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Toyota officially placed the arrival of the all-new 2012 Camry sedan and its hybrid sibling (2010/2011 Camry pictured above) in the U.S. market for this fall during the company�s annual national dealer meeting which took place on Wednesday in Las Vegas.
The Japanese company said that the next generation of its best-selling model will move away from the conservative designs of the past.�Designed to meet the changing needs of the 21st Century driver, the new Camry will provide technologically advanced features, a contemporary design inside and out, improved performance and refined ride and handling,� Toyota said in a press statement.
While Toyota�s European engineers are putting the final touches on the production version of the FT-86, here in North America, the Japanese company�s Scion brand is trying to keep the hype going around the FR-S concept car, which debuted at the New York International Auto Show in April. Scion released two new videos on the its upcoming rear-wheel drive sports car hosted by Ken Gushi, a resident Scion Racing driver who currently pilots a 2009 tC in the Formula Drift series, and Jack Hollis, the Japanese firm�s Vice President. The two men talk about the FR-S and how it came to be. You can watch the clips by following the jump below.