The recently-introduced Toyota Camry 2.0 G X is the set piece in this one, in which Patrick Teoh and Kuahjenhan engage in a humourous face-off over the car.
All the car’s novelties are highlighted by the two funnymen in the clip, as is its performance, which has agar-agar thrown in for good measure.
The RM159k Camry ‘X’ (which stands for ‘Exquisite Luxury’, apparently) is based on the 2.0 G variant, and features embellishments such as smoked head/tail lamps, dark silver 17-inch alloys, dark brown leather upholstery and wood trim as well as ‘Camry X’-branded front carpet mats.
It also has an optional seven-inch DVD-AVN touchscreen system with navigation fitted as standard. Also on are a powered rear blind and manual rear side window blinds, items that have previously been exclusive to the Camry 2.5 V. Which all makes the Camry 2.0 G X really “atas” and look very hip-hop…
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly ridicule the new Camry's outdated 4-speed transmission and high price, with many perceiving it as an "uncle car" despite Toyota's efforts to shed that image. Some prefer competitors like Honda Accord or Mazda 6. The advertisement's humor received mixed reactions—some found it funny and witty, others called it cheesy or cringeworthy. Overall, there is disappointment in the car's features, value, and marketing approach, with many expressing skepticism about its sales and appeal to younger buyers.