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@@somanycreaditcards after two hours of filming video without a break, this is what happens. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@marklintwo I don’t

@@WiltonLiveTV did not seek to provide reassurance.

@@jillciminillo mission achieved

@@emerywang Wi-Fi hot spot in the car.

@@jillciminillo Which carrier does the car get the hotspot from? How is it paid for? That's really the $64,000 question here. How does the car get a wifi hotspot while on the road, and who pays? If it's the customer, then it means you have to get an additional cell phone subscription for the car. I think that is the first question that comes to most peoples' minds if the car no longer depends on your cell phone's data plan. Thanks.

And I love it

Thanks for that hint on mats.😊

Agreed 😢

@@kennymaggic6004 all new cars have subscriptions these days. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@jillciminilloNo they don’t,not mandatory ones anyway.

@@donaldpiper9763 not mandatory but subscriptions nonetheless. And necessary if you want updated maps or OTA updates.

@@jackfrost99 apparently we do.

@@salvatemetal6019 AWD

@@jillciminillo Thank you. You've provided one of the most honest reviews I've seen on this vehicle.

@@salvatemetal6019 ❤️

Welcome. I'd love for you guys to check back in with me once you get used to the owner experience and tell me how it's working for you -- and if you like Google built-in without Apple CarPlay.

Because the stupid guy fk up the oil industry. Gas is up, inflation is also up. Car price is 10k or more. That is why.

@@victorramsey5575 i’m a total Mazda fan girl, and nothing beats ride and handling in any vehicle they produce. But this Camry is really quiet and well done. More sedate and less sporty. So kind of a different vibe depending on what you’re looking for.

That's good to hear. Are you employing hypermile techniques? And how many miles do you have on it so far?

@@jillciminillo I don't know what hypermile techniques are. I only have around 500 miles on it so far. This is my first Hybrid.

​@@charleswtuggleI drive a 2024 Honda Accord EX-L Hybrid. I hypermile. I get 55 mpg to 60 mpg in city driving. How much did you pay for your 2025 Canry LE out the door?

@@myytchannel6632 I have $2200 in options and I paid $31500 out the door. A 2024 Accord Hybrid would have cost me $3500 more then my Camry equipped the same way. Besides, I feel the reliability is better in the Camry then the Accord. And I don't know what hypermile is.

Glad to hear you're getting such good mileage! I also wonder if the vehicle hadn't been properly broken in yet with miles. I think there were just 1,000 or so miles on it when I drove it. So, it's still new, new. But, yeah even at 75 mph for 400 miles, 36 mpg just seemed a tad low to me.

PLEASE, what dealership did you get your 2025 LE with Convenience Package for $29,000 OTD? I am looking for one. Please share the name of the dealership and maybe even salesperson so I can try to get the same deal. Thanks a lot in advance.

@@jillciminillo that is not it. I got 43.4 mpg on the first tank, but have gotten over 46MPG since. The displayed MPG for the life of the vehicle is 46. My calculated based on the pump is higher. I do mostly highway driving. I have a AWD XSE. My total miles is a hair over 2000. The only tank I got below 46mpg was the first one. My highway MPG ranges from 45.5 to 52.5. My in town driving averages under 40, but I think that is due to living in a very hilly place. Also with local drives I am more likely to have a bunch of weight in the car (passengers, etc). My XSE has the larger 19" rims and so should get worse mpg than the XLE you tested. Cruise control helps as it is smoother than I am. I am not employing hypermile techniques. just the ACC, that and I try to limit speeding and passing.

@@bjornlovoll8972 channeling my inner Taylor Swift here: I’m the problem it’s me. 😉

@@jillciminillo I suspect it was something environmental. Altitude. Hills. Something that is different from where I am near Seattle to where you drove.

Nope … well, not gas only. Engine is mated to a hybrid powertrain

Has gas and battery

@@jillciminillo, I sent you a email relating to this video.

Drive them back to back. I did and decided on an XSE. The Accord Touring was not as comfortable (weird shape to seat). The Accord Sport-L was very comfortable, but there was more road noise. I think the accord looks better inside and out. It also has a better sounding stereo. But the Camry was more comfortable and quiet and the XSE just drove better as well. And I drive mostly highway where the Accord only gets 41mpg. Also I preferred the AWD. I wanted to buy an accord, but for me the Camry was a better fit.

@@bjornlovoll8972 The XSE, and XLE have more sound deadening than the SE and LE. For the Accord, i believe most of them have the same amount of sound deadening except for the touring which is the most quiet one. It is odd because SavageGeese Tested the XLE or XSE vs the non touring trim Accord and found the Accord to test slightly worse in terms of noise levels but the Accord had a more refined ride and better NVH overall. You’re correct about the fuel efficiency, the Camry should give you better fuel economy on the highway for sure, in the real world the difference should be about 5 mpg difference or less. I have also heard that Hondas hybrid system is more refined than Toyota, it is slightly less efficient but it should be more refined. What is your opinion about that? The Accord should drive like an EV at city speeds since the electric motor does 100% of the propulsion until you hit higher speeds.

@@bjornlovoll8972 I am going to wait until the refreshed Accord. The Accord with the most isolation is the Touring, the XLE/XSE Camrys both have better isolation than the LE/SE. The weird thing is that when Savagegeese tested XLE/XSE Camry versus a none touring Accord, they still thought the Accord was more refined and isolated even though it tested worst in terms of sound isolation. Which hybrid system did you think was smoother, I don’t mind losing a few mpg if it means it has the smoother hybrid system.

@@Fadic4 I saw the savagegeese video. I can say something funny was going on with regards to that comment. We sat in them more or less at the same lot (a large dealer near where I live includes both Honda and Toyota sub-dealerships. There is no mistaking how much quieter the XLE/XSE was. I wanted to get the Honda, but as I said I decided that looking better by itself was not enough. If the Civic Hybrid had been out, that might have been a better comparison since the MPG is more in line with what the Toyota gets. But 2200 miles in, my XSE is treating me well. I got 50.2mpg on the ride home yesterday (around 45 miles)... of course today on the way to work I only got 45.8, but the speeds were much higher. I'm certain the next gen Accord will be better than the current one, but I can't drive future cars.

@@bjornlovoll8972 I’ll test drive the Touring Hybrid vs the XSE and see how it goes. I don’t even think we have to wait until the next generation, Honda knows the Accord is not in the best spot and will most likely make some good updates in the mid cycle refresh in 1-2 years if they’re smart.

Got my LE for 29k OTD.

@@harishrp4449 I thought road and wind noise were minimal. And, unfortunately, I didn’t buy it. I was just testing it to review.

Make sure to turn off the driver tracking that they do and share with insurance companies, it should be in your Toyota account setting.

Ok

Good review. LE trim better value. Would be nice if memory seats/mirrors were option on LE. Only trim to offer this option is XLE with Premium ($3800) or Premium Plus ($4100) package. BTW, interior cloth on dash/doors looks like a casket.

@@gilbrookThe passenger side front seat is isolated from the driver with that dash protrusion WTH .

@@donaldpiper9763 Yes, totally ridiculous, but see there even prior to 2025 model year.

@@larryrobinson6382 you can’t miss what you don’t use. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Yes. I do

It has, but they still are unrealiable junk, get a manual transmission

Yeah. As you may have guessed I'm fed up with subscriptions -- and the fact that automakers seem to be hiding that they exist. I'm kind of making it my mission to talk about them in like every video. I could be beating a dead horse soon...

​I bet it's not automakers, but stealerships who are calling shots. Similar to Boeing and Airbus who are ready to retire ancient 737, but airlines don't want to do it.​@@jillciminillo

@@jillciminillo: keep it up. I had no idea. 40 more a month is nuts when you’re paying a phone. Prices keep going up probably be more in a year. 😢😢

Thank you. ☺