2025 Toyota Camry VS Honda Accord || Tough Choice, One Winner 

The Camrys hybrid system is much better than the Hondas outdated system

@@charlesjackson1700 What? They just redesigned the accord hybrid power train.

@@matty1053 It is still not up the par . And the battery has less of a warranty..👎.. I used to buy Hondas... They have REALLY DECLINED.. They were good from the 8th generation and below.. Their SUVs are subpar as well..

Honda warranty is less likely to be used than other manufacturers. Always been the case historically. Others like say Hyundai you will need. People are so scared that they equate it to longer warranty losing sight on the track record Honda lasts way past warranty. Ps: As who has a better manufacturers ability in Hybrid, I don't see Toyota in F1 (F1 has hybrid) and when Toyota were in F1, Toyota did not find success.

@@crxdelsolsir Honda's hybrid system is nowhere near as good as Toyotas. Toyotas are more reliable overall. I used to buy Hondas all the time so I have a say in this.. Honda's reliability has really slipped in the past few years.

the hybrid on this accord is better than any one Toyota have ever done

@@AbuBawa-sw1ut How can you prove it?

Hybrid adds lots of complexity, which could mean greater chance of problems. Hybrid battery will have to be replaced after maybe 8 years, for $4000 USD. Hybrid gets better gas mileage, but is that enough?

Save $5,000 by buying the Camry Hybrid over Accord Hybrid.

@@DerekDavis213 Not only mileage, you will feel that you are driving more luxurious car. Hybrid version is quieter than gas version hence you will get better driving experience. Life of Toyota battrey is longer than 8 years.

I have the 2022 facelift, car is cheaply made pile of junk, with obvious cost cutting bits everywhere, I didn’t make the right choice going for it. Honda is pretty much done for me.

I have a '21 Accord Touring 2.0T and I don't have any quality issues. In fact, I find it to be rock solid and very fun to drive.

Really? Lol quality seems great

I would baby the Turbo. But at that point why get a Turbo? I might as well get a hybrid and save more gas.

None of the makers are, you must take care of the car!

The Honda Accord is not elegant it looks like a midgrade Civic... 😕

@@charlesjackson1700looks nothing like the new civic aside from the headlights. the camry, on the other hand, has almost the exact same front profile as the refreshed corolla from a few years back, with only the grill being different.

@@yimpyoi9808 👀You need to get your eyes checked👻

Elegant you say?😮

Elegant?? Maybe for a senior citizen lmaooo

I'll take the Star wars look over the Impala look any day😂 that was offered on the Accord

We have a 2023 Camry -- love how the front grill and headlights now look the same as a Prius Prime!

such an amazing car

@@Steve_in_NJ i want the new prius prime so bad

​@@JJN603dont you will be poor because your want exceeds your sense

Possibly for the first time ever.

It's got a Kia K5 look.

inside and out.

@@s4nder86 Yes, for the past six years or so, Toyota has gone for the high-drag look on the front ends, full of slots and cavities that, in many cases, have no functional value. This Camry looks a little better.

To you

Charging over MSRP is illegal. Fines and or prison time here. 🇨🇦

San Diego also. Having same problem.

​​@@billyrock8305everything is illegal in your gestapo tyranny where your government claps and cheers for old ww2 nazis

​@@billyrock8305I'm surprised California doesn't have that law

The Honda looks like a Malibu scaring bidders away and lowering prices. We have Toyotas at MSRP in my state but you got to wait.

No doubt The new Camry is a better car overall than the New Accord.

Camry 2025 drives better than accord

@@ibrahimbashir6634 did you drive the new Camry?

Bland all dark interiors are used to hide cheap plastics and imperfections.

That’s what happens in a redesign

I been a Honda Fan boy for years but it seem like Honda is starting to slip with feature. 1 example is that they are removing garage openers from the mirrors and are making that an expensive option. Around $700 installed. Another is that some of their cars are no longer coming with blind spot monitoring. Not even offer as a feature. Another is I can’t believe that they are not offering 360 degree camera. I have that in my BMW and it’s a game changer. My wife has a 2024 Honda and her rear camera sucks. Not even High Definition.

Honda's reliability is bad as well.. the 1.5 turbo engines crap out at 70 and 80k. Videos all over the internet..

I guess Honda ruins a good thing every 5 years? Change always happens however Honda made other mistakes. The Honda in other countries is better because it still has the panoramic roof and they pay more attention to the front Design details. They gave America the s***** version

Honda is not what it used to be. Also hate their no strategy towards Hybrid, no Hybrid, electric...they have no clue where the industry is heading. Wrong pricing, wrong engines, botched redesign, declining reliability. Toyota is way ahead of the game for sure.

Thank you!

You're welcome! I like how before you pick the winner at the end, you give both cars their due. And that either are the right choices. Your winner I have to agree w tho

Thank you!

360 cam is very useful ... but on Camry 2024 it is only on XLE means thousand$ for the feature (Toyota called "Bird's eye view"). Not sure detail$ how this option will add on 2025 Camry though.

Gee, what did you do when there were no backup cameras? The backup camera is a secondary asset. Look over your shoulder!

@@TheBigdaddy9448 I agree. People are too reliant on cameras these days.

did you get it in 2014?

You only get the honeycomb grill on the higher trims

Thanks for watching!

I think the Camry is a slightly better car, but the ride quality of the Accord is next level compared to the Camry (comparing my 2021 Camry XSE to 2023 Accord Touring).

Thank you!

Well considering the lifetime sales of these generations of the cars, that won't matter in 6 months.

@@thisisntsergio1352 it's all about when you need it. It could be in unexpected event happening, and you need a car in 2 weeks. You can't rent a car for 6M right??? Bottom line Toyota didn't fix their supply chain issues yet, at least in Canada. Not sure about US market.

6 months for the current Camry? I doubt it

@@sk-un5jq Hybrid version has a lot wait time, gasoline version you can get in few weeks.

I am not surprised about the wait. The front of the Accord is kinda ordinary like an aging Malibu. People are hyped about the new Camry design. Toyota taking forever to train their people and demand building up like a line in front of a restaurant.

What color did u choose?

I recommend the channel 'car care nut' for everything on reliablilty and problems with Toyotas

@@derkies2133 thanks!

From other reviews I’ve watched, and that’s about 10 videos or so from other reviewers here on RU-vid.. they’ve consistently said that handling is really good and body roll is excellent when cornering as well. 🤙

@@JADE939 Maybe a closer example of performance sedans would be TLX-Type S, G70, IS350.

I agree with you. I have a '21 Accord Touring 2.0T and while I appreciate the Accord Hybrid for what it is, I would choose the more powerful option every time. Honda and Toyota have both offered higher powered engines for many years. It's a shame to see those options disappearing. For those of you who say demand wasn't high enough, Honda sold approximately 220k Accords with the 2.0T engine between '18 - '22. That may not be super high volume but it is hardly insignificant. And for those who say, "well just buy a BMW M3, Audi S4 or C43 AMG", have you checked the price tag on those cars? They're practically double the price. They are not a viable option for people wanting a practical sedan that offers a bit more power just for pure fun of driving. In Honda's case, I wish they would have dropped the 1.5T base engine, offered the Hybrid engine as their core power plant and continued to produce the 2.0T for those of us who actually enjoy a more spirited driving experience.

​@@JADE939they charged too much of they put the v6 in the le insyead of bridgetroll gatekeeping it starting with the trd and ultra top trim models theyd have seen there was a demand

@@JADE939 they don’t hit the price point of Accord and Camry. I owned a 2.0t. I regret selling it now. Thinking of getting an MX-5

@@JADE939 Shame on you compare reliable cars to European trash.

Not likely the take rate was low, so they’d rather put them to use in products that sell exponentially better.

2.0T was not selling well honestly.

@@MrA-ir3me I know, just wishful thinking.

I totally agree. Love my '21 Accord Touring 2.0T. For all of you saying the 2.0T didn't sell well, Honda did in fact sell approximately 220k Accords between '18 - '22 with that engine option. May not be super high volume but hardly an insignificant amount. Not sure of the Camry V6 model sales but a lot of folks chose that engine also.

Get them custom made

I was very tempted to talk about this but it will likely be a temporary issue.

But the eCVT in Toyota hybrids is a totally bulletproof reliable planetary gearset. Why would that be a deal breaker?

Honda does not have a transmission. That means one less thing to worry about.

@carhelpcorner it is bulletproof, but I just personally hate the way they feel.

@myytchannel6632 CVT transmissions are notoriously unreliable longevity wise, especially the ones Nissan has. But if I absolutely had to have one, I'd get the camry because of the planetary gear setup.

​@@myytchannel6632Yes it does, with a clutch.

They used A LOT of parts from the last generation.