after everything was fixed - the car was cancelled !!

In Australia Toyota has been number one spot for the past 25 years and the range of Toyota's is bigger in Australia with the Hilux utes and the Hiace vans also from 1990s to 2017 The Camery was made in Australia and the 1997 Toyota Camerys must have sold a lot of them because there are so many of them still around the sedan and station wagon also we never got the coupe or convertible also the from 1989 to 1992 Holden sold the rebadged Toyota Camery as tbe Holden Apollo and the Toyota Corana lasted until tge late 1980s because they released are more powerful car called tge Toyota Corana Avante powerd by a 22RE engine didn't sell many but tge 22R engine came out in the 5th generation of the Toyota Hilux from 1994 to 1997 and l own one a 1997 one also the last year of the 22R engine actually on the 30th of September 1997

Great video just the kind of stuff I like to watch

Sorry as a car enthusiast, I absolutely can’t stand the Camry. It’s the most vanilla car on earth, I don’t care if it lasts forever. It’s boring as hell

Drive an old Camry & stay wealthy. Drive a new car - look rich but stay poor!

I still ❤ the 1980’s models the box style was awesome 😎 and when they chg design like Ford Taurus was awful 😞. One day get 1985 and renovate to current standards I’ll be a proud owner 😊 “pimp my ride” 😉

The 97 and 07 were my favorites with 4 cylinders.

Excellent video. My personal favorites were always the new-for-1992 and the new-for-1997. I still see those around town often. I like the 1992 because it resembles that full-size Lexus like you mentioned. That car was ahead of its time and still looks great today. The coupe variant of that generation was cool too. I didn’t care too much for the Solara once that came out. Thanks for the shoutout too. Yes I love my second-gen ES. It’s always been one of fav cars of all time. If I can find a clean ‘92 or ‘97 Camry, I’ll definitely grab one of those too. Plan on making a video on those soon. Great chatter!

it's a shame Toyota went to BMW to build a Supra. if people could look past the GTR having a V6 it would have been the same for the Supra. BMW reliability is horrible. I just had to change out some coolant hoses on a friends 2020 BMW 540. $300 worth of hoses for a practically new car.

great video, a lot of the youngsters don't even know that the Supra started as a higher trim level of the Celica...

It's a shame we never got the supercharged 3.5 motor. like the Aussies did.

my first car was an 86 MR2 and I had 2 more after that. not the fastest car but the handling was amazing. also pretty spacious for a car it's size...

good video. I always hear people say tha TC stands for Toyota Celica...

7.5 LITERS FOR 250HP IS INSANE LOL

I love my 2009 Mitsubishi Galant Rally Art.is more fast,beautiful and unique than those ugly,boring and generic camrys.😞😫🤢💩😁😂🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

My family has owned at least three different camrys and is my uncle Rick's go to car. He is on his third or fourth one. Cant remember. My aunt had an 02. My grandfather had an 03 and my grandmother had a 2010. Great cars. Great video. 😊

After the worst experience with a Plymouth I got a camry . The car was so smooth , even the want to be gangsters wanted them . Mine now resides with my son .... a family love afair

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The ES 300 was the Lexis version of the Camry

It was joked that mechanics hated Toyota's because they couldn't make money fixing them

The last good generation, before Toyota's quality fell, was the 2002-2006 Camry. Newer designs have since improved the Camry. The Japanese (Honda & Toyota) keep redesigning and improving their cars whereas the American automakers just give up and cancel the model

Even though the Camry was boring, it became popular because it was very well-built and reliable. It became the #1 selling car in 1997 beating the Ford Taurus and Honda Accord. However, there was one year the Honda Accord sold more than the Toyota Camry.

Well researched and presented. Informative,interesting and fun tidbits like yearly production numbers and the two ‘66 Vista Cruisers being ordered with the L-69. Sentences are complete and narration is good,as well.

UGLY toyota GARBAGE

Reliable but mind numbingly boring transport...apart from reliability any Camry is about as exciting as a toaster oven at best!

For me, the third generation 1992-96 Toyota Camry raised the bar for the mid-size class. It had classy styling, bulletproof reliability, and excellent built quality. It wasn't just aimed at the Honda Accord, but it was also targeting the then hot selling Ford Taurus as well to become the best overall mid-size sedan in North America.

Toyotas 80s styling was nice, a little quirky but attractive. Love the two tone paint schemes you could get on the gen 1 carry. Sure miss more color on cars, and color keyed interiors. Today's cars are really blah blah and I don't find most new stuff appealing at all. Like gen 1 and gen 2. 3 and later just didn't do it for me, styling wise.

94 Lexus ES300/Camry owner here with 105,000 miles, yep you read that correctly. Got it from original owner with 86k, mint condition with not a speck of rust underneath for $2500, best purchase I've made in my life. Been driving it for 3 years, I keep thinking of selling just because of the age but know I won't get enough money that would make it worth it. This car probably has another 200+ thousand miles to go.

Great video!

Dated a girl who had a 1992 Camry with the four cylinder and five speed. Best part of the relationship! 😅

I didn't think I could afford a new car. Let alone a decent hybrid. I found a local dealer that was willing to not add stuff or market adjust. They discounted the MSRP and behold I have just over 700 miles on a month old Camry SE. Thanks Hemet Toyota. An example for dealerships everywhere.

These introduced me to a civic. Never went back. Thx gm.

This is one of those rare occurrences where the price of the vehicle goes down over the years. When calculating for inflation, the Camry's were more expensive considering that today, a base model LE starts around $28K as oppose to $30-35K back in the 80s and 90s. I do like the all-new generation 2025s. They look super sharp and get phenomenal fuel economy since they're fully hybridized. If I were to choose a favorite previous gen, it would be the third-gen 1992-96. Even to this day, you can find them on the roads. That says something.

Always loved those Camry stationwagans

Market disruption. Camry stuck it to Detroit with a well made, fuel efficient entry in an increasingly troubled, poorly made American market. 40 years ago. Enter Tesla. Same arguments, same results. Different players. Toyota is ignoring the move to electric and Camry sales are about to drop with a thud. Think Pontiac Phoenix thud.

Nissan Maxima Will Always First And Formost A Great Car For All Seasons

Camry is the Japan version of Mercedes and the Accord is BMW hence the ride quality difference! Also look at the subtle design quirks accross the eras. Both great automobiles.

My first car in high school was a 2003 toyota camry v6. ❤ toyota silver!

My family has had a 2013 and 2016. I really liked them at the time. But now I kinda don't really understand the point of midsize sedans like the Camry. The roof was very low. I'm only 5'9 but up front it feels like it's right there and in the back your head is hitting. Same in all sedans I sit in. If you NEED a sedan these days either buy from a more expensive premium brand or go compact. These larger midsize sedans don't make sense. If you want space for luggage and passengers a CUV or minivan makes more sense. A trunk and sloping roof line is so impractical. Most of the sedans offer very little storage, practicality, seat configurations, and features in the rear. My buddy has a 2011 base model Highlander. It's shorter than the Camrys we had but so much better use of space. Feels airy and is so practical. Comes standard with so many features a top of the line Camry will never get you. Our 2016 is a XLE V6. Tons of features....but then nothing at the same time compared to that Highlander. The bodies of the Camrys are also ridiculously low. Not comfortable to get in and out of and so easy to damage on our bad roads. My family has very little interest in ever getting a sedan of any sorts ever again.

The Cricket was not a Simca. It was a British Hillman Avenger

I bought the 02-06 Camry with 141K on odo. It came with the 2.4 L Toyota engine that has documented issues. It develops a head gasket like problem that is actually stripped head bolts. Also, the piston rings weaken and the engine burns oil. That being said, I have driven the car another 40K miles by keeping the coolant reservoir open ( so exhaust gases can escape ) & topping off my oil & coolant monthly.

shouldn't anybody be axing any sedan that sells over 80k units a year, nissan and Hyundai aren't thinking clearly 🤔

Puh, there's a small historic inaccuracy: both big American car producers GM and Ford didn't bail out when WWII began but made a bunch of money with the orders of the Wehrmacht. They and their managements even had a quite good relationship with the important Nazi figures in Germany in the 30s. The US managers left Nazi-Germany, when Germany declared war on USA in late 1941. Perhaps our historians here in Germany interpret the documents slightly different.

Nice 😊

A video through enough to cover key points and every generation. Yet, simple enough to retain attention. Great video!