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6UE5T
post Apr 30 2015, 11:10 AM

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QUOTE(nm7 @ Apr 30 2015, 10:13 AM)
Family man and performance (especially cornering performance) has little to no relationship. You would hate to see your 3 kids slip and sliding from one side to the other on your rear view mirror when you are driving isn't it?

As for the folding seats. I am not sure what is the use of it. But, you have your valid reasons i believe. Unfortunately, if Toyota don't see a reason for it. You are going to get stuck with it.
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I'm a family man too but I must have a car with quite good cornering capability coz most of the time I'm driving alone anyway. My boys also are getting big already (>10yrs old) so they in fact can enjoy a bit of fast cornering too as long as it's not too wild. smile.gif

Folding seats are used to carry long objects. I found it very useful when I use my car to move to another house.
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post Apr 30 2015, 11:10 AM

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QUOTE(6UE5T @ Apr 30 2015, 11:02 AM)
Naah stock Camry will still need to slow down quite a bit approaching speed bumps. If want to fly over speed bumps then get one of Kadajawi favorite cars, a Citroen. biggrin.gif
For me I have no issue slowing down a lot for speed bumps coz I don't encounter many of them anyway.
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50++ over a bump is already quite champion for me. I don't need it any faster.
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post Apr 30 2015, 11:18 AM

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QUOTE(6UE5T @ Apr 30 2015, 11:10 AM)
I'm a family man too but I must have a car with quite good cornering capability coz most of the time I'm driving alone anyway. My boys also are getting big already (>10yrs old) so they in fact can enjoy a bit of fast cornering too as long as it's not too wild. smile.gif

Folding seats are used to carry long objects. I found it very useful when I use my car to move to another house.
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Everyone's definition of good cornering capability and wildness is very different. So, i am not going to argue on that.

But, is the stock Camry going to understeer if you barrage into a gentle turn at 50kph, i doubt not. Can it go through turn 5 and 6 in SIC at 150k? Maybe yes, maybe no. But it isn't a selling point of the car anyways and how often do you find yourself carrying so much speed into a turn. Point is, it might be tame for some and it might be enough for others. It's not build to be a racer in the first place.

As for carrying bulky stuff. Yes, it is one of the uses of a seat folding down. But, how often does that happen? Even if you just count trips to ikea that involves doing that. Then, as i said. You can't get the best of both worlds as there is possibility of the seats rattling sometime in the future when things start to come a bit loose.

Maybe Toyota already knew how the boot space was designed that it will be rather pointless to have a folding seat as a high bumper line might obstruct long objects from going in easily. I am not sure, but i am just stating the possibility why they did what they did.

But again, they have the balls to take off the VSC for no reasons. So, they might have just done it to get on your nerves. Who knows?

This post has been edited by nm7: Apr 30 2015, 11:20 AM
putera7
post May 13 2015, 08:13 AM

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actually same model with 2.4 v does have VSC.

2.4v Year 2006 Register 2007 damm still expensive... sad.gif

until now then Toyota give Camry 2.0G spec with VSC...
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post Oct 12 2015, 10:09 PM

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Regarding the auto unlock at P, i wouldnt like that too

If i just park my car, i would need to off engine and take things and check surrounding before getting out

Now if i shift to P and anyone can open the car door ?

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