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2018 Toyota Camry - longer and lower with TNGA platform, 2 5L VVT-iE with 8AT, focus on dynamics
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The Toyota Camry has been called many things over the years, but unpopular is not one of them. The car sold more than a half-million units globally last year…
Junkyard Gem: 1994 Toyota Camry Coupe
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A premium RWD turbocharged sedan with a stick from Toyota? Sounds very BMW-ish to us. Too bad Toyota never intended for it, along with other cool sedans like the Crown and Cressida, to be shipped stateside. The Chaser was discontinued after the 2001 model year with no direct successor. Meanwhile, the Camry lives on, but at least it s better than ever before. But for those who still dream of owning the closest thing to a BMW, that s also an affordable Toyota, here s your best bet.
Up for auction on Car and Bids is this modified 1993 Toyota Camry Chaser. Obviously, it s a Japanese-spec, meaning right-hand-drive but it comes with an array of cool upgrades such as 18-inch staggered-width, bronze-painted alloy wheels, a Lexus LS 430 big brake kit, aftermarket coilovers and sway bars, and a 3-inch stainless-steel straight-piped exhaust.
Loaded 1987 Toyota Camry Wagon Is Junkyard Treasure
An early second-generation Camry wagon with just about every option imaginable, retired with 254k miles. Murilee Martin
second-generation Camry, however, struck terror into the hearts of American car-industry executives. Here s the wagon version of one of those cars, found in a northeastern Colorado car graveyard. Murilee Martin
If we re going to split hairs about Camry generations, today s Junkyard Treasure is really a
third-generation car, because Toyota sold a sedan-ized Celica with Camry badges in Japan for a few years in the early 1980s. Since we never got that car over here, only the most fanatical of American Camry enthusiasts (are there any?) will quibble over this definition. This car was built at the Tsutsumi Plant in November of 1986, so it s one of the very first second/third-gen Camrys sold in the United States.
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