2012 Toyota Camry first look from Consumer Reports

The Toyota Camry has been redesigned for 2012. Toyota dropped off loaner versions of the Hybrid, V6, and four-cylinder sedans for the Consumer Reports engineering team to check out. Learn more about the Toyota Camry and other sedans on our website: http://bit.ly/qmt1Yx

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Toyota
• Camry
• Hybrid
• V6
• sedan
• four-cylinder
• Consumer Reports
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• vehicle
• testing

[kalargyi]

0:08 Camry does 0-60 in 2 sec

[jvrdlc]

@bsp1148 style is one thing. the way it drives and long term reliability is another, thats where the Camry excels. so u should stfu..

[tobyrocks3]

Where is the steel?

[igohard46]

43 people have Hyundai sonata !!!! lol

[flammnkta]

The best seller.... forever and ever.

[realchimera]

@NukedJapaneseToyota Toyota is from Toyota. GM is not from GM, but Detroit

[xxTheGhilliedGhostxx]

God gave us celery as the landmark for nothingness. Then, Toyota gave us the Camry, and blew celery out of the water.

I don't think its possible for a car to get more boring. It screams, "I DON'T CARE ABOUT MY CAR, THEREFORE I DON'T CARE ABOUT DRIVING."

[Kilabyte21]

@maseratiquattroport hey hes an auto engineer, its nice to see someone that knows the inner workings for a car talking about a car. Instead of someone else who dont know and talking about the car without an engineers point of view of the design process. 

[hakandgst]

same Honda Accord

[dahgutone]

@Continental082

The previous Camrys were boring as heck.

The only thing I liked about it was that it offered standard projector beam headlights, as well as LED brake lights (2011 models). Which gave it a 'luxury' appeal.

Everything was just boring. Typical Camry boringness.

The new ones however, are still pretty boring. They look like a large Corolla. Which is a huge mistake.

But other than that, the interior is not that bad.

Exterior is boring. PLUS, they dropped the LED brake lights.

[fandam644]

garbage

[maseratiquattroport]

Mr. Jake Fisher is probably consumerreports' worst reviewer. His lack of verbose language, and constant repetitive words such as, 'extremely' and 'very' makes it almost vague to every aspect of his reporting.