The Camry has had some troubles in recent years with quality issues, natural disasters, and the like. But the 2012 Camry wants to change those negatives into something positive.

You know how most people will just honk their horns or shake their fists when they get cut off on the highway and then forget about it? This Toyota Camry driver isn't most people. A dash cam video captured his insane acts of road rage on a California highway.

Making a ridiculous ad on Craigslist has emerged as a kind of art form for the new millenium. Besides having a practical purpose — helping someone unload whatever loathsome piece of crap they happen to drive — they also serve to give us Internet-people some much-needed LOLs. Maybe they'll be deemed worthy enough for…

It's really quite sad, the demise of the trucklet in this country. The El Camino and Ford Ranchero are long gone, and the Pontiac G8 Sport Truck was euthanized before it could go down with the brand. Even the "small" trucks that Toyota or Ford or Nissan used to make aren't so small anymore, and car-based trucks like the…

Introducing The Camry Effect; a beige firestorm sure to leave you yawning uncontrollably for the rest of the afternoon.

The Camry has never been a lusted after sports car, but in its day it was something more than the beige appliance it's become. Specifically, it was a Forest Green sedan (or coupe or wagon) you could be proud to own. Now it just makes you bland and, as this plate shows, invisible.

Statistics show that when Americans are looking for a midsize family car, they usually end up with a Toyota Camry. In beige white. In the case of hybrids, the same rules apply to the Prius V, which came out as a completely new model this year. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety now says you might want to think…

When some automaker puts a styling touch into a car and you've never seen it before, it's bound to prompt others to quickly follow and adopt a trend. But as time wears on, too many models in too many segments start to get trendy and that styling loses its distinctiveness and just becomes overplayed.

Toyota's new ad campaign "The Camry Effect," features Romeo Sandoval and his purple '92 Camry donk. Will its gullwinged donktasticness give Toyota the youth edge it needs?

When a couple driving an old GM station wagon towing a trailer full of 27-foot-long teepee poles slowed for a truck, the woman driving behind them crashed into the trailer, impaling her Toyota Camry on the poles.