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- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) wheelbase "2672.08".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) height "1407.16".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) length "4820.92".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) weight "1360.8".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) width "1780.54".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) abstract "Introduced on September 3, 1996, the Toyota Camry XV20 is a mid-size car that was sold by Toyota between September 1996 and 2001 in Japan and North America, and 1997 and 2002 in Australia. The XV20 series represented the fourth generation of the Toyota Camry in all markets outside of Japan, which followed a different generational lineage. The XV20 Camry range is split into different model codes indicative of the engine. Four-cylinder models utilize the SXV20 (gasoline) and SXV23 (CNG) codes, with MCV20 designating the six-cylinder versions.The XV20 Camry continued as a sedan and station wagon (called the Camry Gracia in Japan), though the latter model was not sold in North America, where the sedan was launched in 1996 for the 1997 model year. The XV20 Camry was offered in 2.2-liter I4 and 3.0-liter V6 versions. This was the first Camry to be badge-engineered as a Daihatsu; the Daihatsu Altis sold in Japan was identical to the export version of the Camry. The Japanese Scepter ceased to exist as the Japanese Camrys adopted the 1,795 mm (70.7 in) wide platform, thereby incurring an increased tax liability in Japan due to its extended length and width according to Japanese exterior dimension limits. The Vista began departing from the Camry, remaining 1,700 mm (66.9 in) wide and eventually forming the basis of the growing Corolla. In addition, the Vista's sheet metal resembled a tall, formal sedan, while the Camry became sleeker. The Lexus ES 300 was again built from the Windom, which uses the Camry chassis.As Japanese yen soared in the mid-1990s, the redesigned Camry had less content than the previous model under pressure to reduce costs. Following the debut of the XV10 in 1991, development immediately began under Kosaku Yamada in early 1993. Styling also began in 1993, with a winning design competition proposal "C" by Masahiko Kawatsu being chosen. The final XV20 design was later frozen in April 1994, 28 months ahead of scheduled production start in August 1996. Prototypes were tested throughout 1995 and 1996.In August 1999 for the 2000 model year, the sedan models in North America received a mid-model upgrade to the front and rear fascias, this included larger headlights that now feature a four-bulb system instead of two, a separated grille with chrome surround, larger taillights, and larger body-side modeling. Toyota Australia started production of the facelift model in 2000.".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) assembly Altona,_Victoria.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) assembly Chachoengsao.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) assembly Georgetown,_Kentucky.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) assembly Toyota,_Aichi.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) bodyStyle Sedan_(automobile).
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) bodyStyle Station_wagon.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) engine Toyota_Camry_(XV20)__1.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) engine Toyota_Camry_(XV20)__2.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) engine Toyota_Camry_(XV20)__XV20__1.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) height "1.40716".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) layout Front-engine,_front-wheel-drive_layout.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) length "4.82092".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) manufacturer Toyota.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) predecessor Toyota_Camry_(XV10).
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) productionEndYear "1996".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) productionStartYear "1996".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) relatedMeanOfTransportation Lexus_ES.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) relatedMeanOfTransportation Toyota_Camry_Solara.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) successor Toyota_Camry_(XV30).
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) thumbnail 1997-1999_Toyota_Camry.jpg?width=300.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) transmission "4-speed A140E automatic".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) transmission "4-speed A541E automatic".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) transmission "5-speed manual".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) weight "1360800.0".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) wheelbase "2.67208".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) width "1.78054".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) wikiPageExternalLink 52.aspx.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) wikiPageID "24758226".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) wikiPageRevisionID "606739121".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) adultScore "25".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) adultStars "4".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) aka "Daihatsu Altis".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) aka "Toyota Mark II Qualis".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) aka "Toyota Vienta".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) align "right".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) assembly "Australia: Altona, Victoria".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) assembly "Japan: Toyota, Aichi".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) assembly "Thailand: Chachoengsao".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) assembly "United States: Georgetown, Kentucky".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) bodyStyle "4".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) bodyStyle "5".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) caption "1998".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) caption "2000".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) description "Camry 2.2 4-door saloon".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) designer "Masahiko Kawatsu".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) direction "vertical".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) engine "2.2".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) engine "3".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) hasPhotoCollection Toyota_Camry_(XV20).
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) image "1998".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) image "2000".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) layout Front-engine,_front-wheel-drive_layout.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) manufacturer Toyota.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) name "Toyota Camry".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) pedestrianScore "15".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) pedestrianStars "2".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) predecessor Toyota_Camry_(XV10).
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) production "1997".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) production "August 1996–2001".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) referenceName "euroncap1998".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) referenceUrl 52.aspx.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) related Lexus_ES.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) related Toyota_Camry_Solara.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) successor Toyota_Camry_(XV30).
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) transmission "4".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) transmission "5".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) width "200".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) year "1998".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) subject Category:Motor_vehicles_manufactured_in_the_United_States.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) subject Category:Toyota_Camry.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) subject Category:Vehicles_introduced_in_1996.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) type Automobile.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) type MeanOfTransportation.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) type Product.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) type DesignedArtifact.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) comment "Introduced on September 3, 1996, the Toyota Camry XV20 is a mid-size car that was sold by Toyota between September 1996 and 2001 in Japan and North America, and 1997 and 2002 in Australia. The XV20 series represented the fourth generation of the Toyota Camry in all markets outside of Japan, which followed a different generational lineage. The XV20 Camry range is split into different model codes indicative of the engine.".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) label "Toyota Camry (XV20)".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) label "تويوتا كامري اكس في 20".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) sameAs m.080pcjm.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) sameAs Q7830759.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) sameAs Q7830759.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) wasDerivedFrom Toyota_Camry_(XV20)?oldid=606739121.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) depiction 1997-1999_Toyota_Camry.jpg.
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) isPrimaryTopicOf Toyota_Camry_(XV20).
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) name "Daihatsu Altis".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) name "Toyota Camry (XV20)".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) name "Toyota Mark II Qualis".
- Toyota_Camry_(XV20) name "Toyota Vienta".