Buddy Review: The 2021 Toyota Camry AWD Dares You To NOT Buy A Crossover! 

The Redline reviews guy says the engine is Direct Injected, when it's actually Dual (Port & Direct). He knows his stuff?

Here is a link to Sofyan's excellent review. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XvkMJCxZWQQ.html&t

An engineer from Toyota already stated that the awd is there so you are safer in the winter. Nothing more.

Herman Johnson AWD has nothing to do with being safer in winter. It’s a marketing gimmick to all the stupid sheep. The most important thing for safety in winter is TIRES....sure AWD may get you moving but it doesn’t do a damn thing to help you slow down or stop. That’s where Dedicated snow/winter tires help.

@@dannyt9067 It's dependent on the terrain. The average consumer will use all seasons. And AWD with good all seasons are more than enough. Dedicated winter tires are only really necessary for severe winter weather.

@@dannyt9067 My wife has been buying AWD cars for nearly 2 decades, I recently bought her a new FWD car and this winter she was fine. AWD actually caused her to "misread" situations twice by instilling too much confidence. Good thing about FWD (or RWD) in bad conditions? It will warn you when traction is bad because when you push on the gas and the wheels spin so easily that's a big "hey there's something wrong here" moment! For me, I chose my AWD car (Q60 AWD) to replace my over-powered, tuned GTI because it rains a lot here and 2WD vehicles have issues getting going, much worse for FWD. I love having AWD now as I drive very aggressively and enjoy being able to "launch" even in bad conditions. However, I must still be mindful of the bad conditions and drive accordingly, but 0-40 or something like that on slick wet roads with WOT....yeah me likey! As I suppose all of the WRX and STI guys like too!

Herman Johnson when it snows in my area the first vehicles to run off the road, flip over, or crash into another car is always an AWD suv. Don’t get me wrong they are better than fwd or rwd for traction while accelerating but most people feel they’re invincible cuz they have Awd...which has nothing to do with braking or maintaining control while slowing down. My buddy has a tow truck and he always sends me pics of wrecked suvs many with worn tires.

and says, in Japanese, "We want to see that".

Here you go ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ezFNzWIiobc.html

Toyota: "Am I a joke to you!!"

@@alexanderrosales7675 Thank you for the link, that was entertaining. 😁

That comes with the XSE (maybe the XLE also). The LE and SE come with white accents. I think the red looks much better.

Yea right they're so goofy looking, I bought a new 2015 when they first changed the body style back in 15 to that big grill , I could barely stand that front end now they just keep getting goofier and goofier, there adding all these scoops and vents on a grandma car, trying to make it look like a Ferrari or something, they look stupid. It reminds me of back in high school when people would buy those stick on hood scoops and vents and put them on there clapped out Honda Civic. It's a Factory Ricer, it just needs that big fart can in the back for a muffler.

Cool hWhip careful with all that edge.

@@blacknight1574 You might think its goofy but other people certainly dont. The new camry looks awesome

@@blacknight1574 cool. I love them

I have a 2019, identical to the one in the thumbnail pic. I've gotten quite a few compliments on it.

There's always downhill speeds. 🙃

Topped out my Camry at 131...that's it...all it will do

I had a 2008 Camry SE V6 and top out at 148 MPH

My 91 Mazda b2600 4x4 129mph😱 -gps confirmed😁🍻

906lane My 2007 camry LE V6 has a limiter at 148 mph, it still kept going but rpms dropped when it reached limiter!

@@killdizzle Completely agree, however if having AWD means I can get the OK from the wife it's good to me. :)

I’ve heard people get 0-60 in the current v6 Camry w 8 speed around 5.7-5.8 seconds. I’ve even seen a report of the Camry TRD getting 5-5-5.6 seconds

k happ the hud in the Camry AWD is the exact same as the front wheel drive one. Although the Camry hud imo is far superior to the Prius hud

The Avalon exists for those features

All these systems are front biased. Toyota Nissan Subaru Kia (except stinger) have front biased systems. Even Acura does too w SH AWD. The key is that in Acura it can have a rear bias under certain conditions. It’s not always rear biased like the stinger is

They did - in Japan

They did in the U.S as well, my parents had an 89 alltrac Camry when i was a kid, and dont forget the 4wd tercel. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ezFNzWIiobc.html

No only did ford drop the awd, but they are dropping the fusion all together,The Toyota is expensive because they’re better vehicles and they hold their resale value I would hope that fusions been trouble free it’s barely what a year and a half old? The real test would be would you rather on a 2000 Toyota Camry or a 2000 Ford Taurus since the nameplate hasn’t been around long enough to make a direct comparison

The Tech Librarian - the only Toyota I owned was a 2014 Tundra TRD Off-road. After 2 transmissions and 2 other strandings due to electrical issues, and being treated better than my previous F150, which was trouble free, the Tundra proved to be the worst truck I have ever owned. I have owned well over 100 trucks in my life, for the Ranch, personal trucks and collector trucks. The Toyota was actually the worst. They are not the vehicle they used to be but then again they have had enough of their issues as well. Rusting frames so bad trucks snap in half, not ONE other manufacturer has had to warranty and actually fully replace the entire frame as part of an international recall. Still an issue up to 2017 and counting. The early Tundra boxes rusted out. The 3.4 in the a Tacoma’s was not a very good engine, not a long lived one either. The current Camry has issues with the transmissions. There are Fusions out there with 300,000 kms on them and they are still running well. It’s not a bad car. The resale is not that of the Camry, but Toyota didn’t offer a 325 HP all wheel drive high performance sedan. They still don’t with the new AWD Camry with the 4 cylinder and 200 HP and much less torque. My Fusion will never see 100,000 km (65,000 miles) in my lifetime. It will be just fine. Toyota fans are so illogical and always fall back on the ever dwindling myth if reliability. Oh well.

Took my 14 like 3 years to break down enough to be comfortable.

@Tony Botchagaloop There's companys out there that makes a business developing aftermarket kits to those who desire more from their cars. You should go read a tuner magazine or get out and meet people who have a modified vehicle. Almost ALL manufacturers have companies building aftermarket support. SEMA.... this channel that modifies vehicles. Google some cars dude. Have a great life.