Toyota has revealed prices and specifications for UK versions of its latest Camry saloon before order books open on 1 April.
It will be available in two trim levels. The entry-level Design, priced from £29,995, comes with 17in alloy wheels, a leather interior, dual-zone air conditioning, keyless entry and ignition, parking sensors, a rear-view camera and heated seats as standard.
The Excel starts from £31,295 and adds LED fog lights, blindspot monitoring, wireless smartphone charging and lane-changing assistance.
Both variants will be available in five paint colours, including white and grey, from launch.
Each is also equipped with an 8.0in touchscreen infotainment system as standard, plus a 10.0in head-up display and 7.0in information display between the instrument dials.
Beige and black leather are the only interior options, and a power reclining function for the seat will be an option.
The Camry fills the void left by the Avensis and presents a new rival to the Ford Mondeo. It remained on sale in other markets during its UK absence, and in fact ranks as the world’s best-selling saloon.
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A bit of Renault in it.
I think it looks a lot like the Renault Laguna MK III from the side especially the from C piller back but even the bonnet is quite similer. Maybe if struggle to sell this they could do a deal with Renault and Renault could sell it as the MK IV Laguna maybe with more engines too.
Need more info
The car pictured while left hand driver. Seems to be built uniquely for the European / British market. Why provide only one choice of propulsion considering Toyota's vast pool of engineering talent.
However good this car turns
However good this car turns out to be, I can't see it selling in the badge-obsessed UK market, more's the pity. Also, an estate would probably sell better than a saloon - is there one coming?