Class Leading
Toyota Camry
First Generation
1982 - 1987
Toyota introduced the Camry as a predecessor to the Toyota Celica Camry; the name "Camry" first made its debut in Japan in January 1980. It was initially introduced to differentiate a four-door salon versus of the second generation Toyota Celica. In fact, it bore little relation to the Celica. In March 1982, the Toyota Camry was launched in its own right, in its feature short-wheel drive format produced out of the company of TSUTSUMI plant.
The second generation Camry produced from 1987 to 1991. It was the first vehicle to offer a V6 engine generating 115 hp and the first to offer a wagon body style, replacing the hatchback. This model saw renewal retirements to its predecessor including improvements to blind spot areas, suspension as well as usual quality.
Second Generation
1988 - 1991
Third Generation
1992 - 1996
The third generation was a completely new car; nothing was carried over from the previous model. Introduced in 1992, the engine lineup was increased to a 2.2-litre with an capability to generate 130hp. In contrast to the two-box styling of previous generations, the new Camry had an overall body that was wider at the base to emphasize a lower centre of gravity. Meanwhile, the interior comfort and cargo space was improved with new additions like a driver dashboard with audio.
Fourth Generation
1997 - 2001
The Toyota Camry dropped the wagon-style body and began to be regarded as the premier choice for mid-size sedan sales. This model provided more space for passengers and cargo. Rather than emphasizing its luxurious qualities - Toyota decided to highlight the car's class-leading value for money. By the end of the fourth generation, the Toyota Camry stepped up its offering with a standard stereo option and offered luxury features, like wood-like trim and leather-wrapped steering wheel.
Released in 2001, the Toyota Camry was larger and better than before with significant improvements in ride quality, performance and use of premium materials. A new 4-cylinder engine generated 157hp, By the end of the generation, the model achieved the best class performance with a 3.3L V6 engine generating 225hp.
Fifth Generation
2002 - 2006
Sixth Generation
2007 - 2011
Initially introduced at the 2006 North American Auto Show, the sixth generation Camry unveiled a sleeker style and a 3.5L engine generating 268hp. Through the years, the 2010 model increased its power to 169hp as well as a newly fitted traction control that came as standard.
Seventh Generation
2012 - 2017
The Camry debuted a bold new look, spaciously luxurious interior and improved driving performance with better fuel economy. The vehicle was designed to maintain the Camry's long-standing leadership in its class while broadening also its appeal.
The newest and eighth generation Toyota Camry boasted class-leading fuel economy due to decreased body weight and an aerodynamic design among high-tech and safety features. On the exterior, the Camry was restyled with a completely revamped design from bumper to bumper. In Lebanon, a hybrid package was also introduced. The Toyota Camry continues its evolvement pushing the boundaries, further and further with each new generation; thereby, maintaining its legacy.
Current Generation
2018 - now
Global Automotive Crown
Since its debut in 1982 and its subsequent evolution over six generations, Camry has become embraced by people around the world for its excellent performance, ride quality and its high level of QDR (Quality, Durability and Reliability). The Camry has established on untraceable presence in the standard mid-size market both in the Middle East and around the globe selling more than 15 million units worldwide.