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Newly unveiled Toyota Camry (Photo by Kazuyuki Okudaira)
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Toyota unveils new Camry at Detroit motor show

Vehicle undergoes full remodeling for first time in six years

TORU HATANO, Nikkei staff writer | Japan

DETROIT -- Toyota Motor on Monday debuted its new Camry sedan at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The Camry -- fully remodeled for the first time in six years -- is the first model whose engines and transmissions are produced under a new production method called Toyota New Global Architecture. The automaker currently sells some 400,000 Camrys in the U.S.

The new Camry -- the eighth generation from the first model produced in 1982 -- is produced at a plant in the state of Kentucky.

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