Toyota's Camry offers multiple compelling versions of the family sedan
After driving each of these Camrys for a week I came away quite flummoxed
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--July 9, 2020
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Toyota's mid-sized mainstream sedan has always been a good car, but it hasn't always been a really compelling car to drive. Those days appear to be over, at least partly.
Camrys have also been known as excellent, well-built and engineered cars, something you can buy and drive comfortably and affordably over the long haul. But if I were looking for a Japanese car in this market segment, one that's also interesting to those who enjoy extending their right feet a little, I'd have sent you scrambling for the Mazda6, though you can no longer get it with a V6 engine. Still, "Zoom-Zoom" and all that.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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