@hurricane21: I believe that is the traction control.

@zweimmk: Or the priorities of consumers change. Things like resale value and service network will improve when more people buy the cars. Of course most don't want to be early adopters, sadly.

just got our first 2012 camry customer to get the pedal lock installed

easy to use with 3 years warranty

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Added on September 15, 2012, 7:34 pm just got our first 2012 camry customer to get the pedal lock installed

easy to use with 3 years warranty

This post has been edited by Sh@rty 5: Sep 15 2012, 07:34 PM

Just got to know from Taiwan Motor Magazine that the actual tested 0-100 for Camry 2.5 vs Mazda 6 2.5 is 8.62s and 9.56s respectively.
Really powerful acceleration from Camry 2.5
But in terms of handling at hill road and highway, Mazda 6 totally a clear winner

Yeah..I also felt the same with you. They really look like Lexus from the rear view mirror

I did 2 test runs on the new Focus Titanium (sedan) over the weekend. I must say the handling is really good. Very confident going into corners and well planted. Ford really did a good job here. But the rear legroom is a bit of a letdown for a 2.0L car. I also noticed that there is a delay before the engine kicks in when you floor the pedal. But power is good and low rev torque is quite adequate. Doors feel solid and interior quality is top notch. Dashboard and side door panels are much better than the Civic & Elantra.

So for RM 128,888 (OTR) for the Titanium + Sedan with the specs on offer, its quite a good buy.

no kidding..... nvr know camry can sprint within 10sec. 8.62sec is consider powerful for that bulky car



this weekend go out saw alot New Camry

most I seen was also 2.5v.

Most continental cars has the same slight delay throttle pedal characteristic. I think this is to lower the consumption since it is actually not a delay but more towards gradual increase in throttle opening.

I just bought a camry 2012 G spec,and if i want to sell,how much can i sell? around 2months

the same price u bought it , of course. thats why ppl buy toyota for its excellent resale value.

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Added on September 24, 2012, 8:23 pmi believe the test was a vertical sprint. downwards.

This post has been edited by vey99: Sep 24 2012, 08:23 PM

Should be decent price, though you will probably lose a bit. It's not a Vios.

But I wonder why you want to know.

does anyone have compared the built quality of this new ckd camry compared to the cbu of the last gen?because honda's ckd are quite poor in term of built quality compared to cbu.

because i wish to sell my car...

But why do you want to sell a 2 month old car?

seem legit


10-15% minus from your original car price.

Realistically you will lose about 15 to 20k. There's no incentive to buy 2nd hand at all if the price is close to a new car price.

I think if you sell it off at about 130k ~ 135k, it should be no problem.

super attractive discount for toyota cars "year end promotion"
drop me a pm thanks:)
discount up to 6k

WHats the discount for Camry 2.0 and Camry 2.5?

Kepala Pening, still no update on your 100% city fuel consumption?

I am out of M'sia for a couple of months. So, I can't give you new figures. But, I did submitted some figure previously.

BTW, saw the 3L V6 Camry. Hope to drive one.

Bro, u gave FC figures. U didnt provide actual mileage figures.