The new Toyota Camry is a midsize sedan that now comes standard with a fifth-generation hybrid powertrain rated at 225 horsepower with front-wheel drive or 232 with available all-wheel drive, and a manufacturer-estimated rating of up to 51 combined mpg on the LE FWD grade. Every Camry includes Toyota Safety Sense 3.0, a digital gauge cluster and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. There is no longer a gas-only Camry, which makes efficiency a built-in benefit on every grade.
Manhattan Beach Toyota has helped South Bay families choose Camrys for generations. Our team is here for sales, financing, factory-trained service and Genuine Toyota parts, so you are covered long after you drive home. Call or contact us today and let us help you find your Camry.
Why Is Every New Camry a Hybrid?
Starting with the current generation, Toyota made the hybrid system standard across the Camry lineup. A 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine works with electric motors, and the battery recharges as you drive. The result is sedan-sized comfort with compact-car fuel bills. You never plug it in, and you fill the tank the same way you always have.
For a driver who splits time between the 105, surface streets in Torrance and weekend trips up the coast, the hybrid shines in exactly the kind of mixed driving that punishes a conventional engine.
Which Camry Grade Is Right for You?
The Camry is offered in LE, SE, XLE and XSE grades. The LE and XLE lean toward comfort, while the SE and XSE add sport-tuned suspension and more aggressive styling.
- LE: the efficiency leader with an 8-inch touchscreen and a 7-inch digital gauge display
- SE: sport seats, 18-inch wheels, paddle shifters and sport suspension
- XLE: leather-trimmed seating, a 12.3-inch touchscreen and a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster
- XSE: the sport look with the XLE's premium features, plus 19-inch wheels
All-wheel drive is available on every grade for an extra measure of traction. Open each listing to see the drivetrain and installed options on that exact car.
How Does the Camry Compare With the Corolla and the Crown?
Toyota's sedan lineup covers three sizes. The Corolla is the compact choice with a lower starting point and a tighter footprint. The Camry sits in the middle with more rear-seat room, more power and standard hybrid efficiency. The Crown is the premium flagship with a lifted stance, standard all-wheel drive and an available high-output Hybrid MAX powertrain.
Most families land on the Camry because it balances space, efficiency and price. Step down to the Corolla to save, or step up to the Crown for a more luxurious cabin.
What Should You Check Before Choosing a Specific Camry?
Because the lineup changed significantly with the current generation, confirm the model year on the listing. Then compare three things: drivetrain (FWD or AWD), grade and installed packages. Two XSE sedans can carry very different option packages, so the window sticker on the vehicle detail page is your best friend. If anything is unclear, send us the stock numbers and we will clarify before you visit.
What Are Common Questions About the New Toyota Camry?
Is the new Toyota Camry only available as a hybrid?
Yes. Beginning with the current generation, every new Camry uses Toyota's fifth-generation hybrid system. A gas-only Camry is no longer offered.
Does the Camry offer all-wheel drive?
Yes. Electronic On-Demand AWD is available on every grade. It adds a rear electric motor and raises output to 232 horsepower.
What is the Camry's fuel economy?
Toyota's manufacturer estimate is up to 51 combined mpg on the LE FWD grade. Sport grades with larger wheels and AWD versions are rated lower. Actual mileage will vary.
What safety features are standard on the Camry?
Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is standard on every Camry, including Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Lane Tracing Assist, Proactive Driving Assist and Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control. Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert is also standard.
Is the Camry I see online on the lot?
It may be on the lot, in transit or in production. Check the status on the listing and contact us with the stock number to confirm.
Can I reserve an incoming Camry?
Usually, yes. Contact us with the stock number and we will explain the reservation process and deposit terms. Arrival dates are estimates.
Why Shop for Your New Toyota Camry With Us?
A Camry test drive takes about twenty minutes and answers most questions better than any spec sheet. Save the listings that interest you, call or message us with the stock numbers and we will have them ready. Our team can also review financing options, appraise your current vehicle and explain what hybrid ownership looks like year to year. We are an easy drive from anywhere in the South Bay.
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