I recently rented a midsize sedan from Hertz. Hoping for a go in the latest Fusion, I was instead placed into a new Camry, though it may have been a 2007 Camry. Differences between the two are only discernible to Toyota engineers, though a new campaign gives dealers the ability to tell them apart using a VIN decoder and a magnifying glass.
Posted in Editorials, Future Vehicles, News Blog, Toyota
Tagged as bland, doug demuro, redesign, Styling
Tagged as bland, doug demuro, redesign, Styling
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