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Toyota Camry (XV30, 2001-2006, USDM) sedan photo gallery
The fifth-gen international Toyota Camry (XV50) had brand new, rather ugly body, and was the first to be offered solely as a sedan with I4 and V6 engines.
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Toyota Camry sedan (XV20, 1996-2001) photo gallery
The fourth generation (XV20) Toyota Camry was sold in the US between 1996 and 2001 as a sedan only, with a choice of a 2.4-liter I4 or 3-liter V6.
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Toyota Camry (XV10, US, 1992-6) sedan, wagon, coupe photos
For most export markets, the third generation Toyota Camry grew significantly wider and longer, with a big jump too in quality and refinement.
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XV50 Toyota Camry “prestige” facelift (Russia, Asia, JDM) photos
Debuting in 2014, the Russia, Asia, China and Japan, the facelift for the “prestige” version of the Toyota Camry has a new grille, headlights and bumpers.
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Toyota Camry etymology: What does its name mean?
The Toyota Camry is one of the world’s most popular cars, but where does its name come from and what does it mean?
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XV50 Toyota Camry TRD concept photo gallery
Based on the 2015 Toyota XSE V6, the TRD concept has lowered suspension (1in at the front, 1.5in at the rear), 21-inch alloys and 225/35 tires.
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V20 Toyota Camry sedan and wagon photo gallery
Built between 1986 and 1991, the second generation Camry went mainstream and began its ascent up the sales charts, especially in the USA.
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V10 Toyota Camry (1982-1986) photo gallery
The made-in-Japan V10 Toyota Camry sedan and liftback is, basically, where the story of America’s most popular FWD family car begins.
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XV50 Toyota Camry 2014 facelift (NYIAS 2014) photo gallery
At the 2014 New York Auto Show, Toyota unveiled a complete makeover of its top-selling XV50 Camry, with every body panel, except the roof, changed.
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XV50 Toyota Camry 2014 facelift production photo gallery
No panel has been left untouched, apart from the roof, in this very thorough “sporty” and “emotional” redesign of the XV50 Toyota Camry.