Posts Tagged ‘camry’

Toyota Camry might be produced in India; Will cost 4-5 lakh cheaper as a result

Toyota Camry might be produced in India; Will cost 4-5 lakh cheaper as a result

Good news for Toyota lovers. At some point in time, you have had the desire to own the Camry and probably settled for a Corolla. But you know what? Your next car could be the Camry.

Toyota India is seriously thinking about manufacturing it’s luxury sedan Camry here in India. This would bring down its price tag by atleast 4 lakhs as Toyota needn’t pay for the excise. The Camry range begins at 21-lakh and is fighting for the top spot in the D-Segment which has a market of 8,000 vehicles annually.

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Entry posted on January 29th, 2009 and filed under Toyota

Toyota Refreshes Camry; Minor exterior and interior changes

Toyota Refreshes Camry; Minor exterior and interior changes

The Japanese car giant Toyota, recently showcased its refreshed 2010 Camry at the Detroit Auto Show.

The differences compared to the existing Camry is not that much- a new bumper with bigger air intakes, more sharply designed headlamps and foglamps, 16-inch wheels and the grille receives more chrome work.

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Entry posted on January 14th, 2009 and filed under Toyota

A look back at the Auto Mall 2009, Delhi- IAB Special Report

A look back at the Auto Mall 2009, Delhi- IAB Special Report

It was a perfect day for motorheads like me at the AUTO MALL 2009 sponsored by Relio Quick which was held for a duration of three days- 9, 10 and 11th Jan.

Brands like Skoda, Honda, Hyundai, Chevrolet, Nissan had put their respective cars on display and the big surprise was not a special participant, but the absence of one- India’s top car maker Maruti Suzuki!

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Entry posted on January 14th, 2009 and filed under Specials

Revealed: Toyota Camry CNG Hybrid concept

Revealed: Toyota Camry CNG Hybrid concept

Toyota revealed the Camry CNG Hybrid concept, which explores the idea of combining Hybrid Drive technology with natural gas power. It debuts this week at the Los Angeles Auto Show, and is easily identifiable, thanks to its bland looking grille-free front section.

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Entry posted on November 20th, 2008 and filed under Future cars, Hybrid cars, Toyota
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