15.8 km/liter. For Camry? i don't believe that is possible.

The only thing i cant seem to understand till now is how i still manage to fill 79L of fuel in a tank thats supposedly only 70L according to the manual. I know it will be usually slightly more, but 9L more?? 

Camry tank is also 70L right?

Personally experience with the previous gen Camry tells me more realistically the consumption will probably be in the 9.X to 10.Xkm/L range which is normal for a car this size if limited to city driving.

ALL CAMRY = CKD
only prius and prius C = CBU

And for the city driving, I have posted twice in this forum the gauge photo that depicted the fuel consumption.

But, 2.5V is powered by Dual VVT-i with ACIS. ACIS is suppose to provide better fuel efficiency [ACIS].

Btw, i asked you earlier about your latest fuel consumption readings. So far uve only quoted the first outstation trip as reference. How about 100% city driving?

No you are wrong, not because of the absent of 4 seasons and the death rate is low, the fatality rate is still super high because of our Malaysian driver is super brilliant due to their driving mentality, thinking my car has esp, vsc, vdc... So my car won't lose control no matter how, so even the road is super wet, they still think his car is super safe, so in the end, accident occur, this is one of the real example, my colleague who is driving his BMW 5 series year 2011, involved in an accident near Bukit Tinggiat Karak highway. Now he won't believe any ESP or vsc, his words are drive safely, when the road is wet, your 4 wheels are floating above the water.

Regardless, the Camry is still the no.1 bestselling car in the US

http://www.nada.org/NR/rdonlyres/3115B411-...Sales_Recap.pdf

US consumers are definitely more picky when it comes to buying a car, surely the car still has to be very good in all aspects to achieve that position and the Camry is in the lead by a big margin. Despite the fact that Camry still can't match the Optima in the NHTSA ratings in the US, it is still the king in the D-segment mainstream consumer market.

But I definitely agree with you, the Camry sold here is definitely the least safe D-segment car on the road right now.

This video shows that there's always a limit in whatever safety features installed in your car.
According to the video description, the car's speed was about 200km/h.

How do you know that the Camry 2012 in the video does not has ESP installed.
Can you please provide the support document.

p/s: I am not against the ESP.

According to the reference that you have provided, only the SE limited version would has the VSC installed.
However, how did you know that the car is not the SE limited?

Aiya! Then nothing to do with affordability la. Just say "I would have gone for a VW myself but since there was no SC here, i had no choice but to go for a Camry'. Easier right instead of talking about affordability? 

VW = 600m from my house
Audi = dun have in ipoh
UWM = 100m
BMW = 300m, same like honda coz beside
Meciles also beside vw = 600m
KIA = 5km, Hyundai = 3km

  how to decide? those expensive car all near my house

Its already being hit which is the main reason why Toyota has stopped providing data to MAA although they claim its due to some competition act. So now Toyota can claim all they want about the Camry sales and not many ppl will know.

Add: Just finished seeing the sales statistics. Perodua Myvi is on the top of the list. Myvi isn't a good car anyway, but the sales goes to 8000k/ month. Get my point? 

u just go to mudah and check those 2010 forte ....those owner are selling 63k ...which is 20k plus lower from the new forte...why it is not depreciate 10k / year? with a car that depreciate more than 10% of the car price per year...the resale value is not really good

First, it is a 1 yr 9 months sx model forte

81.8k - 6.38k = 18k/1.75 so it is RM10,285 or average 12.5 % per year 

The year of purchase is considered as Year 1 regardless of the month.