Toyota Camry 2014 News

• 2024 Toyota Camry previewed in China; gets 2.0L NA and hybrid; lower starting price equals RM 114k

  Following its preview at the 2023 Guangzhou International Motor Show, Toyota China have announced estimated prices of the XV80-generation 2024 Toyota Camry, which is not an all-new model, but a heavily updated version of the outgoing Camry. The XV80 Camry will be offered with two powertrain options - a 2.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol and 2.0-litre hybrid across 9 variants, priced between CNY 173,800 (~ RM 114k) and CNY 208,800 (~ RM 136k). Also read: New 2024 Toyota Camry (XV80) debuts in U

  Arvind

  04.01.2024

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• JBL explains why audio quality in the 2022 Toyota Camry is so good

  When talking about the new facelifted 2022 Toyota Camry, its new 2.5-litre Dynamic Force engine (209 PS / 253 Nm) and 8-speed automatic transmission combo is always the focus, and rightly so, considering how good it is. What is less said but still an equally deserving talking point is its JBL audio system, because it’s the best in any car on this side of a quarter million Ringgit. The updated 2022 Toyota Camry now features a 9-inch touch screen infotainment with support for Android Auto / Apple

  Hans

  02.12.2022

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• Post-SST, here are the new 2022 prices for Toyota models - up by RM 2k to RM 17k

  UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has updated the prices of its models in Malaysia, now with the sale and service tax (SST) added back in. The following table shows the updated prices with SST. Toyota prices with SST Model Prices w/o SST (RM) Price with SST (RM) Yaris 1.5J 69,576 73,800 Yaris 1.5E 75,479 83,800 Yaris 1.5G 82,475 87,600 Vios 1.5J 74,623 77,600 Vios 1.5E 82,593 85,600 Vios 1.5G 87,584 90,400 Vios GR-S 95,284 98,100 Corolla Altis 1.8E 128,888 130,888 Corolla Altis 1.8G 139,888 141,888 Camry

  Eric

  04.07.2022

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• Buying a used Toyota Camry? Priced from RM 20k, here's what you need to know

  Last week, we talked about what to look out for when purchasing a used Honda Accord, this week, we direct your attention to its direct rival, the Toyota Camry. Well known as the “uncle car”, the Camry has been offering reliability in an executive package since the early 2000s. Now that you can purchase a Camry for as low as RM 17,000, is it worth considering? Unlike the Honda Accord which we highly recommend setting your aim for the ninth-generation model, we don’t have a specific generation tha

  Jerrica

  02.01.2021

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• Owner Review: Superior Ride Quality Approved by Adrian - My Toyota Camry

  ** This article is the personal experience of a 2019 Toyota Camry 2.5V owner and does not necessarily reflect the views of WapCar. Kington Koh ↓↓↓ Press Here To Share Your Story ↓↓↓ There’s no such thing as the perfect car. What we buy is very much a representation of what we want or need. Nevertheless, the general criteria in car selection revolves around price, safety, performance, handling, reliability and both short and long term maintenance. Striking a balance of which comes first is always

  Owner Review

  21.07.2020

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• Who said you can’t compare a Mercedes-Benz C-Class with a Toyota Camry?

  The problem with Facebook’s newsfeed’s algorithms is that it feeds you what other like-minded people are seeing, rightly or wrongly. Worse, many see the comments section as a source of information. Very quickly, our society has become one that is fragmented into groups that speak only within each other’s echo chambers – each seeing what they want to see and hearing what they want to hear, with Facebook serving as a massive amplifier of confirmation biases. This is why fringe beliefs are becoming

  Hans

  14.06.2020

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