From the time the Toyota Camry made its debut, it quickly won over buyers. With a reputation for reliability and fuel efficiency, it’s easy to see how the Camry became the top-selling midsize sedan in the United States. Find out how Toyota Camry continues to stand the test of time and why it’s worth taking for a test drive.

First Generation

Four years after launching the Camry in Japan, Toyota decided to adapt the vehicle for the U.S. market. In 1983, the Camry made its way to dealerships across the country. Available in two body styles, a hatchback and a sedan, the Camry was Toyota’s first successful front-drive model. It came with a choice of three four-cylinder engine options mated with either a five-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmission.

Modern Midsize

Fast forward 35 years and the 2018 Toyota Camry is better than ever. With an all-new chassis with a more rigid structure, the Camry’s muscular shape and aggressive performance ensures it stands out from the crowd. Sitting more than 1 inch lower and wider than the 2017 model, the eighth-generation Camry offers an improved ride and better handling.

Available in five trim levels and three engine options, there’s a Camry to suit every style and budget. The 2018 base trim L comes with more standard features than the outgoing 2017 mode. Cutting-edge technology features include a backup camera, Bluetooth, adaptive cruise control, a USB port, and a 7-inch touchscreen.

For more than three decades, the Camry has stood the test of time. Stop by your local dealership to test drive the 2018 Toyota Camry today.

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