Toyota Camry 2021 News

• Toyotas and pick-up trucks dominate longest-lasting car studies; top ranked cars have 49% chance to reach 400k km!

  If you want a long-lasting car, then a Toyota or an American pick-up truck is your best bet, according to industry research website iSeecars.com. Now in its tenth year, their annual 'Longest-Lasting Cars' study analysed over 260 million cars sold between 2012 and 2022 to determine which cars were most likely to survive very high mileages. The study found that pick-up trucks dominate the list, with 10 of the 23 longest-lasting vehicles made up by them, and Toyota makes plenty of reliable cars, wi

  Sanjay

  17.05.2023

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• 2022 Toyota Camry facelift launched in Thailand – Coming to Malaysia with Dynamic Force engine?

  Less than a week after its launch in Indonesia, the facelifted 2022 Toyota Camry is unveiled in Thailand. Available in four variants, the Thai-spec Camry now comes with the 2.5-litre Dynamic Force engine in either petrol or hybrid guises. The Camry was first introduced in Thailand in 1993 with local assembly beginning from 1999. Since then, more than 224,000 units of the Camry has been sold. The pre-facelift Camry was introduced in the Kingdom in 2018 and around 22,000 units have been sold there

  CY Foong

  03.11.2021

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• 5-year old used Toyota Camry Hybrid for the price of a Vios – common problems and repair cost

  The locally-assembled (CKD) Toyota Camry Hybrid was first launched in Malaysia in 2015, priced at RM 174,900. It was a bit of a one hit wonder as there was no follow-up to the model. The subsequent generation Camry was imported from Thailand and local taxes made it prohibitively expensive. Consequently, the hybrid variant was dropped. The good news is that unlike the Prius (which was also not followed up after just one generation), the Camry Hybrid is newer and thus is still covered by UMW Toyot

  Hans

  18.10.2021

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• Nissan Almera bags WapCar’s 2020 Car of the Year, Honda City wins Editors’ Pick

  The N18 generation Nissan Almera has won the WapCar.my’s Readers’ Pick 2020 Car of the Year (COTY) award, having secured the most votes (13,475 votes), ahead of the Proton X50 (11,1100 votes) and Honda City (8,753 votes). This also means that the Nissan Almera is winner of the overall 2020 Car of the Year award. The Mitsubishi Xpander and Volvo S60 also won the most votes in their respective categories. With 4,188 votes, the Mitsubishi Xpander edged the Honda BR-V (2,139 votes) to win the 7-seat

  Hans

  11.01.2021

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• Toyota Camry narrowly beats Honda Accord’s sales in Thailand, but it’s not so straightforward

  The Toyota Camry has reign supreme over the Honda Accord in terms of sales volume in Thailand, but that's just half of the story. According to the sales data compiled by headlightmag, Toyota managed to shift 462 units of the Camry in November, narrowly beating the Honda Accord’s 420 units in the process. However, upon closer inspection, over the course of the year, both the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord fought fiercely against each other, with some months the Camry taking the lead over the Accor

  Eric

  06.01.2021

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• 2020 Honda Accord 1.5 TC-P vs 2019 Toyota Camry 2.5V - Which should you buy?

  It’s the classic D-segment sedan battle between the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry. The 2020 Honda Accord was introduced earlier this year with the range-topping variant priced at RM 195,900 (inclusive of SST). Meanwhile, the 2019 Toyota Camry is priced at RM 196,888 (SST included). Without ado, let's put these two together for a head-to-head comparison. How large are they now? In terms of exterior size, the Honda Accord is ever so slightly larger than the Toyota Camry in every dimension. But the

  Shaun

  15.10.2020

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