New Toyota Camry Gets Facelift, Better Log book

Servicing

Toyota has introduced a new version of the Camry and it is offering log book

servicing within four years after buying the car or achieving 75,000 kilometres gas

mileage (whichever comes first). The new Camry, which went on sale early this

month, comes with new features that will certainly delight longtime fans.

Toyota has surely done great work on the new Camry. For instance, the Atara SX

variety now has built-in satellite navigation and expanded Toyota Link connected

mobility that you can operate through a larger seven inch in-dash screen. It also

comes with a JBL audio system and digital (DAB+) radio.

New Camry Features

Don’t want the harsh rays of the sun to dampen your mood? Don’t fret because the

Atara SX now has a convenient power sunshade for the back windscreen.

The Japanese car maker also stepped up the safety and maneuvrability of the car.

The Camry Atara SX has its own reversing camera with superimposed predictive

guidelines. The predictive guidelines move as the driver turns the steering wheel for

better manoeuvrability.

Apart from this, all of the new Camrys, starting with the Altise, now have ISOFIC

mounting points in the rear seats. Many auto repair experts would also be

surprised to find out that the Camry’s petrol and petrol-electric engines have been

certified to Euro 5.

However, while this is indeed a significant improvement on Toyota’s part, many of the

Japanese car maker’s competitors are introducing new cars with Euro 6 engines. In addition to the engine upgrade, all Atara models sport front and rear corner parking

sensors.

If you’re the type of person who frequently leaves his or her mobile charger behind,

this won’t be a problem anymore if you buy the Atara SL. The car, which is at the top of

the range, features a wireless phone charger. However, reports said that this feature doesn’t work with all phones and

you may need to get an upgrade to benefit from it.

Meanwhile, Tony Cramb, the executive director of sales and marketing at Toyota Australia, said the latest upgrades to the

Camry demonstrated the company’s commitment to continuous improvement

and the long-term future” of this particular range.

More Improvement to be Expected

He added that they will continue to further improve the features of the Camry with advances in technology, safety, comfort

and convenience to prevent expensive car repairs and ensure that it will remain one

of Australia’s favourite cars.

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