Toyota Camry

TOYOTA CAMRY

Introduced four decades ago, the Toyota Camry has been one of the most popular passenger cars in the world. But its best years were in the 1980s and 1990, when Camry models built were the epitome of reliability and ran seemingly unhindered, requiring little more than regular engine oil changes.

The Camry models that debuted in the mid-2000s relied more on its name and reputation than engineering and the finishing touches required to perpetuate that reputation of excellence. In 2004, Toyota discontinued Camry in Japan, where it has struggled historically. In the 4 years from 2007 to 2011, the number of Camrys sold in the United States plummeted by 35%, from 473,000 to 308,000 cars. The sales volume has rebounded since then but remains below those of Camry's heydays.

One of Toyota's priorities for the Camry, as well as for the Corolla, Prius, Avensis, RAV4, Yaris and Hiace, is a state-of-the-art tyre pressure maintenance system, and Toyota's decision makers are in Japan. Please call or write to them at these coordinates.

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