Summary:
The Toyota Camry is an automobile model manufactured by Toyota since 1982 and has gone through multiple generations of updates. Originally a compact car, it has evolved into a mid-size vehicle, with both narrow-body and wide-body versions available in the 1990s. Toyota considers the Camry as its second “world car” after the Corolla. As of 2022, the Camry is positioned above the Corolla and below models like the Avalon or Crown in various markets. In Japan, the Camry was initially sold exclusively through Toyota Corolla Store retail dealerships.

Key Points:
1. Launch and Evolution: Introduced by Toyota in 1982, the Camry has seen continuous development through different generations.
2. Size Classification: The Camry started as a compact car but transitioned to a mid-size vehicle with the introduction of wide-bodied versions.
3. International Sales: The Camry is sold globally and has been marketed by Toyota as its second “world car” alongside the Corolla.
4. Market Positioning: As of 2022, the Camry occupies a position above the Corolla and below larger models like the Avalon or Crown in various markets.
5. Japanese Sales: In Japan, the Camry was originally available only through Toyota Corolla Store retail dealerships.

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