2018 Toyota Camry SE - The Best Toyota Camry Ever Made - Full Review and Full Feature Tutorial

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1:22 Wheels/Tires
1:34 Color-Keyed Rear Spoiler and Side Sport Rocker Panels
1:43 Exhaust
2:02 Diffuser
2:11 Rear Tail Lights
2:22 Brakes
3:02 Key Fob
4:08 Height
4:11 Length
4:14 Max Cargo
4:20 Wheel Base
4:24 Width
4:26 Turning Radius
4:30 Fuel Economy
4:44 Transmission
4:49 Fuel Tank Capacity
4:52 Gas
5:02 Available Engines
5:53 Under the Hood
7:55 Door Handle Locking/Unlocking
8:12 Trunk
9:14 Spare Tire
9:16 Front Seats
9:51 Auto High Beam Headlights
10:14 Traction Control Button
10:16 Trunk & Fuel Door Filler Button
10:20 Interior Door Panel & Window Controls
10:36 Window Locks
10:40 Power Mirror Controls
10:48 Rear Seats
11:22 From the Driver's Seat
12:15 Left Side Steering Wheel Controls
12:30 Center Display
13:43 Cruise Control
13:47 Right Side Steering Wheel Controls
14:25 Radar Cruise Control
15:00 Back-Up Camera
15:30 Audio Controls/Infotainment Display
15:58 Climate System
16:18 USB/Power Outlet
16:45 Seat Adjustment

Model Lineup
Five models are available with the standard 2.5-liter engine: Camry L ($23,495); Camry LE ($24,000); Camry XLE ($28,450); Camry SE ($25,200); Camry XSE ($29,000). Also available is the Camry XLE V6 ($34,400) and XSE V6 ($34,950). Camry Hybrid has three versions: LE ($27,800); SE ($29,500); and XLE ($32,250).

Exterior
On its new chassis, the 2018 Camry is one inch lower, and a bit longer and wider. It’s sleeker and has a firm stance, but there might be differences of opinion about whether or not it looks more sporty and/or upscale than before. Toyota’s goal was to make it more expressive, and it is that. It’s crisp and racy. It makes the handsome Ford Fusion look a bit pudgy.

Many of the design elements aren’t new, having been introduced on the 2014 Camry when its styling was tweaked. The grille has thin wings that are spread like a gliding hawk, with a Toyota badge where the face of the hawk would be; it’s colored blue on Hybrid models. The sides and rear end have a lot more sculpting.
The sporty SE and XSE get a special nose and rear bumper, along with a small spoiler on the rear deck and shaped sills along the sides.

Interior
Like the exterior, the interior feels more stylish and premium, even on the lower models, thanks to a mix of soft materials and colors. The front seat bottoms have been redesigned, and the touchscreen on the dashboard is bigger.

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