2025 Toyota Camry LE

  • Used
  • Hybrid
Price
$25,361
Doc Fee
$225
Price After Fees
$25,586
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    The overview

    Exterior Color
    Silver
    Odometer
    56,192 miles
    Combined Fuel Economy
    51
    Battery Warranty
    120 months / 150,000 miles
    Transmission
    Automatic
    Drivetrain
    Front-Wheel Drive
    VIN
    4T1DAACK3SU564802
    Stock Number
    PSU564802
      • Max seating capacity: 5
      • Horsepower: 225
      This 2025 Toyota Camry LE sedan delivers an outstanding combination of efficiency and reliability in a stylish silver exterior with black fabric interior. The hybrid powertrain with eCVT transmission provides an impressive 53 city and 50 highway mpg, making every trip to the pump easier on your wallet while maintaining the responsive performance you expect from Toyota.- Front dual zone A/C- Remote keyless entry- Active Cruise Control- Electronic Stability Control- Heated door mirrors- Toyota Audio Multimedia with 8 touchscreen- Apple CarPlay/Android Auto- Rear window defroster- Power windows and door mirrors- Rear backup cameraThe LE trim includes an array of safety features including dual front and side impact airbags, ABS brakes, and Toyota's Safety Connect emergency communication system. You'll appreciate the comfort of automatic temperature control, heated door mirrors, and a convenient split folding rear seat for versatile cargo space. Stop by today to experience this fuel-efficient Camry and discover why Toyota continues to lead the sedan category.

      KBB.com Consumer Reviews

      Kelley Blue Book Logo3.9out of 5 overall
      • 5.0

        Amazing car

        by Bryce on 10/20/2026 11:43:47 PM

        Coming from a pickup truck that got 13 miles a gallon to now on average 54 is amazing! Smooth ride and fun to drive…
      • 5.0

        Best mid size sedan ever

        by Abes ride on 9/12/2026 2:42:00 PM

        Everything works great! No problems been running smooth for 57k miles! Oil changes every 10k with amsoil hybrid series. Zero complaints.…
      • 5.0

        Have it your way!

        by JoeAverage on 9/8/2026 12:41:03 PM

        2026 Camry Le..this model came with heated seats, and power driver seat, not usually on the LE model. I was driving to the Honda dealer, to buy a new Accord hybrid. I stopped on the way, to this Toyota dealer "just in case" they may have a Camry LE "in stock" in a color I wanted. I was shocked when I heard "yes", we have a blue one. My experience with Toyota has been they dont sell cars, they sell allocations because they dont have any cars. Im uninterested in buying and committing on a car "I cant test drive" where I wont know when the car will arrive. No cars..no buy. Simple. Sure enough, he pointed me to a new LE in blue, that had came off the truck the day before. Not detailed, but sticker in it.. I started getting excited when I saw the equipment..heated seats, and power driver seat..on the LE (low end model) which is just what I wanted. So, I told the dealer, "Im not interested in driving the LE unless it can be bought well under MSRP, not over." He said the cars on the lot are discounted, the ones in transit, (allocations) get no discount. I agreed to drive it, when I realized they are ready to sell at a discount. I wont pay a Toyota tax, they add to many cars at the toyota dealer "because they can". Incredibly, this must have been "Burger King Motors", because I got it my way...like the old BK commercials. The camry LE was better than the Accord hybrid sport for 3 major reasons: 1. Accord sport has low profile rough riding tires, and can not be bought with standard comfort tires. 2. Camry had blind spot monitor standard, not on Accord sport. 3. This Camry LE had bonuses: heated steering, driver power seats. Both are low cost but extras worth the money. 4. (Yes I know I said 3) Price. Price was actually lower than the accord, mostly because Accord hybrid "is not offered" without "sport" (rough riding tires with little air between you and potholes.). The choice was a no brainer. Camry was better in many ways, and had no downsides from the Accord hybrid. I love the new Camry LE.…