Toyota introduced today the new, seventh-generation Camry, North America’s best-selling car for nine years running and 13 of the past 14 years. The 2012 Camry debuts a bold, sophisticated new design with a more spacious interior, improved driving dynamics and an even quieter ride than before. With class leading safety and fuel economy, the end result is the best Camry ever made. Introduced in 1983, the Toyota Camry would later establish the template for the modern midsize sedan, setting benchmarks for Quality, Dependability and Reliability, along with a comfortable, quiet ride. Since that time, Toyota has sold more than 15 million Camry models worldwide.
The new 2012 Camry arrived at Toyota Dealers across Canada in October, with the suggested retail prices starting at $23,700, which is $1,610 less than the equivalent 2011 models while offering $889 in additional standard equipment. The Camry SE starts at a suggested $26,950 for the four-cylinder model, and $29,900 for the V6, that is $805 less for the SE four-cylinder and $4,355 less for the V6. The Camry XLE starts at a suggested MSRP of $29,900 for the four-cylinder model, and $33,700 for the V6, which is $2,335 less for the four-cylinder and $2,710 less for the V6.
The new 2012 Camry Hybrid arrives at Toyota Dealers across Canada in November, and also carries suggested retail prices below equivalent 2011 models. The 2012 Camry Hybrid LE starts at a suggested $26,990, while the 2012 Camry Hybrid XLE starts at a suggested $28,990, which is $2,320 less than the 2011 equivalent, while offering $745 in additional standard equipment.
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The new 2012 Camry arrived at Toyota Dealers across Canada in October, with the suggested retail prices starting at $23,700, which is $1,610 less than the equivalent 2011 models while offering $889 in additional standard equipment. The Camry SE starts at a suggested $26,950 for the four-cylinder model, and $29,900 for the V6, that is $805 less for the SE four-cylinder and $4,355 less for the V6. The Camry XLE starts at a suggested MSRP of $29,900 for the four-cylinder model, and $33,700 for the V6, which is $2,335 less for the four-cylinder and $2,710 less for the V6.
The new 2012 Camry Hybrid arrives at Toyota Dealers across Canada in November, and also carries suggested retail prices below equivalent 2011 models. The 2012 Camry Hybrid LE starts at a suggested $26,990, while the 2012 Camry Hybrid XLE starts at a suggested $28,990, which is $2,320 less than the 2011 equivalent, while offering $745 in additional standard equipment.
As reported by Toyota