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 are mostly positive about the Toyota Camry facelift, praising its design, safety features, and value. Many express excitement for the new model, contrasting it with past models they find outdated or overpriced. Some criticize UMW Toyota for high prices, limited safety features, and poor RV, blaming local taxes, protectionism, or the distributor. Overall, viewers look forward to the facelift, but there is frustration over pricing issues and the disparity between international and Malaysian versions.