I have back problems and getting in and out of a Camry is more of a challenge than a rav 4

Call me old school, but I just picked up a 2023 Camry XSE V6 white and black with red leather interior. Not a single regret.

$39,000 for a RAV4 did I see that correctly! That's simply over the top. I would buy the Camry all day over the RAV.

I own a 2022 Camry and have test driven RAV4's several times - I can tell you without any doubt that the Camry has a more sophisticated comfortable better handling drive with slightly less road noise. The main thing I give to the RAV4 is that it sits higher and has much better ground clearance for those awkward driveways. Also the Camry has longer more comfortable seats (i.e., more bottom and thigh support). But the smoothness of the Camry on the road is what sold me over the RAV4. The RAV4 has a bit of a "PRADO feel", that is, it sways you from side to side more with road undulations and with a more stiff feel. I personally feel the RAV4 for its high price is over-rated! And the Camry with its lower price is under-rated. The only mistake Toyota made with the Camry was to lower it too low over the previous model Camry's, it needs to be about another 1.5" higher with the ground clearance. Or, shock, horror, bring out a Camry Cross-Over (SUV) version like the Corolla Cross

Much as I like Toyota, their seemingly unaddressed problems with hybrid cable junction corrosion on hybrid vehicles would prevent me from purchasing one. Love that they still make a V-6 Camry. I would seriously consider a gas only Rav4 as my next vehicle. Great summary chock full of useful information as usual, Tyler.

For me the Rav4 is so much easier to get in and out of that I prefer it. I agree the Camry is a more refined interior.

I traded my 2022 Camry for a 2021 Subaru Outback (with 7K miles).... I don't regret it. I tested the Rav4 and hated it! Both the Rav and Camry gave me back pains; where the Subaru is so comfortable!

I bought a 2024 Toyota Camry LE with the convenience package and blind spot monitoring package. We are a family of 3 and the Camry feels so spacious plus we got an amazing deal compared to the RAV4. I was extremely surprised how quiet it is and how comfortable it is.

Would the rav4 be more safe in a crash compared to the Camry

I purchased a 2023 Camry SE and and I am thrilled with it. I am 69 years old and my previous ride was a 2011 FJ Cruiser which I had great service from, but I was looking for something with better fuel mileage and a little more comfort. I am getting 32 mpg combined and the motor is not even broken in yet.

I test drove both cars and picked the Camry because it is more quiet and refined.

Thank you for comparing the Camry sedan and the Rav4 SUV. The Camry’s standard 17” wheels make for better ride comfort compared to the 18” and 19” options. I also like how you noted hybrid battery replacement for long term ownership. It’s something that reviewers almost always omit.

Excellent Video well detailed with pricing,

Love this! I wanted the Rav 4 but it was too expensive $70 a month more than the Camry ... so got a basic Camry LE. Thank you for pointing out the hybrid's extra costs no one talks about that.

Got my Camry Hybrid LE today! Wonderful! Quiet, refined, lovely.

You are just cranking out the videos lately. I love it!

Very informative video…we are driving a 12 year old Camry & will likely stick with

Great comparison , thank you.

Killing it on the reviews lately

Your theory about why the hybrids have more oomf at the starting line isn't far off. Electric motors achieve 100% of the power output for a given input of electricity, immediately.