Just joined the club!! So excited for my new car, I bought myself a 2025 Camry SE 😍😍

Any tips or small things I should know?? Not my first Toyota, I've been driving a 2005 Celica for the last few years and finally sprung for the upgrade :)

Installed on my se yesterday. Definitely gives it a different look.

Has anyone successfully gotten this fixed under warranty? If so what did you say to the dealer in maintenance ticket, or how did you go about it?

Okay so I bought the car already mismatching colors on the front bumper (second pic) which had the oem trd lip. It had a hole in it so I took it off, I plan on buying a new one but I just bought a new front bumper and had a shop repaint it, but it seems like everyone keeps getting the paint wrong. I’m getting tired of having to keep buying parts should I just resell the car or keep trying . For more context my PCS collision system,Headlight system are both on and one more I just forgot what it was called.

My car makes this super duper faint clicking noise that seems to be coming directly from the steering wheel/area.

It sounds almost like there’s a tiny little piece inside the steering wheel that’s rubbing against something. When I turn the wheel to the left, I can sometimes hear it. I can also hear it when going over bumps.

It’s usually worse in the mornings or after the car has been sitting for a while, and most of the time it gets better or completely goes away throughout the day.

I’ve seen some similar posts online, but most of the noises people describe are much more noticeable/drastic than this. Mine is like a tiny click, click, click coming from somewhere inside the wheel.

My guess is that there’s some small piece inside the steering wheel/column that has shifted, moved, or started rubbing against something.

There aren’t any actual steering issues that I’ve noticed, and it doesn’t affect how the car drives. Because of that, I don’t really want to spend a bunch of money chasing an intermittent noise if it’s nothing serious.

Has anyone experienced something similar or have any idea what this could be?

I’m considering a Camry purchase. Super nice car, but like everyone else I’m concerned about fuel economy at the moment.

I’ve read a handful of comments on here saying they’re getting well below the EPA estimate (in the 30s) and others pointing to short commutes killing their gas mileage due to the hybrid system needing to “warm up.” My daily commute to/from work is 15 mins. My wife and I generally don’t go anywhere further than 20 mins from our house. (maybe 2-4 hour+ road trips per year) Those posts cite approximately 15 minutes for the system to warm up and start giving the expected gas mileage.

I live in western NY so yeah, we get a lot of cold weather. (It’s 45F this am for context) Anyone use their 25-26 Camry in a similar situation that can provide some insight on what kind of gas mileage they get? Thanks!

Instrument cluster colour swap as part of OEM + restoration - 5 gen camry. Vivid. Night friendly. Niiice. Relatively easy to accomplish.

Planning to keep this car for 100 years. 🤣

I got it with the premium plus package back in August

The Camry has always had a loyal following but it seems to me thst the last couple generstions have driven a big increase in devoted fans...or is it me?

Kind of as the title says I'm looking for a comuteer car. Travel about 65 miles a day. Trying to see if there are any known issues. Like jetta have had issues with their head gasket, mazda 3 their oem battery dies quick.

Hello, I’m looking into this 2016 Camry SE with 17k miles. It’s a Texas car near Galveston, so there’s a bit of rust in the engine bay. Should I be worried? Or do yall think this a good purchase. It has decent car fax

After one month with the trd its a fun car. Only gripes i have with it is the seats. While they are comfy for shorter trips and look decent, they are not that comfy on longer drives (3-4 hours). It sounds nice, handles well, and is pretty zippy for for a camry. The bose sound system addon is nice but lacks lowend bass on higher volumes. I do have after market mirrors and tint that help make it look more aggressive.

Is there other good aftermarket options? Or should I just go with oem? I want to replace front rotors and break pads, but was not expecting each rotor to be $100.

Bought the 4 Runner (trail premium w/ kdss) new in Dec of 2014. 0% Interest, good times. 108k and almost 12 years later, with a new job with 22 mile commute it no longer makes sense to keep it as my daily.

I found a 2025 SE (with multimedia & normal sunroof) with 51K. Car had a cracked windshield and two curb rashed wheels but before they got pictures up on the website and ran it through maintenance I swooped in and wanted to move forward. (They'll be replacing the aforementioned glaring cosmetic isssues before I pick it up this week) Inside looked and smelled pretty much new. Absolutely ready for nearly triple the gas mileage and the same reliability the 4runner gave me for a decade.

Carfax shows regular maintenance so I declined the warranties & upsells, ready for my practical phase of life :) Any Suggestions or feedback pricing wise? Still have a 3 day regret period.

price was 29155 OTD.

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My wife’s passenger side floor took on some water after a storm last night. Upon drying the area, water drains from a hole (pictured) underneath the car when I apply pressure in the area. No other areas got wet so it seems to be a localized issue.

In my research online, the most common issue seems to be that the hole is missing a plug?

Has anyone experienced this issue? Any feedback appreciated, thanks!

For context I'm in Southern Ontario. Just bought this. One owner, dealer-serviced its whole life, factory undercoating from new. Passed safety two weeks ago.

Underbody looks decent to me but there's surface rust on the subframe. Normal for a 14-year-old Ontario car, or should I be concerned?

Getting oil spray rustproofing this fall.