The Toyota Camry has been a popular family sedan choice for decades, and even as the segment gets overshadowed by crossovers, this sedan still sees strong sales. The Camry nameplate has been around since 1982, but back then, it was a compact car. Since about 1991, the Carmy name was used for the popular mid-sized sedan we know today.
Known for its stellar reliability record, dependable service, and affordable price, the Camry used to have the unfortunate reputation of being a boring car, but Toyota really changed things around with this current generation model by injecting the car with a bold new personality, both inside and out. Its style is something that really sets it apart from other family sedans. Available as both a hybrid and with two gas engine options, the Camry is now also available as a performance-oriented TRD model. The Camry is unique in that it’s the only family sedan in its segment that still offers a V6 engine. This front-engine, front-wheel-drive family sedan offers drivers a long list of standard safety equipment and also has better driving dynamics than ever before.
The Toyota Camry and Camry Hybrid are built in Kentucky for the North American market.