Toyota Camry vs BMW X3

What's the difference?

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Toyota Camry
Toyota Camry

$27,888 - $63,888

2025 price

BMW X3
BMW X3

$88,100 - $131,400

2026 price

Summary

2025 Toyota Camry
2026 BMW X3
Safety Rating

Engine Type
Inline 4, 2.5L

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Fuel Type
Premium Unleaded/Electric

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Fuel Efficiency
4.0L/100km (combined)

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Seating
5

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Dislikes
  • More expensive base model pricing
  • Drinks premium petrol only
  • Adaptive cruise control needs work

  • No ANCAP
  • Prefers premium fuel
  • Rear seat shoulder room for three adults
2025 Toyota Camry Summary

The Toyota Camry is one of the few cars that really needs no introduction. It's been on our shores for 41 years and has proven itself to be steadfastly popular, enough for Toyota to launch a ninth-generation version.

The entry grade Ascent is one of the few 'base-models' still available for the mid-sized sedan segment and offers an upgraded hybrid powertrain and transmission, new tech and a fresh take on its design.

Old fans will love it and in this review we discover if there's something for families to get excited about.

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2026 BMW X3 Summary

BMW has recently launched its fourth-generation (G45) X3 range, which comprises three petrol variants including the entry-level 20 xDrive, mid-grade 30e xDrive PHEV and top-shelf M50 xDrive.

The new trio brings revised powertrains, new exterior and interior styling, increased standard equipment, enhanced technology and an emphasis on the use of sustainable materials.

We recently trialled the five-seater flagship to see if it has the right mix of performance and practicality to maintain the X3’s enduring appeal for Aussie families.

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