Description

Toyota totally redesigned its midsize, mainstream, front-wheel-drive Camry sedan for the 2002 model year, hoping the fifth-generation Camry would broaden the automaker's image. Other than a newly optional navigation system for the SE V6 model, little has changed for the 2006 model year. For 2005, four-cylinder-powered models could be equipped with a five-speed-automatic transmission as an alternative to the five-speed manual. All 2005 models received standard antilock brakes, and the front and rear styling was freshened. The Camry model line includes the Standard, LE, upscale XLE and sporty SE, which has different suspension tuning.