Went to view the car...not nice at all, still very uncle look.

Sure fanboy hard hard lorh, buy Camry also need to excited kah? The old junk still using 4 speed box and old engine, and lmao, first time hear got ppl say camry is better than 508 and passat.

Vios > Camry anytime.

anyone doing test drive already? how is the comments for the ride? quietness ? level of comfort ? ride and handling ? high speed floaty or stable ? lane change ? cornering ? braking ? acceleration since new 2.5 comes with ACIS system ?

ACIS refers to Acoustic Control Induction Engine which uses a single intake air control valve to optimise power and torque to improve fuel efficiency. Not really a new technology.

Yes, you are right, that day when I was in the showroom, that 2 persons waiting to get their new Camry, to my surprise, both aren't old, they are quite young, one is a female, maybe around 35years old, the other one is a male also around that age, so I would say people buying Camry not only uncle, but those young fellow also getting it, this is due to the brand image, I believe that most of the Toyota Camry owner, very big chances that they never tested any other brands, just Toyota

Fair enough stix, I think the problem are those customers who just buy without thinking. If you decide to buy a Camry, after having driven all the options, and thus having decided that you like the way a Camry rides most, and that your life isn't worth much, then fine. But just buying it without considering the other cars is... well, not smart.

In any case, if sales of the Camry would stop, and UMWs marketing research team finds out it is because of a lack of safety, we would have a Camry 2.0 with VSC and 10 airbags within a few months. Instead however people aren't buying the Prius C, although that one has 7 airbags and VSC. In a B segment car! (Which is how it should be.)

I think the only car that allows video while driving is the Land Rover... or something like that. And that's only because the screen can show video to the passenger and satnav to the driver. The driver won't get to see a video. And that's good! It wouldn't have surprised me if Toyota would let drivers watch videos in the Camry, after all Toyota doesn't care about safety in Malaysia.

It depends on what is luxury, I think. In terms of a soft ride the Camry should do well, probably also noise isolation will be decent. If luxury for you means an electric panorama sun roof, everything automatic, car parks itself, warns you if you depart the lane, listens to commands (like Siri), is very refined, high end audio system (think Bang & Olufsen in Audis), has an umbrella in the rear door (Skoda Superb and Rolls Royce have that feature), then no, the Camry isn't particularly good. And well, in terms of ride quality of course big Citroens are better too, and they are better at cornering as well.

Ps: If I can spend 150k on a car, I should be able to spend a bit more on fuel, no? Especially with the fuel prices in Malaysia (I mean... 1,90? Really? I couldn't care less if my car needs 7 liter or 12 liter, only thing that bothers me is that I need to fill up more often. I'm used to paying so much more...) Otherwise may I suggest the BMW F30 320d. Probably uses less fuel than a Kancil