Plenty coming this month from Toyota – the new Lexus GS 350 is being launched at Pebble Beach on August 18, and five days later will see the unveiling of the 2012 Camry for the North American market, with the fifth-generation car being introduced simultaneously in four locations across the US on August 23.
Ahead of that, the company has teased the upcoming car with a cropped three-quarter front angle photo via a Twitter post, revealing just the headlamp and side profile of the front bumper assembly. It looks like the grille is different than that suggested by the grainy scan from a month back, supposedly showing the car in all its glory.
The hybrid version of the sedan is also slated to be unveiled alongside the US market SE and XLE versions of the XV40’s replacement. Guess we’ll all just have to wait and see how it finally shapes up, when it comes.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post about the 2012 Toyota Camry reveal mixed opinions, with many praising Toyota's strong branding and market success in Malaysia. Several note that the new Camry's design resembles other models like Civic and Forte, criticizing the exterior styling as bland or familiar. Concerns are raised over the use of outdated 4-speed transmissions in Malaysia versus the 6-speed or CVT options available in the US, fearing this may lead UMW to offer less advanced specs locally. Some users express disappointment over perceived limited features and safety options, such as airbags, and worry about potential cost-cutting. Others appreciate Toyota’s reputation for reliability and the brand's market dominance, with some hopeful that UMW will provide a fully featured, value-for-money model.