the last camry looked better than this current one.

 

Don't know where it's selling better, but I barely see any in Los Angeles. Maybe two a week on my daily commute. They are also advertising the heck out of a subvented SE model... something I've never seen Toyota do for the first model year.
I'm with DoomLight. I think the last gen looked cleaner and less fabricated. That front airdam on the SE looks like one of those 1960's poodle prom dresses.

 

Isn't the SE 4-cylinder only $500 more than the LE? A no-brainer upgrade imo.

 

I see these new camrys everywhere in San Francisco, especially in Chinatown...

seriously I see at least 5 everyday. Of course they could be the same ones everyday but still.

 

They need wider wheels, but that's a quick fix, and to me, they look better than the previous generations. The SE is nice looking. I saw a few LE's on the road, look pretty decent in silver.

 

We sold a bunch of the 2012 camrys already at our dealer, and i seen at least one driving around everyday, but mostly guys in their mid 30's and women in their mid 40's

 

well they sold a crap load of them so far, but it is only 4 months on market... wait for half a year and you wont be able to go to the store without seeing one in each color :-)

 

im with you! haha I see maybe 1 a day o.o

 

I see em all the time!!! I like the new redesign ...

 

I bought an LE, and now i'm regretting not getting the SE. These ugly LE wheels are getting to me.

 

Drove from north LA County to Orange County and back today... only saw one new Camry.

 

I've seen a few here in the NYC metro area of Jersey.All LE's.

 

Would you go for the SE's ride-comfort, though? It is firmer than in base-models, though not necessarily more-so than in the XLE model.

 

That is a very nice surprise, I don't think anymore expected that . This will really shut up a lot of the haters and critics. 35% take rate for the SE model is just awesome, as that is the best-looking model. More good-looking Camrys on the road will mean a better reputation for the Camry, which will lead to good things all around. Also a great surprise that the average age for Camry buyers has lowered by quite a bit.

 

i drove one of these at the Miami Auto Show last November. it didnt impress me. maybe because im 33 and single with no kids.

this car is becoming a Buick. already bland and boring, and less elegant than the last model. clearly not targeted towards me. but yet people seem to be buying them in droves. like mindless Zombies!