Oh yeah it looks really good

@@EUROCARGUY just one thing i don't like: - fake exhaust (fake second exhaust on models with ✌️double exhaust✌️, and fake two exhausts on models with ✌️quad exhaust✌️)

It does!

Thanks!

Here's my review of the Camry if you wanna hear me talk: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rrVgZK55l8qam3U.html

Good ole understeer

Ice,Camry stability control system is very aggressive , that’s why they added awd finally because my front tires will easily spin in the rain if you press to hard on the throttle.

Sure thing, I will upload it next week

Hybrid car has an internal combustion engine powered by gasoline and an electric motor powered by a battery. Both, the internal combustion engine and the electric motor power the car in order to get the best possible fuel economy. Sometimes the car uses the electric motor only (especially at low speeds or when cruising without touching a gas pedal) but most of the time the ICE and the electric motor work together. Here is an article from Car and Driver which explains everything pretty well: www.caranddriver.com/features/a26390899/what-is-hybrid-car/

Not faster. I actually don’t recommend a hybrid if you like to drive fast since hybrids are not efficient in high speeds. But this has enough power to get you from point A to point B with out problems while saving gas. Test drive them before buying

It's relatively quiet up to 70-75 mph, not a lot of NVH and the engine bay is relatively well isolated. I haven't had a chance to test the base sound system, but I'm not sure if I would pay $1,760 for the JBL. I have mixed feelings about it - it lacks mids and bass and is not as "crisp" as I expected.

@@EUROCARGUY Thank you so much for your answer. I thought about JBL and I doubt of this option. Seeing, car with JBL costs at least 35 k. So there’s a sense to install a good sound system after purchasing. I researched forums Camry in Russia- owners did extra soundproofing (especially working with doors)to get a quality sound from JBL.

It's a loaner that I got from Toyota for a review. Can't really speak about reliability, but Toyota's hybrid powertrains are rather reliable

It's an extra care protection plan offered by Toyota - pretty much an extended warranty for 72 months or 160,000 miles, whatever comes first. I believe that the basic warranty that every new car comes with is 36 months / 36,000 miles and you get 60 months / 60,000 miles (whichever comes first) for your powertrain (engine and transmission)

It's not. It's a visual effect caused by the camera.

Only bc of camera