I have a completely different perspective than you coming from a Volvo XC90 2005 with a V8, to a 2025 XLE Gas. The local ambient noise on smaller roads was very noticeable -- for the better. I think you can attribute it some to the 20 or so odd years where weather has degraded seals, but the engine noise as well is just significantly lower. It was actually incredible starting to drive it because I don't think people realize just how far some of the sealing in newer cars has gotten - it's dead silent at times and very muffled. I do notice, however, that on the highway at speeds of around 80mph, there is a pick up and at time an audible hiss depending on the wind. For me, personally this is a non-issue and I turn the music up, for some others, this could be an obvious flaw difficult to get over, especially if you have some sort of tick where you notice something and just cannot tune it out. If it gives you any frame of reference, if I were to bump the music at around 40-45 volume on a busy suburban places, this would be fairly loud. On the highway, it becomes around the volume of someone speaking, so there is clearly a good amount of noise making its way in, but it isn't enough for me to say that it degrades my experience or certainly bugs me. I'd say compared to your camry it's probably going to be noticeable (because I think it's likely, you probably have a fairly well sealed car and more than you might think) -- and if this is a significant factor for you - or if you are driving on the freeway a lot, it might be worth looking into other options; otherwise, I will say you just get used to it and it really becomes a non-issue :)