The first-generation Camry, this model was introduced by Toyota in 1982 under the code name V10, and its unique front-wheel drive design made it an important starting point for the Camry series. At the time, the Camry was created to replace the sixth-generation Toyota Corona, which marked Toyota's move towards a more modern and advanced product line. Camry's success lies not only in its outstanding design and performance, but also in its widely recognized quality and reliability.
The second-generation Camry (V20) was officially launched in 1986, and this generation of the model made bold innovations in exterior design. Compared to the original model, the second-generation Camry has a more rounded and smooth exterior shape, reducing the straight angular design, giving it a softer, more modern feel.
The third-generation Camry, codenamed XV10, was launched in 1991 at the same time as providing consumers with a touring model.
The third-generation Camry, codenamed XV20, was officially launched worldwide in 1996. This generation of models features a completely new concept in the exterior design, with a flat nose combined with a wedge-shaped body to create a unique aesthetic. This design style not only gives the Camry a more dynamic look, but also improves its aerodynamics, making the vehicle more stable and comfortable on the road.
The fifth-generation Camry, codenamed XV30, came out in 2001 and this time it has been completely upgraded in terms of platform and power.
The sixth-generation Camry was founded by Toyota and Guangzhou Automobile in 2004 and Guangzhou Toyota (later renamed GAC Toyota), and in 2006, the newly completed XV40 Camry was introduced to Chinese mainland.
The seventh-generation Camry was launched in 2011.
Since the launch of the eighth generation, Camry has shown the "Camry phenomenon of "more and more hot sales in the reverse life cycle" and "the higher the configuration, the more hot the sales", and won the sales championship in the mid-to-high-end car segment.
The ninth-generation will be launched in March 2024. The car is built on the TNGA-K platform, and has been localized for the domestic market, and a total of three exterior shapes have been launched according to different configurations, with relatively distinct style differences to meet different aesthetic needs.
In your impression, which generation of Camry do you think is the most classic?