(2025MY+) 380D Camry Discussion

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Even with such minor changes in small details, the updated Camry in China wipes the floor compared to the US one, especially exterior wise. I'm not sure why the US market specific design choices were chosen this way, was this too boring?

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I noticed in the rear USB-A and USB-C charging ports. Reviewer says most new cars come with USB-C ports only. Toyota lives in there real world, not fantasy world. Taxi/Uber drivers will always have clients/passengers that don’t have the latest thing. No person will say “nice modern car, I have to upgrade my phone”.
 

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It still is more than a facelift. While very similar, everything is changed slightly.
 

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From what I can tell, it looks like the hood, trunk, and quarter panels are new. Front fenders, doors, and roof are carryover I think.

The car is growing on me. I like that grey color that was shown.
 

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From what I can tell, it looks like the hood, trunk, and quarter panels are new. Front fenders, doors, and roof are carryover I think.

The car is growing on me. I like that grey color that was shown.
I saw the white one at the LA auto show. It legitimately looks good. I think it’ll look even better in black. It’s a good evolution from their prior to design.
 

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I saw the white one at the LA auto show. It legitimately looks good. I think it’ll look even better in black. It’s a good evolution from their prior to design.
I agree. The white one looks like it was slightly lowered though. But they all looked really nice looking forward to what direction they take with a TRD/GR version if there is ever one.
 

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Even with such minor changes in small details, the updated Camry in China wipes the floor compared to the US one, especially exterior wise. I'm not sure why the US market specific design choices were chosen this way, was this too boring?

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I don't see much difference between this Chinese model and the North American Camry XSE model -- other than the obvious one that this Chinese model has front daytime running lights that wrap around the outside of the headlights rather than inboard of them.
 

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Happy New Year! GAC-Toyota have announced ChDM Camry pre-order price. It provide 2L engine/2L hybrid. Gas version starting at 173800 RMB to 198800 RMB(≈24538 USD to 28067USD). Hybrid version starting at 181800 RMB to 208800 RMB (≈25567 USD to 29479 USD).
It seem rumor said ChDM stay using 2.5 hybrid are fake:p

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Happy New Year! GAC-Toyota have announced ChDM Camry pre-order price. It provide 2L engine/2L hybrid. Gas version starting at 173800 RMB to 198800 RMB(≈24538 USD to 28067USD). Hybrid version starting at 181800 RMB to 208800 RMB (≈25567 USD to 29479 USD).
It seem rumor said ChDM stay using 2.5 hybrid are fake:p

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Would I be correct in assuming that’s the naturally aspirated 2.0 and not the 2.0 turbo found in the chdm Highlander?
 

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I think XSE AWD is going to be a great car to own and drive. 232hp with sport suspension, instant torque from batteries, and AWD traction will be a lot of fun for a fairly lightweight sedan. Not to mention ~45+ MPG...

How or why anyone would buy anything else in this class?
 

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I think XSE AWD is going to be a great car to own and drive. 232hp with sport suspension, instant torque from batteries, and AWD traction will be a lot of fun for a fairly lightweight sedan. Not to mention ~45+ MPG...

How or why anyone would buy anything else in this class?
Yes. The only advantage of the ES would be sound insulation, and IMO it is worth it. Sound insulation is for me one of the most important aspects in a new car purchase.