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2015 Another revision of Toyota's large size sedan, the Camry is here, and I'll like to say its a complete and impressive make over. Unlike the 2012 facelift. I personally didn't like the 2012 facelift as it made the Camry look so cheap as something from the other sides of Asia. 2015 Camry front-side 2015 Toyota Camry In year 2015, the camry got a complete make over. A more premium look than the last iteration. It gained some of the muscular curves that made the 2007 model famous, hence its popular alias, 'Camry Muscle'. These curves were totally dished for sharp and straight edges in the 2012 facelift. And the grill and front view got a dramatic redesign that gives a more welcoming approach view.  2012 Facelift   The 2012 facelift made the Camry look emaciated as it lost its bold corners. shiny and cheap looking tail lights only made situations worse. I personally prefers Honda Accords corresponding face list to the Camry's. But

Redesigned Corolla The redesigned Toyota Corolla is a bold ‘game on’ statement from Toyota Motors to all major competitors especially Hyundai and Honda. Toyota before now is known for putting little efforts into how cool their Toyota branded cars look both from the outside and inside. This, Honda and very recently Hyundai and even Kia has capatalised on greatly to become great threats to Toyota cars in some markets. Realizing this, Toyota in the past five or so years started some real visual upgrade and redesign with emphasis on aesthetics. Though not all the redesigns and face-lifts has come out well (case in point, the 2013 Camry face-lift), the recent corolla redesign is definitely a big thumbs up. Came out way better than the Civic , Elantra and … what. 2014 civic 2014 Elantra Though the looks of the last Hyundai Elantra may be a point to ague compared to that of the Corolla, I still mentain that there is something very grown-up about the Corolla looks thats not t