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Global Toyota Camry recall: 655,000 cars affected by startup display glitch that can mute safety cues
business14 days ago

Global Toyota Camry recall: 655,000 cars affected by startup display glitch that can mute safety cues

Toyota is recalling about 655,000 Camrys worldwide due to a startup display glitch that can blank the 7-inch instrument display, potentially disabling turn signals, hazard lights, seat-belt reminders and key-in-ignition buzzers. Dealers will install a free software update, with owner notices starting Sept. 21 and completion by early October. The recall covers model year 2025–2026 Camry Hybrids produced Dec 2023–Jul 2026 at plants in the U.S., Japan and Thailand, with most affected cars in the U.S.

Eight Cars Outperform the Camry in 2026 Reliability Rankings
technology7 months ago

Eight Cars Outperform the Camry in 2026 Reliability Rankings

Two reliability surveys — Consumer Reports and JD Power — cite eight non‑Camry models as more dependable than the Camry in 2026, including the Corolla, Crown, Kicks, Murano, Crosstrek, Corolla Cross, Avalon, and Impreza. Corolla tops CR’s Camry comparison (76 vs 74), while JD Power highlights strong three‑year dependability for several of these models (e.g., Avalon scoring highly) with notes on price and trims for compact sedans and SUVs. The list excludes pickups, luxury, and sports cars.

"2025 Toyota Camry Dominates US Market with All-Hybrid Lineup and AWD Option"
automotive2 years ago

"2025 Toyota Camry Dominates US Market with All-Hybrid Lineup and AWD Option"

Toyota has announced that the next generation of its best-selling sedan in the US market, the Camry, will only be available as a gas-electric hybrid. The decision to go all-hybrid was influenced by tougher US fuel economy regulations and the improved performance of hybrid technology. The 2025 Camry will feature a 2.5-liter gasoline engine combined with an electric drive system, delivering more power in both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive versions. Toyota believes that demand for hybrids and plug-in hybrids will remain strong, even as it continues to develop electric vehicle technology. The new Camry will compete with sedans such as the Honda Accord, Hyundai Sonata, and Tesla Model 3. Pricing and fuel-efficiency figures for the 2025 Camry have not been disclosed yet.