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SEARCHToyota's redesigned 2015 model-year Camry will retail for a starting price of $23,795 and top out at $32,195 when it arrives at dealers in the coming weeks, the automaker announced.
Photo of 2015 Camry courtesy of Toyota.
Photo of 2015 Camry courtesy of Toyota.
Toyota's redesigned 2015 model-year Camry will retail for a starting price of $23,795 and top out at $32,195 when it arrives at dealers in the coming weeks, the automaker announced.
Toyota is offering its mid-size sedan in nine model, including three hybrid models for more environmentally conscious buyers.
The Camry will be offered in four trim levels, including the LE, SE, XLE, and XSE. It can be purchased with a base 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine or optional 3.5-liter V-6. The gasoline models are paired with a six-speed automatic transmission.
The four-cylinder gasoline models retail for $23,795 for the LE; $24,665 for the SE; and $26,975 for the XLE and XSE. The V-6 models retail for $32,195 for the XSE or XLE.
Toyota is offering its Camry Hybrid in the LE, SE, and XLE trim levels for $27,615, $28,820, and $30,805 respectively. The Camry Hybrid is paired with a continuously variable transmission (CVT).
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