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This might be how the facelifted Camry will look like

This might be how the facelifted Camry will look like

chitchatboy

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blogentry-133713-0-16538800-1409460639_thumb.jpgToyota debuted its global market XV-50 Camry at the recent Moscow Motor Show and this might be pretty close to the ASEAN version which we should be receiving in the not-too-distant future.

 

blogentry-133713-0-10859800-1409462524_thumb.jpgAs seen in the photos, the exterior gets a refreshed front end which includes new headlamps that would likely be LED-powered as seen on its younger brother, the Altis.

 

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blogentry-133713-0-89717200-1409462529_thumb.jpgThe rear receives a similarly slight amount of restyling, comprising of a new rear bumper and new taillights. The rims are also new.

 

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blogentry-133713-0-38994700-1409462506_thumb.jpgMoving inside, the biggest change would be the new steering wheel design which looks much sportier now. A new instrumental cluster, which now comes with a 4.2-inch colour TFT display and an updated center console consisting of a bigger screen, feature.

 

Mechanically, it seems that Toyota carried its engines and gearboxes from the current car over without much changes.


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Watwheels

Although there are certain bold stylings on the exterior but overall they manage to make it less desirable. Perhaps this segment is too competitive. Toyota needs to work on that interior.

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Twich

Camry did very well in America. The design is cater for American market.

Camry is selling nearly 400,000 units per year.

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Hamburger

Is blue dial natural to the eyes?

 

The ody I had for 5 yrs seems ok but the camry seems overly blue. Or is it me??

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Fuelsaver

Altis still nicer on the outside. For interior, they could have used / provided option of piano black / walnut / carbon trim instead of wood trim.

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Kho

hmmm.. it's still not that impressive. Would be better to improve on the interior.

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Chucky2007

My god.. wait wait..

 

What's the diff to the current made in Thailand model or the current Lexus? Is it a hybrid? Hybrid design of on going Lexus and ongoing Camry?

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chitchatboy

This might be how the upcoming facelift for our current Thailand-made Camry will look. We think the interior looks better already!

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