The Toyota Camry and Honda Accord have been the top-selling midsize sedans for decades. Over the last decade, though, they have taken a bit of a backseat with the dominance of crossovers. However, these two models still form a sizeable chunk of sales for their respective brands.
The all-new 2025 Toyota Camry was recently launched in the UAE and the GCC, and the new design certainly caught people’s attention. We take a closer look at the best features the new Camry offers.
Al-Futtaim Toyota has unveiled the all-new 2025 Toyota Camry in the UAE. The Camry, entering its ninth generation, has a new interior and exterior design, reengineered suspension, and a more advanced safety system.
The 2025 Toyota Camry is the ninth generation of the popular midsize sedan, available exclusively as a hybrid with front- or all-wheel drive configurations.
If there is one vehicle on our roads that almost everyone can recognize, it must be the Toyota Camry. Just a year has passed since Toyota spruced it up a little. Now, they are kitting it up a bit more for the 2022 model year, despite the plummeting demand for sedans worldwide.
Midsize sedans are increasingly being sidelined in the face of the crossover revolution. Many manufacturers are starting to give up on the segment, but there are two that have been consistently successful — the Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord. Both have been launched in all-new forms for the 2018 model year, with launch events held at the same location in Dubai, and only a month apart, as if aligned by some cosmic intervention. These two stalwarts have undergone massive changes, with one bringing back the V6 and the other one going full turbo. Seeking to answer the “which is better”
Here are the recalls that happened in February 2018.
The UAE dealer for Toyota, Al-Futtaim Motors, will now offer the 2018 Camry Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) for sale to the general public. Previous hybrid versions were only sold to taxi fleets in Dubai. Displayed at the 2017 Dubai Motor Show, the 2018 hybrid was the only variant of the all-new redesigned Camry to be revealed in the UAE so far.
After only two generations in 11 years, the Toyota Aurion has ended production in Australia, which likely means the death of the nameplate in the UAE and GCC too.
Quite possibly the most anticipated debut at the 2017 Detroit Auto Show, the all-new 2018 Toyota Camry has been revealed, just two years after a major update of the current model.