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July 25, 2013 For over 10 years, the Toyota Camry has been the number one seller in the United States. However, this may change as sales are reportedly declining and Toyota scrambling to offer new deals to maintain market share. According to a DetroitNews.com article, Camry sales have fallen 2 percent in the past
six months, while sales of its main rivals - Honda Accord, Nissan Altima and Ford Fusion - have grown. To help combat this, Toyota is offering some hot deals. According to the article, the average price for a Camry in early July was $20,900, about $1,400 below its price a year ago. Additional discounts on Camry, such as
low-interest loans and leasing deals, were about $3,100, which is almost $1,900 more than in July 2012. Bringing the line? If you were looking to grab a Toyota Camry, now may be at the right time. Make sure to use the free CarWoo Deal Finder to find the best deals on the Toyota Camry. TrueCar, RydeShopper and
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your car buying issues. Email me and I'll be happy to answer them! Most Toyota Camrys are equipped with an automatic transmission that is smeared with automatic fluid transmission (ATF), but some Camry models - especially since the 1980s and 1990s - have a manual transmission. This liquid serves the same
purpose that the oil serves for your engine and must be replaced every 30,000 to 60,000 miles, depending on the type of driving you are doing and the state of your gear. Changing the ATF is a little more involved than changing motor oil, but you can do it yourself by following a few simple steps. Like motor oil, the
transmission of the liquid begins to break down and lose its viscosity with age. To check the liquid, remove the dipstick, spread into the pan of liquid transfer, wipe it clean, re-insert it and remove it again. If the liquid is red and syrupy, it is in good shape. If it starts to brown and runny, it is in poor condition and should be
replaced. Warning: Warning: You have an old gear with more than 100,000 miles, check with the mechanic before you change the liquid. Adding a new liquid can sometimes do more harm than good. To change the transmission of the liquid, you will need an outlet key, a pan to drain the liquid in, a new transfer pan
strainer and a pad and a few quart new ATOR. For Camry, you'll probably use a Dextron or Type 4 liquid, but check your owner's manual or ask the clerk at the auto parts store to watch it just to make sure. Remove the drainage fork from the bottom of the transfer pan and let the old liquid drain into a plastic bowl.
Remove all bolts from the transfer liquid pan, except for two, and then hold the pan in place until you remove the last bolts so that it does not fall to the ground. Then remove the strainer and pad and clean the pan with the liquid and fastening attached to it. Once everything is clean and dry, you can assemble a pan of
transmission fluids and replace the liquid. Place a new liquid strainer and a new pad to the edge of the liquid pan and re-attach the pan to the mountain. After tightening the bolts and re-inserting the drainage cork, you can get out from under the car and pour a new liquid in. Pour the new transfer fluid into the funnel and
check the level after each quart until the level reads full. Replace the dipstick, start the engine and switch over the gears to make sure they all work and then turn off the engine. Check the fluid level again and if it still reads full, you're good to go. If your Camry is equipped with a manual transmission, it is easier to change
the liquid. All you have to do is place the plan under the transfer drain fork and remove the fork. Once the liquid is drained, put the fork back and find a replacement liquid plug in the direction of the transfer. Fill it out and check the level with the dipstick until it is full. Then drive the car around the block, park and check the
level again to make sure it is still full. Manual gearboxes have fewer moving parts than automatics and are easier to maintain. Levier de vitesse image by Daniel Bonardelle Fotolia.com Fluid Transfer Check in a Toyota Camry should take just a few minutes. The Camry is a midsize Toyota sedan. Its transmission fluid
should be checked as often as you change the motor oil. When checking the liquid, you will need to observe if the liquid is red. In case the liquid is not red, it may be necessary that the transmission is checked by either a respected mechanic or a Toyota dealer. Start the car to make it warm up. Allow the car to run within
five minutes. Move the car through all the gears. Allow to go to each gear before moving on to the next gear. Go back to the Park and turn off the car. Open the hood to access the engine compartment. Find Find the transmission dipstick towards the engine. Pull the dipstick out of the tube. Make sure you have a
powertrain dipstick rather than a motor oil dipstick that will have brown oil rather than red. Wipe the dipstick transmission clean with a clean towel. Insert the dipstick back into the tube. Make sure it sits completely. Pull the dipstick out of the tube and check the level of liquid against the markings on the dipstick. Dipstick
will indicate if the level is full or if it needs added liquid. Place the funnel in the mouth of the transmission dipleistic tube. Pour the transmission fluid at half a quarter interval. Check the liquid level each time. Continue to fill until the level indicates the full. Consult your owner's guide for the correct type of automatic
transmission fluid. Recommended type Dexron II. Pure towelDexron II automatic transmission liquid Car jackCar socket standOil drip panNew filter Will end the key or metric socketCleaning fabricFilter wrenchOil How to change the oil in the Toyota Camry. All Toyota Camry models use the same process when changing
oils. However, depending on the age of your Camry, your car may take up a different oil than the new Camry. The location of the filter also varies, depending on the type of engine in the Camry. Prepare the Camry for your Camry's ChangeLift oil using the car connector and then install the socket stands under it. If you
don't have nest stands, you can drive the car on a set of wheeled ramps. Make sure you brace the back of the front tires so that the car doesn't roll. Pop the hood and find the oil filler lid and dipstick. The newer Camry, in particular models made from 1997 to 2000, has an oil filler cover on the valve cover. Remove the lid
and dipstick. Check what type of engine is in your Toyota Camry. If you have one MH-FE engine, then the oil filter is under the front of the exhaust is manifold. Any other engine has a filter under the car. Collect an oil drip pan, a new filter, a closed key or a metric socket and cleaning fabrics. Slide under the car and find a
drainage plug and filter if necessary. A drainage cork is usually at the bottom of the oil pan, with a filter near the front. Change the OilTake closed end key or metric socket and remove the drainage plug. Pull the fork quickly and let the oil drain into the pan for about 10 to 15 minutes. Check the strands of the fork for
damage and clean the excess oil. Replace the drain plug and move to the filter. If your filter is positioned under the front exhaust is manifold, slip out and look under the hood for the filter. Using a filter wrench, remove the filter and dump the oil in an oil drip pan. Cover the rubber lining with the new filter with oil and
replace the oil Slip out from under your car and fill your car with oil. Camry from 1983-1988 use 15W-40, 20W-40, 20W-50, 10W-30, 10W-40, 10W-50 or 5W-30 oil. For The For Camry from 1989-1991, use 10W-40, 10W-30 or 5W-30 oil. Camry from 1992 and to use 10W-30 or 5W-30 oil. 5W oil is for lower temperatures
and is the preferred oil for most vehicles. Run your car for a minute and let the pressure oil build. Check the oil level on the dipstick. If it is not fully full, turn off the engine and add more oil. Lower the car and close the hood. Toyota Toyota Camry has resold every other sedan in the United States for 18 consecutive years.
It's proven as addictive as any popular Netflix series, and people continue to binge on this reliable performer year after year. Camry has evolved widely over 37 years. From its arrival in 1983 to today, we have seen every iteration of the Camry grabs a limousine. The second generation Camry added a wagon. In 1994, a
coupe model was released to increase its sporting appeal. In 1999, Camry dropped the roof and produced a convertible Camry Solara. Today you'll find the name Camry competing in NASCAR, or roaming the streets decorated with TRD badges and packing 301 horsepower. Here's a closer look at how these all-too-
familiar vehicles have changed throughout their imperceptible existence: 1 of 16 1983-1986: The First Generation (V10) Launched at the end of the 1983 model year, the Camry served as a replacement for Corona. This compact sedan, along with its smaller brother, the Corolla, helped Toyota become the best-selling
imported brand in the United States in the mid-1970s. Toyota used a new name, the Camry-derived from the Japanese word kanmuri, which means crown - to differentiate this new front-wheel drive four-door sedan from the rear-wheel-drive model it replaced. The company considered its newest creation its first true entry
into the compact car segment, positioning Camry vs. vehicles such as Chevrolet Citation, Ford Tempo, Chrysler K-cars, and of course Honda Accord. This latest model will be Camry's closest competitor. 2 of 16 Genesis bestsellers available in both sedan and liftback body styles, the first generation Toyota Camry
measured 175.6 inches in length (for some prospects, it's 16.5 inches shorter than today's Camry). It was originally offered with a 2.0-liter fuel injected with one top inline-four engine chamber produced by 92 horsepower, paired with either a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic transmission. Turbodiesel was added
later in the model run, but was only a small percentage of total sales. More spacious than Corona, Camry quickly gained a position in the U.S. market, winning buyers with its comfortable ride and unpretentious reliability. The car and the driver was impressed by the car, but hardly In our 1983 road test, we named Camry
a good, well-behaved four-wheeled valet that will help you where you're going without fuss, without fuss, and don't bother. 3 out of 16 16 Second Generation (V20) Four years after the first Camry was introduced, Toyota launched the second generation model in 1987. The new model boasted a large space for the interior
and a large variety in the lineup. Although its wheelbase was the same as the first-generation Camry, the new car was longer and wider and had a larger trunk. Its more rounded lines also made for better aerodynamics, although the rectiline profile of the three-box sedan remained. The new station wagon spin-off used
the same 16-valve 2.0-liter four-cylinder as the sedan; Its new engine offered 20 more horsepower than before, a total of 112 hp 4 of 16 born in the U.S. In 1988 Toyota opened a new production facility in Georgetown, Kentucky to build Camrys for the North American market. Transmission options have also expanded this
year. The new four-cylinder models were offered with a four-wheel drive option called All-Trac, which used a central differential to vary the torque between the front and rear aus. The 2.5-liter V-6 engine joined the order sheet, serving 153 horsepower and 155 pound-feet of torque in both sedan and wagon; It can be
paired with a manual or automatic transmission. Sales continued to grow, with the first time in 1988 that it was 200,000 a year in the United States. 5 of 16 1992-1996: Third Generation (XV10) Third Generation Camry, which launched in 1992 marked a turning point in the car's history. For the first time, the American
Camry was differentiated from the versions of the world markets and used a new wide-key body configuration, which raised it from a compact class to a medium-sized category. About six inches longer and two inches wider than before, it offered more interior space to go along with its more stylish, curved body line.
Options sedan and wagon offered two new, more powerful engines: 2.2-liter four-cylinder and 3.0-liter V-6. We were very impressed with the sophistication, quality and value of the new Camry and named it on our list of 10Best Cars in 1992 and 1993, calling it the benchmark in the creation of the main sedan. 6 of the 16
Crazy Coupe In 1994 Toyota launched a two-door coupe Camry. With the same overall size as the sedan (except for its 0.2-inch-short rise), it used the same four-cylinder and V-6 engines and was conceived as a sporty choice, especially in the racier SE V-6 trim level that was also offered for the sedan. The Camry also
received a lighter 188-horsepower V-6 aluminium unit and improved fuel economy. 7 of 16 1997-2001: Fourth Generation (XV20) Fourth Generation Camry became even more U.S.-oriented as the Ann Arbor Toyota, Michigan, engineering facility was responsible for half of the car's development. Japanese base took on
the other half of the engineering load. Larger than before, with a two-unhappy stretch base, this Camry is nonetheless a little lighter and smaller less than his predecessor. The two engines, a 2.2-liter in-line four and a 3.0-liter V-6, are moved, but with slightly more power totaling 133 and 194 horsepower. We awarded the
Camry V-6 another 10Best Cars award in 1997, and this year the Camry became the best-selling car in the United States for the first time. He will keep this honor for years to come. 8 of the 16 Solara Flares reflecting trends in the mid-size segment, the wagon version was removed for the U.S. market, and the coupe took
a break for 1997 and 1998 until Camry Solara's two doors picked up where it stopped for the 1999 model year. With its new name and more clearly differentiated style, the new coupe looked less staid but otherwise shared its mechanics with the Camry sedan. In 2000, Solara received a topless version. The four-seater
convertible is targeting the popular version of Chrysler Sebring. 9 of 16 2002-2006: The Fifth Generation (XV30) Camry once again hit a growth spurt, coinciding with the redesign in the early 2000s. The fifth-generation model had a longer wheelbase and was taller than before, with a raised seat position for the driver and
front passenger and more legroom for those sitting in the rear seats. To go along with the uptick size, the Camry got a larger base engine, a 157-hp 2.4-liter four-cylinder. The 3.0-liter V-6 is stuck around, although this generation has lost the combination of the V-6 and the manual transmission. At least the sport-ish SE
trim level is back in the lineup, having been thrown out for the previous generation Camry, and the first time Toyota has been offered with a dash-based navigation system. 10 of the 16 Swoop, There's a Camry Solara coupe and convertible were redesigned in 2004, after a fifth-generation sedan overhaul for several
years. The two-door swoopy new style was distinctive at best and overwrought at worst, but no one could accuse the couple of looking anything like a sedan. In the same year, Toyota extended the more powerful 3.3-liter V-6 engine from Solara to the Camry SE sedan. 11 of 16 2007-2011: Sixth Generation (XV40) By the
end of the zero, the Camry redesign became a predictable affair. Each of them was bigger, more powerful and better equipped than before, and the sixth generation car was no different. When the new Camry arrived in 2007, Toyota quickly sold more examples in the '07 calendar year than any Camry before, sending
473,108 units into new homes. The base 158-horsepower 2.4-liter four-cylinder was mostly portable, but the 3.3-liter V-6 was discarded in favor of an all-new 3.5-liter engine with a whopping 268 horsepower that endowed the Camry with a serious speed. We pit one Camry so equipped against the turbocharged all-wheel-
drive Subaru WRX in our Surprise Speed tournament, and the humble Toyota is easy not to run, sprinting from zero to 60 mph in 5.8 seconds and A quarter mile in a meager 14.3 seconds at 99 mph. 12 of 16 Maybe it's easy to be a green Camry Hybrid using Toyota's proven Hybrid Synergy Drive system to join the
range for the first time. It promised 40 mpg city at the time (updated EPA testing procedures have since revised that estimate down to 33 mpg city) along with 187 combined horsepower, the last number roughly on par with the base of the four-cylinder engine. The Camry Solara coupe and convertible were discontinued in
2009, leaving the Honda Accord coupe as one of the few mid-sized, front-wheel drive two doors on the market. 13 of 16 2012-2017: Seventh Generation (XV50) New Camry arrived in 2012 without much fanfare. The styling was new but uninteresting, and the powertrains were mostly a shift, except for the hybrid
transmission, which received upgrades and improved performance. The seventh-generation Camry was the first not to offer a manual gearbox; The entire lineup came out standard with automatic transmission. The interior was touch more spacious and was one of the first Toyotas to offer a new infotainment system
brand Entune with smartphone connectivity features. Sales were strong, but the milquetoast response from critics - we placed the Camry fifth of six midsize sedans in the 2012 comparison test prompted Toyota to take action. 14 of the 16 Fast Fix Emergency Upgrades were applied to the Camry for the 2015 model year.
Toyota stresses that this was much more significant than the typical mid-cycle upgrade, since the roof was the only external component left unchanged. The new style was a little more daring and the interior was improved, but the aging engines of its predecessor again shifted, and the performance did not radically
change. Given the popularity of the LEVEL finishes of the SE, Toyota has decided to boost the sports factor even further by adding an XSE model that, at least visually, amped things up a little further. 15 of 16 2018-Present: Eighth Generation (XV70) Expectations for the eighth generation Camry ran high when it debuted
at the 2017 Detroit Motor Show sporting an eye-catching new sheetmetal. The new car for the first time in many years has moved to a new platform, a set of components Toyota TNGA. The Renaissance was perfectly accustomed, as camry faced stiff competition from the new Honda Accord. Believe it or not, longtime
rivals were never redesigned for the same model a year ago, and 2018 was the first time that two sedans were all new at the same time. Despite the fact that we were very pleased with the sharper driving dynamics of the new Camry and its stronger four-cylinder, V-6 and hybrid powertrains, it failed to dislodge Accord
from its crushing 10Best Cars winning series. 16 of 16 Toyota Camry By 2020 the Camry TRD sports model has been added with a more solid suspension, racer-boy looks, but no power improvements from The 3.5-liter V-6 is already available in XSE and XLE. Spoilers and added aero not only looks like the EPA
estimates a combined mileage of down 1 mpg from other V-6 Camrys. Camry TRD prices start at $31,995, making it the cheapest way to get a Camry with a V-6 at $3,960. $3960.

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