The Toyota Camry has been the mainstay of the company's line in this country since its introduction in 1983. Originally a compact, it grew to midsized in 1992, and has become increasingly an American car. Compared to its immediate predecessor, it is larger, quieter, more powerful, and more comfortable. Although the basic platform of the previous Camry is used, the wheelbase has been increased by two inches, and front and rear overhangs decreased slightly.
All external bodywork is new.
It is designed for value. A high degree of supplier involvement in component and system design allowed a streamlined manufacturing process, with reduced production costs. A simplified model strategy also helps keep costs down. There is a Camry model for nearly every midsized sedan taste. The LE is a quiet, comfortable, roomy, economical family car.