Toyota Camry 2006 Best Story Article at NAIA Show 2006 PDF

TOYOTA hopes to bury, once and for all, the bland cardigan image of its Camry when the seventh-generation model arrives here in August following its world premiere at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit this week. Gone are the staid “whitegoods on wheels” looks and in its place is a thoroughly modern-looking sedan that is roomier, safer and stronger than the existing car and has a high-class, Lexus-inspired interior.

Toyota Camry 2006

The new Camry has a longer wheelbase, wider track, stiffer body and, according to Toyota, Formula 1-inspired aerodynamic improvements to aid stability. The new Camry has a longer wheelbase, wider track, stiffer body and, according to Toyota, Formula 1-inspired aerodynamic improvements to aid stability.The designers have pushed the wheels outwards for a better on-road stance while the front and rear windscreens are deeply set to give the sedan an almost coupe-like profi le.

Toyota claims better crash safety, including up to seven airbags (including a driver’s knee bag) and a pedestrian-friendly bonnet. In the United States it will be offered with an improved version of the existing 2.4-litre VVT-i four-cylinder and a new 3.5-litre V6. However, Australian Camrys will be four-cylinder only in an effort by Toyota to distance it from the next-generation V6-only Avalon replacement.

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