2023 Toyota Camry Price & Specs

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There's a new Toyota Camry, and it's bound for Australia in the second half of 2024 with hybrid power exclusively.

Toyota will reveal its next-generation Camry this week, and has also teased a new drivetrain configuration.

Toyota may have just teased a new generation of one of its most popular models, with a shadowy image potentially depicting the next Camry.

The Toyota Camry hybrid is a favourite for Uber and taxi drivers in Australia. It's also now off sale due to overwhelming demand.

The BYD Atto 3 and GWM Ora are among the cheapest vehicles in their segments to run in Australia according to an RACQ study.

The RACV has conducted a study to find the most affordable cars to run, with the MG 3 crowned the winner for the third year in a row.

Toyota Australia has altered the pricing of the majority of its models, including the top-selling HiLux, RAV4 and LandCruiser 300 Series.

In Australia, we've missed out on generations of some of our top-selling vehicles. The question is: did we really miss out?

Toyota has confirmed it will cease production of the Camry for the Japanese market in December, though exports to Australia are safe.

Toyota is reportedly axing the Camry in Japan after 43 years, but there are no plans for the local arm to do the same.

Two-year wait times on top-selling Toyotas will remain a reality for many buyers heading into 2023, says the company, amid record demand.

What are the top five-selling vehicles across Australia's eight most popular vehicle segments, with just one month left to run in 2022.

Frank purchased this Toyota Camry new for $26,500 (including all on-road costs). Frank would buy this car again because: "Whilst the demise of Ford and Holden from local manufacturing created huge headlines there was less coverage of the closure of Toyota's local manufacturing arm which had been assembling vehicles in Australia since 1963 Between 1963 and 2017 Toyota manufactured 3,451,115 cars in Australia. Toyota also exported more Australian made cars than any other manufacturer. A total of 1,322,991 cars were exported with the majority going to the Middle East which took 1,245,914 vehicles."

Toyota Corolla and Yaris Cross models are getting technology and styling updates, while the Yaris, C-HR and Camry get new paint finishes.

In 2021, we lost two brands and 18 nameplates in the Australian market, and there were a handful of other discontinuations worth noting.