There's a fair market share between the outgoing Camry 2.0L and 2.4L. So it's safe to say current Camry drivers will be more than happy to upgrade to the Camry 2.5L (Only $6k more) with no qualms. In fact, some of them may have already upgraded to the Lexus GS250 or better still, the Lexus GS350.

non turbo car will slowly disappear the future belongs to turbo & very small cc engine

The camry is a joke. In light of Singapore's situation, AD still dares to launch a lukewarm model.

Japanese are still day dream. 4 speed in a 2.0-litre for a new model. Why it seems like they wanted to force buyers to buy the 2.5 litre model instead. For me, I will give it a miss and go for continental with more specs, tech and frugal on fuel. No thanks to these Japs conservative mindset. They can carry on and screw themselves up,

Toyota is a very lasting car,i am still driving my 8yrs+ Camry,125,000km of rough driving,the only parts i changed are the A/C compressor & coil,rear shocks...no others...can a German car do this.??