When Toyota launched the fourth generation of its popular sedan last year, the automaker's stated goal was take the Camry, already the benchmark for family sedans, and make it even better. A less-public goal was to make the Camry the best-selling
car in America, bumping aside perennial winners Ford Taurus and Honda Accord.
To do so, Toyota devised a simple strategy: Give the car more of everything without sacrificing the traits that made the
Camry so successful. The new model was slightly larger, the interior more spacious, the ride and handling more refined, Click here to read more