2021 Toyota Camry AWD vs FWD: is AWD worth it?
LE AWD vs LE FWD
AWD adds $1,400. Costs $124 more a year in fuel.
$2,145more over 6 years
- 29 vs 32 mpg.
- 12,000 miles a year. Gas $3.20.
Every AWD and FWD pair
| Pair | MSRP | Price step | Rating | Energy a year | Extra over 6 years | Weight gain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LE FWD LE AWD | $25,045 $26,445 | $1,400 | 32 mpg 29 mpg | $1,200 $1,324 | $2,145 | +165 lb |
| SE FWD SE AWD | $26,560 $27,960 | $1,400 | 32 mpg 29 mpg | $1,200 $1,324 | $2,145 | +190 lb |
| SE Nightshade FWD SE Nightshade AWD | $27,260 $28,660 | $1,400 | 32 mpg 29 mpg | $1,200 $1,324 | $2,145 | +180 lb |
| XLE FWD XLE AWD | $29,945 $31,345 | $1,400 | 31 mpg 28 mpg | $1,239 $1,371 | $2,196 | +160 lb |
| XSE FWD XSE AWD | $30,495 $31,895 | $1,400 | 31 mpg 28 mpg | $1,239 $1,371 | $2,196 | +155 lb |
What this cannot tell you
Resale, traction and insurance are not included.
Your own mpg will differ.
- 2 or more sources
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- Model-level, rule or estimate
- Sources disagree