Toyota has teased the facelifted international-market Camry ahead of the popular D-segment sedan’s debut at the Moscow motor show later this month. Those look like new headlamps with DRLs in them. We can’t see the grille very clearly but there should be some changes on that front.
We expect it to be more conservatively styled than the very sporty-looking US-market Toyota Camry facelift (below). As there are really only two main Camry versions available worldwide, the one in the picture above is the one we should be interested in, since Russia’s pre-facelift Camry is identical to ours.
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Comments on the blog post are mostly positive, expressing excitement and anticipation for the new Toyota Camry facelift, with many praising its design and styling. Some express hope for better specifications, safety features, and prices tailored to the local market, criticizing current offerings and high taxes. There is also discussion about regional differences, with US models viewed more favorably for their features and aggressive styling. Several comments criticize UMW’s pricing, configuration, and supposedly high profit margins, blaming them for limited features like the number of airbags and outdated technology. A few comments compare the Camry’s value and safety features unfavorably with other markets or brands, highlighting the need for Toyota to bring similar features and design globally. Overall, the sentiment is enthusiastic, with expectations for an improved and more attractive model.