Toyota Camry News

A few years back, Nissan's Sentra lost its way. For years it had been right up there with Toyota's Corolla and Honda's Civic as a premier entry-level sedan, great for young families.

Already the most popular vehicle in the car Lexus line, the ES350 will likely continue to hold unto that spot with the introduction of the heavily revised 2013 model.

Toyota has passed BMW in a ranking of the world's most valuable brands. The list was put together by a keeper of such scores called Brandz.

Honda and Toyota have been battling for a long time across many different vehicle segments.

This midsize four-door looks and feels more upscale than its $20,880 starting price would imply.

Automakers can't guarantee success for a new car or truck, even after spending hundreds of millions, even billions, of dollars on development, testing and market research.

It was welcome news for investors like me who have long known the company's turnaround and growing potential.

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The all-new 2013 Ford Fusion has arrived at Highland Ford - and the 2013 Ford Fusion Experience is your chance to test it directly against one of our competition's best: the Toyota Camry.

FORD will close its manufacturing operations in Australia and 1200 workers will lose their jobs in October 2016, despite receiving $1.1 billion in taxpayer funding over the past decade.

A family sedan is only as good as its most basic models, trim levels and powertrains.

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Holden has adopted a tactic of targeting family buyers over fleets with the new model due in showrooms next month.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index has risen more than 40 percent so far in 2013, to roughly 14,000, thanks in part to the falling yen.

Big, puffy and comfortable, the Avalon has served Toyota like a trusty Barcalounger.

They say he was last seen wearing a brown Oklahoma Highway patrol cap and blue jeans.

In this Wednesday, May 15, 2013, file photo, people are reflected on the electronic stock board of a securities firm in Tokyo.

Credit Japan's drive to pump cash into its economy to stimulate growth. The extra money flooding its financial system is helping shrink the value of the yen.

The largest Toyota plant outside of Japan is located in Georgetown, Kentucky. The Georgetown Toyota plant will begin building the Lexus ES 350 in 2015.

Akio Toyoda, president of Japanese auto giant Toyota Motor and Japan Automobile Manufactures Association chairman speaks before the press in Tokyo on May 13, 2013.