts will seat and seal and expand with heat. i like to give it 10k miles before coming close to redline newer cars only need like 4-5k break in. if not look at the temp gauge in the car if thats not acting up u should be fine
@@MrDaniel1153 i test drove mine with 9 miles bought it 2 days later with 22 miles you for sure have to let break in Toyota says 621 the engine does get hot but that’s pretty normal as you pushed the engine, some people say you don’t need break in but I did 621 miles and than sent it you do get that smell it’s the engine parts breaking in
why get the TRD when the XSE V6 is the same thing but with more features
its not exactly the same. yes, the TRD loses some luxury features but it gets performance features to replace them. Lighter wheels, catback exhaust, skirt kit all around, lowered and stiffen suspension and much more stiff steering due to added support. When I'm in my TRD around other XSE Camrys they always stare and complement my car and say they wish they had got the TRD instead. It really just comes down to what you prefer or what your style is. They both look great imo.
@Ed Findlay you don't think any of the things I listed are performance upgrades?
Xse v6 is typically more expensive by a pretty good margin
This car doesn’t have dual zone climate control. Wow.
Oh no the end of the world
@@yagi.- it’s a Toyota Camry. Not a Corolla. It should have that feature. Most if not all new Camrys do. To keep this “sports” sedan below a price point, they took away features.
Because the trd isn't based off the xse. It starts as a se then is upgraded from there.
Im not surprised. It is the cheapest V6 optioned Camry for a reason lol
@Eric Zimmerman it’s a Toyota Camry. It’s a family sedan with a spoiler. It should have dual zone climate control
So does everyone pull the gloss black pillar trim pieces off?
Is this yours or are you just test driving it?
Just reviewing
Is this stock?
Went to my local Toyota dealer, they had one msrp for 37k they marked up for 45.5k.... then i had a 2019 camry se (2 accdients, was towed/airbags didnt deploy/) they said they would trade it in for 22.3k, was going to also put 4k down They said id be paying 414$ for 72 months... is that even worth it?
I'd go with the Accord Sport or get the Camry XSE
How many miles on a full tank of gas?
am I bugging or is that the interior of a Tacoma? haha
Tacoma has a blue lit tachometer lol
Whats the top speed on the trd
In the video description: 134 mph
has the same Dash as my grandmas 2014 nissan 😭
I would get a optima or sonata instead the interior is too outdated lol
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Ehh. Not too impressed with the interior lighting. Still looking like a car from late 2000s.
Cabin needs some lighting upgrades for sure. Not even an auto dome light in here!
Driving g my C8 I really didn't care or noticed the interior much..hardly listen to the radio..all about the driving.
@@MilesPerHr Nobidy really cares about flashy interiors at that kind of price for a Camry unless you’re trying to impress a female 😅. The driving experience is what I value the most over time
Yes exactly
I like the old school feel.
That inside looks so dated lol…my 21 Sonata N line looks like a UFO next to these Camrys
UFO that will catch fire a need a new engine soon.
@@bigpapi9223 had mine 2 years now no issues but thanks bud 👏🏾🤣
And I’ll have a brand new one by then 💅🏾
@@mulattopapi9741trust me them Camrys hold better value over the years than any Hyundai 😭😭
@@Uruieie could care less I get a new vehicle every 3 years 🤓☝🏾
It's not bad. Kind of cool you get a V6... but TBH I'd rather get the Kia K5 GT or Sonata N-Line.... more modern, and quicker!
Less reliable by a long shot
It’s a shame about the interior. Trash. Just get the XSE model that’s completely spec’d out.
That gauge cluster is horrible
Gonna be honest, this is the least-sporty sporty vehicle Toyota has made.