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As with the model’s 30th anniversary this year, Toyota Motor Sale (TMS) recently reported 10 million unit sales of their Camry model in the US.
Declared America’s top-selling car for the past eleven years, there are about 6.4 million Camry models on the road now, echoing the reliability and quality offered by seven generations down the line.
“We couldn’t be more excited about Camry’s 10 millionth sale in the U.S.,” said Bob Carter, senior vice president of automotive operations of Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. “With the support of so many loyal customers, Camry has truly become part of the country’s fiber. For seven generations, Toyota dealers have also been instrumental in getting Americans behind the wheel of a Camry. Camry is definitely helping Toyota Go Places.”
The first generation Toyota Camry was introduced in the US in 1983, selling 52,651 units in its first year. The production was moved at Georgetown’s plant in May 1988 and in 2006, the first Camry hybrid was manufactured, strengthening Toyota’s hybrid leadership position in the US.
“We couldn’t be more excited about Camry’s 10 millionth sale in the U.S.,” said Bob Carter, senior vice president of automotive operations of Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. “With the support of so many loyal customers, Camry has truly become part of the country’s fiber. For seven generations, Toyota dealers have also been instrumental in getting Americans behind the wheel of a Camry. Camry is definitely helping Toyota Go Places.”
The first generation Toyota Camry was introduced in the US in 1983, selling 52,651 units in its first year. The production was moved at Georgetown’s plant in May 1988 and in 2006, the first Camry hybrid was manufactured, strengthening Toyota’s hybrid leadership position in the US.
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