2007 Toyata Camry (Not Suitable for small children)

selavia

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My family was a toyota family. I learned to drive on a 95 Camry. My Dad drove a camry. My brother is on his second camry (totaled the first). They are great cars to use and even to have fun with. I think my brother's camry actually looks pretty good, and we redid the suspension so it can actually take a turn at a reasonably fast speed. And it's actually fun to drift with his v6, it has some power. I think the vanilla-ness of Camry actually works to Toyota's favor; my brother loved Camry, but thought it didn't have the proper accents, so he changed it a little. I think the knew Camry is a bit more radical than it's predecessor; but hands down, I think my bros generation camry has the best looks; sporty enough, but with traces of a Toyota 4 door


This is his new one:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v427/selavia/DSC01340.jpg


This is the one that had a mishap:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v427/selavia/428657_84_full.jpg

Personally, I think the black one is much better looking.

Sean
 
MrElussive

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If you go to the Toyota website, they have the all-new Camry on the homepage. The Flash presentation shows pictures of a sporty-looking Camry and it actually looks pretty good.
 
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My wife has owned a 200 model camry from new. Its been 100% reliable for the 100k miles she has put on it. It is also one of the blandest looking cars ive ever seen. This new one is awesome looking by comparison.

By the way, I drive a 540.
 
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selavia said:
My family was a toyota family. I learned to drive on a 95 Camry. My Dad drove a camry. My brother is on his second camry (totaled the first). They are great cars to use and even to have fun with. I think my brother's camry actually looks pretty good, and we redid the suspension so it can actually take a turn at a reasonably fast speed. And it's actually fun to drift with his v6, it has some power. I think the vanilla-ness of Camry actually works to Toyota's favor; my brother loved Camry, but thought it didn't have the proper accents, so he changed it a little. I think the knew Camry is a bit more radical than it's predecessor; but hands down, I think my bros generation camry has the best looks; sporty enough, but with traces of a Toyota 4 door


This is his new one:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v427/selavia/DSC01340.jpg


This is the one that had a mishap:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v427/selavia/428657_84_full.jpg

Personally, I think the black one is much better looking.

Sean
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His black camry DOES look good, but I think the best camry's ever are the ones from 2000.

Not a bad looking car at all.

 
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jrt67ss350 said:
I agree - they really don't look bad at all. But, man, I could never bring myself to buy one.
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I could, as a commuter car. I would need an E30 M3 and an E39 M5 in my garage for the weekends though... with gas prices, I see nothing wrong in the new hyundai's.
 
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