The Toyota Camry is once again the best-selling car in America (based on manufacturers' sales data for calendar years 1997, 1998). This marks the second year the Camry has outsold both the Honda Accord and the Ford Taurus. Want to know what's behind its incredible popularity?

There are already plenty of surprises in life — your car doesn't need to be one of them. Proven value is what you're looking for, and it's exactly what the Camry has demonstrated over the past 16 years. The reliability and ride quality that have automotive journalists spouting superlatives...the innovative safety features  like side air bags, daytime running lights, and seatbelt pretensioners...All of it comes as no surprise — in a Toyota.

Camry CE
All the quality that made the Camry the best-selling car in America (based on manufacturers' sales data for calendar years 1997, 1998) can be found in the CE. It's the most affordable Camry and it comes standard with features like driver and front passenger air bags, dual black remote-controlled outside mirrors, a Deluxe Electronically-Tuned AM/FM Radio (ETR)/Cassette with four speakers and halogen headlamps with an auto-off feature.

Camry LE
Along with all the features found on the CE, the LE includes standard Daytime Running Lights (DRL) with auto on/off feature, CFC-free air conditioning, power door locks,windows and mirrors, cruise control and, on the V6, Anti-lock Brake System (ABS).

Camry XLE
The XLE includes all the features found on the CE and LE and also comes standard with automatic transmission, aluminum alloy wheels, multi-adjustable power driver and passenger seats, heated outside mirrors, leather-wrapped steering wheel, dual illuminated visor mirrors, a Premium Electronically-Tuned AM/FM Radio (ETR)/CD with six speakers, and an anti-theft system with engine immobilizer and remote keyless entry feature.

*1999 preliminary EPA mileage estimates determined by Toyota. Final 1999 EPA mileage estimates not available at time of posting. See your Toyota dealer for details.