We received some bad news this week. Mazda's rotary engine died again, while the Toyota Camry just keeps on living. Here's why we should care about the rotary engine, and why no one reads magazines about toasters.

Yes, that was an earthquake you just felt here in New York and Washington, DC. We're told it was a 6.0 earthquake located with an epicenter around Richmond, VA. Could it have been brought to you by the new earth-shattering 2012 Toyota Camry? Probably not.

This is it. The newly-redesigned 2012 Toyota Camry. And yes, even in red, it's still just as beige as you'd expect it to be.

We're a week into Toyota's bit-by-bit reveal of the 2012 Toyota Camry, and since then the market's down more than 1,700 points. Now we've got the first interior shot (albeit, in right-hand drive form). SELL, MORTIMER, SELL!!

Just one week ago, Toyota began the striptease of the new 2012 Toyota Camry. Since then, global stock markets have collapsed. Today, this photo of a typically overangled tail lens arrived as markets continue to crash. Coincidences? You tell us.

Just a few minutes ago, Toyota released yet another official image of the new 2012 Toyota Camry. This time, they did it over the twitters. OMG, it's a... yes, yes it is... it's the headlight... again! Wow. I'm just besides myself. I think I... yes, yes I did just have a beigegasm over the latest and greatest mid-size…

We're getting our first glimpse of the 2012 Toyota Camry courtesy of Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda who says it will be the "best Camry ever" and will be a "remarkable car in terms of handling, safety and fuel economy." It's not like it could get much worse.

It looks like consumer demand for more fuel-efficient models is affecting the super number one greenest manufacturer from the land of the rising sun, too. According to the folks with the corporate Inside Line, the 2011 Lexus LF-A-based 2011 Lexus SC has been canned. Additionally, it looks like the 2011 Toyota Avalon…