2015 Toyota Camry Release Date

According to some automotive news outlets, Toyota is on the right track with 2015 Toyota Camry, as they say it became even more exciting to drive, more appealing to the eye and quieter. Other improvements are better materials, lots of high tech gadgets and overall fresh feel and character. Even though it’s not famous for its racetrack performance, 2015 Toyota Camry is definitely setting plenty of records when it comes to sales, as the best-selling sedan for the last 12 years.

2015 Toyota Camry Exterior

When an announcement came that the only thing which will carry over to the new edition from the previous one was the roof panel, everybody became excited to learn what the novelties are. Unchanged chassis didn’t prevent the increase of length and width of this car, making it more athletic and stable in the winding roads. Arching LED lights with a more 3D look, a blacked-out grille, a curving lower arch at the door panels coupled with dual exhaust tips, aggressive-looking taillights are just the tip of an iceberg when it comes to innovations of this model.

Interior

Better materials, with French stitching and all the beauty of detailed accent lighting give this model a classier look. Even the gear shifter has received some changes and improvements, while the satin chrome accents and leather throughout the interior, enriched with a wood trim piece on the dashboard make it look on par with luxury sedans. There are also many more useful systems, navigation, driving and braking assistance systems, a multi-function steering wheel and we’re sure it would take us a long time to list them all here.

Engine

As far as it’s confirmed, there will be three engines on offer. A 2.5L inline four-cylinder, the hybrid model’s 2.5L Atkinson Cycle I-4 coupled with Hybrid Synergy Drive and the 3.5L V-6. As far as transmission goes, hybrid drivetrain will have E-CVT transmission and other options will boast a 6-speed automatic transmission.

Price and Release Date

The release date of 2015 Toyota Camry has been set for late September, while the prices will go from the $22,970 for LE trim to $29,980 for a Hybrid XLE version of this car. Overall, the price will surely be able to accommodate various budgets and provides a good cost-benefit ratio.

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