For fans of the new facelifted Toyota Camry, here are some new shots of the car from its Australian launch where it is called the Toyota Aurion. I don’t think any of the previous photos I’ve published so far had a shot of the car with its LED tail lamps lit up so for those who haven’t seen the new facelifted Camry in real life at night yet, here’s how it looks like.
The Australian Toyota Aurion also has a sporty version with a completely different aggressively-styled bumper and grille. This is different from the aerokit we can purchase with the Camry here in Malaysia. Younger Camry buyers will probably want to hunt for this or find out how to import the original bumper in.
Look after the jump for the full gallery.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mixed feelings about the facelifted Toyota Aurion, with some praising its sporty LED tail lamps and modern design, while others criticize its appearance, stating it resembles Proton Saga or Audi models. Several comments highlight the resemblance of the black Aurion front to the Saga BLM, often calling it "boring" or "no soul." There is discussion about the car's quality, with some believing Toyota's quality has declined, and others praising the Aurion's performance, especially the Australian V6 model. Market expectations suggest the Aurion could be popular in Malaysia, though some feel its design is too "uncle"-style or not appealing enough. Overall, opinions are divided, with notable concerns over copying and aesthetics.