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Old 10-01-2017, 02:08 PM   #1
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The eighth-generation Camry unveiled at the Detroit motor show is much more edgy than previous models, which have been more like efficient refrigerators than emotional cars, but it will still be landing locally with the promise of family-sized motoring at a value price.
It will be tagged in the $30,000 range and available with three engine choices — four-cylinder and V6 petrol and a petrol-electric hybrid — but without the Aurion badge used for the V6 version of the Camry.
The safety package includes autonomous emergency braking with pedestrian recognition and Toyota Australia is expecting a five-star ANCAP safety score.
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