Toyota Camry (US) review

Prices for the 2025 Camry start at $28,400 for the FWD base-model LE trim, going as high as $36,125 for the XSE AWD version.

We say everything you’d want comes in the SE trim, apart from a few bits and bobs like the 12.3in touchscreen. The front-wheel SE comes in just at the $30k sweet spot with the AWD starting at $32k.

If you’re gripped with tech FOMO, the $34,925 XLE AWD would be the absolute highest we’d go. It comes with everything you could want from the Camry without going top-of-the line. At that point, you’re paying for a few visual tweaks and a so-called “sport-tuned suspension” which is a dubious feature on the spec sheet at the best of times, let alone on the Camry. Look, we like it, but let’s be real.