The whole passenger car segment is a cockup in a tin cup, and why, do I hear you ask? Some clever clogs started marketing SUVs as the absolute must have, for the “it” girl (and boy).

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Only 16% of the Australian market are hatch/sedan/coupe/convertible takers. That leaves a lot on the inimitable shoulders of the long-running Japanese nameplate, Camry.
We took the range topping Toyota Camry SL Hybrid, of course.
This is a great time to talk about those nomenclatures (that make absolutely no sense): Ascent, Ascent Sport, SX and SL? Entry level Ascent has a choice of the 2.5L hybrid, or 2.5 petrol with an 8-speed automatic, but all the rest enjoy the 2.5L hybrid that sips the drink like a teetotal granny. It is a development of that first Toyota hybrid all those years ago.
Camry is aging well, bless her. She still looks quite sexy, especially wearing the SL badge. The front end has nicer lights with high-quality LEDs, whatever that means. SL has 18” wheels, an inch smaller than the model below it. It makes the ride all nice and plush, and with a multi-link rear end, the handling feels equally on point.
Although LGBTI buyers like a badge, they also appreciate comfort and value, not to mention reliability. Buying a badge does not mean buying a car that doesn’t break down, and if your moody Merc, bummed-out Beemer, or jiggered Jag falls at the first hurdle, be ready to dip into a 3rd mortgage for sort it all out.

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