2020 Toyota Camry TRD Review - Spicing It Up

I once wrote that the Toyota Camry is a jack-of-all-trades kind of car – a balanced machine that does lots of things well but not one thing in any spectacular way. I’ve also long told anyone shopping for a mid-size sedan that while the Camry is great, if they want something sporty, they need to give their attention to Honda and Mazda.

Toyota has decided to do something about that.

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Toyota Camry TRD Not Nearly As Dear As Its Big Brother

We talked up the amazingly real Toyota Avalon TRD recently, making note of its lofty, second-from-the-top price point, but now the second TRD sedan shoe has dropped.

According to pricing guides seen by CarsDirect, those of you salivating at the thought of taking a Camry to the next level — and frankly, who isn’t — can expect to pay significantly less for the smaller of Toyota’s two testosterone-fueled sedans. Five figures less.

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  • Druni Thanks. Great.
  • NaMiNo Thanks for the recap, Tim! It's always interesting to get a glimpse of what's happening at auto shows. The focus on EVs aligns with the industry's growing shift towards electrification. And optimism about the future, along with more vehicle debuts, is a good sign for the automotive world. I always go to site here for more writting ideas for my blog. Your photos tell the story beautifully, even with auto-show lighting challenges.
  • Ajla I wanted one of these a lot back when they were new.
  • JamesGarfield This 32-hour, 4-day work week, I'm curious as to how this would be implemented. Certainly it wouldn't be some ginormous single shift thing, where everybody and his uncle comes in, works 4 days, then goes home en masse, leaving everything empty.I'm thinking it would be more like Six different shifts, 3 in the early part of the week, and 3 in the later part of the week, with some overlap.In light of some of the God-awful shifts the semiconductor industry has forced upon its workers, I could see this happening. What say you?
  • Dukeisduke I'm guessing upgrades also means it has upgraded front lower control arms, since the ones on the early cars were easily damaged (bent).