2002 Camry pics.

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http://www.mag-x.com/scoop/camry0106/01.jpg

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http://www.mag-x.com/scoop/camry0106/03.jpg

http://www.mag-x.com/scoop/camry0106/06.jpg

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[This message has been edited by Classic SE-R (edited 06-26-2001).]

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I think that it looks alot better than the current Camry, but I think I still like the 2002 Maxima and new Altima better than the Camry. I am sure that they will sell the heck out these cars, but I just don't like it, mostly the Solara front end look. The interior looks to be good quality, almost as good as the Passats.

[Deadpool]

Typical toyota. Boring, http://www.ihs4ever.com/~cwm/otn/sleepy/wanna_sleep.gif conservative, ho hum. Its "best selling car in America" days are numbered...

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I think The car in the pictures look way better than the current version.

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This is Toyota's idea of sport OMG. Some one from Nissan needs to help them along. While it does look better than the current version. Its simply no match for the new Max. and Alt.. Not even an Accord fighter.

But the front does remind me of the Torus.(ewwwwwww bad Toyota bad, bad)

[culalty]

OK OK I guess it's semi-sweet, but I still like the Maxi and the Alty!!!!!

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It looks much more aggressive. The tail lights look like the taurus family or the civic. But if it still rides like a boat, then its pointless how good it looks.

[Gauis_Caligula]

Not bad. I'd like to see a full backside shot. Additionally, it is kinda hard to really get a feel for it due to the white on white. But, not bad.

[Zed]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial[/img]quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by sneezy316:
It looks much more aggressive...But if it still rides like a boat, then its pointless how good it looks.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

True True!

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I like it! An overall improvement over the current Camry.

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Looks like a big improvement, the headlights remind me of the I30. IMO the overall front is pretty clean-cut and typical of Toyota, definetely better than the current Camry, Except the back is...well...interesting it doesn't seem to fit the front. The front makes you think it's a slim aggresive sports oriented car, while the rear makes you think it got cross-bred with an Avalon. The C pillar is somewhat smooth flowing, although too "pointy" and angular. I'm hoping to see final production pics of the rear bumper to see if it will also get dual-exhaust, I've heard rumors...this is the first proto-type that was mentioned by Toyota they also have another one, but I guess this ones making it into production...They must have made-up their minds by now because production is anticipated to start in Mid-to late August.

[Nizzan]

That's a nice looking I35 rip off.

[culalty]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial[/img]quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Nizzan:
That's a nice looking I35 rip off.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Damn, you're right. If you look at it closely
it does llok like a I35 knock off!!!

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial[/img]quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by culalty:
Damn, you're right. If you look at it closely
it does llok like a I35 knock off!!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Not to mention the I35 like fog-lights, and wanna be Maxima tail-lamps...why are they copying the Maxima/I35?
But I guess it doesn't matter because people don't even look at the styling of Toyotas anymore, as long as there's that Logo and the word Camry glued on, they'll pluck it out of the dealerships before you even know it.

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A big leap forward for the Camry, without a doubt. I definitely see a hint of Taurus in the (very Solara) nose, but also a strong suggestion of IS300 in the headlights. The tailight shot seems to show a very short "decklid" (top of the trunk) - I guess the drawback of that steeply raked C-pillar. The taillights are a near copy of those on an Audi A4, with some Civic coupe thrown in for good measure.
Will middle-America eat this one up? Probably, but I'm guessing that it will still keep the traditionally conservative (or bland, depending on your viewpoint) Toyota driving experience. From what I can see, it's a very nice looking Toyota - but it's not a Nissan! The Altima and Maxima have far more "presence", and I'm betting will be better driver's cars.

Lumpy