Bodystyles: Sedan, Hybrid
Classes: Mid-Size Sedan, Mid-Size Sedan, Hybrid Sedan

The Toyota Camry carries over to 2011 largely unchanged. Lower-rolling-resistance tires for the V6 models increase EPA fuel economy ratings from the previous 19 mpg City/28 mpg Highway to 20 mpg City/29 mpg Highway for 2011.

Bodystyles: Sedan, Hybrid
Classes: Mid-Size Sedan, Mid-Size Sedan, Hybrid Sedan

The Toyota Camry receives a mild facelift for 2010 that includes a new grille and front bumper, an enlarged lower intake opening, larger headlamps, new rim designs, and restyled taillamps.
The Toyota Camry Hybrid features a unique grille, a distinct front bumper, a wider lower intake opening, restyled fog lamps, and 16-inch alloy wheels.

Bodystyles: Sedan, Hybrid
Classes: Mid-Size Sedan, Hybrid Sedan

The only significant change for 2009 is that the base model is now simply called Toyota Camry, instead of CE.

Bodystyles: Sedan, Hybrid
Classes: Mid-Size Sedan, Hybrid Sedan

Completely redesigned for 2007, America's best-selling vehicle is better than ever. While it may not be the enthusiast driver's choice, the Toyota Camry excels in reliability and comfort, and has no obvious flaws. A Hybrid-version offers the fuel-economy of a compact in a mid-size dress.

For the 2008 model-year, there are no changes at all.

Bodystyles: Sedan, Hybrid
Classes: Mid-Size Sedan, Hybrid Sedan

The Toyota Camry is all-new for 2007. With a fresh new exterior and interior, the Camry is not the bland means of transportation it used to be. It still hosts five passengers in comfort and safety, but can also be ordered with a sports-suspension and a powerful V6.
For those seeking fuel-efficiency, the Hybrid version might be the model of choice.

Bodystyles: Sedan, Coupe, Convertible
Classes: Mid-Size Sedan, Mid-Size Coupe, Mid-Size Convertible

The Toyota Camry and Camry Solara carry over to 2006 virtually unchanged.

Bodystyles: Sedan, Coupe, Convertible
Classes: Mid-Size Sedan, Mid-Size Coupe, Mid-Size Convertible

For 2005, Toyota Camry sedan models get a refreshened exterior and a new base trim level. Anti-lock brakes are standard across the line, while Electronic Vehicle Stability Control is an option. Four-cylinder models are now available with a 5-speed automatic transmission.
After a redesign in 2004, Toyota Camry Solara coupe and convertible models carry over to 2005 unchanged.

Bodystyles: Sedan, Coupe, Convertible
Classes: Mid-Size Sedan, Mid-Size Coupe, Mid-Size Convertible

For 2004, the Toyota Camry Solara coupe and convertible versions receive a thorough redesign. Offering space four (convertible) to five (coupe) passengers, the Camry Solara offers the Camry's reliability in a 2-door package, with sleeker looks, sportier handling, and a new, optional 3.3l V6 engine.

The 3.3l V6 is also available on SE sedan models.

Bodystyle: Sedan
Class: Mid-Size Sedan

After a major redesign for 2002, the Toyota Camry receives only slight changes for the 2003 model year. All models now come with remote keyless entry, while the XLE model adds fog lights, and a six-disc CD changer for its JBL audio system. Also new is the availability of power adjustable pedals.

Bodystyle: Sedan
Class: Mid-Size Sedan

America's best-selling car comes all-new for 2002. Retaining the engines from the previous model year, the Toyota Camry is still a little bland in styling, but grows in size and receives more standard equipment.
Air conditioning and cruise control are standard on all models.