I’ll discuss the Camry and Avalon’s new-found traction in the next section, but right now, I just want to point out how damn cool these pictures are. I have to admit, I usually tend to care ...

Now with a different swagger - the 2025 Toyota Camry is strictly a hybrid with all-wheel drive (AWD) as an option.

The best line in Toyota's press release announcing the availability of all-wheel drive for the Camry and Avalon: "The company appreciates the loyalty, patience ...

Toyota recently launched a number of all-wheel drive Camry and Avalon models in the U.S. market and Redline Reviews had the opportunity to test out the two on a prepped snow course and on the road ...

Toyota is adding all-wheel drive as a standalone option for both the Camry and the Avalon sedans. The AWD option will be offered in the North American market for the 2020-21 model years.

The Camry XSE AWD might make the same 232 hp as any other all-wheel-drive Camry, but it delivers the lowest EPA-estimated fuel economy thanks to its higher equipment and bigger 19-inch wheels and ...

Toyota is detailing the new all-wheel drive variants of the Camry and Avalon models in the US market, which will be available as a standalone option on most trim levels. This is the first time ...

I lined up at the entrance to the snow course first in the 2020 Toyota Camry XSE AWD, outfitted with the standard equipment all-season tires it normally wears -- no winter tires here to give it a ...

All-wheel drive had been considered during the development of the new Camry, but was nixed. One gets the impression it was a decision made in Japan. Then the car launched, and almost immediately a ...

Joining the Toyota Camry lineup this year is an all-wheel-drive variant, marking the first time since 1991 that the feature is available on the nameplate. Toyota said an awd version of the sedan ...

This is the first time Toyota has offered an all-wheel-drive Camry since the 1988-91 Camry All-Trac, and a first-ever for the Avalon. If you're expecting hyper-sophisticated technology out of ...

Maybe, maybe not. Because this would be the first drive of the new all-wheel-drive 2020 Camry and 2021 Avalon, Toyota’s two car sales leaders.