SPIED? Is THIS The 2012 Camry?

It was only in the past several days that Akio Toyoda teased us with a stylized headlight of the 2012 Toyota Camry. Although details are non existent, Toyoda assured us that the 2012 Camry will be one of the best. Ever.

We sure as hell hope so, given that the brand seems to have plateaued as of late. Weathering the storm for the past year, Toyota needs a breakout product fast.

Aside from that we've gotten a hold of what is being called a 2012 Camry face shot. Thing is we have no idea if this is legit because it's source is...well...unknown. However, it is a bit of an evolutionary design that appears to make sense from a design perspective.

With that said, do you like this image of what is said to be a 2012 Camry? Would you like to see Toyota get more aggressive and stylized, like the Hyundai Sonata, or more subdued, like the Honda Accord?

Weigh in down below...


This is a May 2011 image of a 2012 Toyota Camry that is the best we have at this point. Buyer acceptance of upcoming new Toyota cars and trucks will have a pivotal role in Toyota’s future as the number one car maker. A goal for a 2012 Camry redesign is to raise Camry’s image as a value alternative in the luxury car arena.


[Source: Toyota-Alabama]


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LexSucks - 7/5/2011 10:58:11 AM

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eldard,

Why do you always bring up american cars when people say negative things about Toyota? American cars being sucky doesn't make Toyota any less sucky. Stop deflecting.

LexSucks - 7/5/2011 1:14:50 PM

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" Besides, I always bring up American cars even if there's no mention of Toyota."

- OK. But 100% of the time you bring up american cars in a Toyota article (always in defense of a Toyota). You're a Toyota Fanboy. Admit it.

LexSucks - 7/5/2011 1:19:44 PM

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"Last time I check, MOPAR is Italian, not American"

- FIAT now owns Mopar, but the Mopar vehicles that are available today are still the same American built, American designed vehicles. Nothing has changed from a vehicle standpoint from the american owned Dodge days. Or are you saying that a Dodge Ram Truck is now an Italian vehicle?

Gambit - 7/5/2011 11:09:45 AM

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Looks TSX-ey...not bad looking

Stevez - 7/5/2011 12:42:06 PM

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It's about time , the public has been waiting for awhile so this better be good ! And by looks ? I say they pass...Kinda...

LACMAN - 7/5/2011 9:00:53 PM

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The public has been waiting for what!?! I doubt fans of the Camry (loyal/repeat owners) are "waiting" for anything. They could update the current Camry for another ten years and the people who buy it wouldnt care.