One more picture.



In this pic it looks like a refresh of the current Camry bodystyle with the same glass and doors but new front and rear ends.

 

Toyota - one of the most difficult brands to catch testing, was spotted earlier this week testing a pre-production Camry. Even with tape covering the sheetmetal, the car is easy to identify and even easier to make out most of its lines and contours.

Toyota will launch the '07 Camry early - possibly as early as January of 2006, making it one of the first 2007 models on the road. In addition to the expected in-line four and V-6 engines, Toyota is expected to offer a hybrid powerplant to the Camry lineup - with nearly 48,000 Camry hybrids expected to be built at Toyota's Georgetown, Ky., plant.

http://www.thecarconnection.com/Enth...178.A8832.html

Oh and just to note, having seen these sharper pics, it looks like the greenhouse and doors are in fact new, contrary to what I thought I saw when looking at the fuzzy pics above.

 

The spy pictures taken of the 2007 Camry prototypes show that compared to the pictures shown in that dealer presentation of the undisguised car, the disguise on the prototypes completely covered the side creases on the hood and trunk of the car. The disguised car reminds me of an older Mazda MX-6 sedan. It will be very interesting to see how the public reacts when they see the near-undisguised pre-production cars probably late this year just before the 2007 Camry is officially unveiled (probably at the North American International Auto Show in January 2006).

 

...and a bit of the tape comes off. I love the fake 'H' badge. :chuckles:











The next generation Toyota Camry goes on sale early next year as a 2007 model. The Camry will be larger in all dimensions than its predecessor and receive a major change in styling more along the lines of the new Avalon and the CCX Concept presented back in 2002. Continuing its onslaught of hybrid vehicles Toyota announced in May that the 2007 Camry will receive a V6 hybrid engine to compete with Honda's V6 Hybrid Accord launched last December. The longstanding 3.0 liter V6 engine will finally take a bow and make way for either a revised 3.3 liter V6 or the new 3.5 liter V6 currently found in the Avalon. Debut expected in Tokyo with sales starting in the New Year in the US. The Camry will be built in the Georgetown, Kentucky plant.

http://www.japanesecarfans.com/spyph...id/6050720.001

 

that H on the grille :chuckles:

 

Just duct it!

 

Legit!!! Looks like those pics from banquet!!!








Got them from Toyotanation

 

 

Hot weather testing in Dubai/UAE?

 

Flattery is the sincerest form of imitation!