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Year:
1998
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Camry
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:
133 hp 2.2L I4
Exterior color:
Green
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Mileage:
206,720
Stock #:
P29217A
VIN:
4T1BG28K1WU204695
Green 1998 Toyota Camry Sedan Front-Wheel Drive
New arrival

 

1998 Toyota Camry

CE

206,720 mi

Baton Rouge, LA
No Rating

No Price Listed

Year:
1998
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Camry
Body type:
Sedan
Engine:
133 hp 2.2L I4
Exterior color:
Red
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Stock #:
60365C
VIN:
4T1BG22K3WU344353
Red 1998 Toyota Camry Sedan
New arrival

 

1998 Toyota Camry

Aberdeen, SD
No Rating

$2,198

About 1997 Toyota Camry
The Toyota Camry was once again completely redesigned for 1997, with some big changes for the model as a whole. The body was redesigned to be larger, with a more angular profile and was available in new colors. The interior was redesigned as well, offering longer seats, a new dash and many small new convenience features, such as extra cubbies and larger cup holders. Most notably, Toyota dropped the wagon and the coupe for the 1997 Camry, leaving only the sedan. Toyota also shuffled the trim levels, renaming the base DX the CE and keeping the midlevel LE and luxury XLE. The sporty SE went the way of the coupe and the wagon. The 1997 Toyota Camry got a bigger engine, with the four-cylinder producing 133 horsepower and the V6 194 horsepower. Toyota also increased the list of available safety features, making ABS standard in all models except the four-cylinder CE. Toyota also improved the bumpers in the 1997 Camry. Fuel economy is about 20 to 30 mpg, depending on the engine. In 1997, the Toyota Camry became the best selling car that year, beginning a streak of topping the list that continues today. Once again, major complaints about the 1997 Toyota Camry include a lack of power, especially with the four-cylinder engine, and a bland, conservative look. However, the Camry's sales records show that buyers were enthusiastic about the car anyway.
Year:
1998
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Camry
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:
133 hp 2.2L I4
Exterior color:
Iris
Combined gas mileage:
24 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
4-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
351,000
Stock #:
P10499B
VIN:
JT2BG28K6W0110994
Iris 1998 Toyota Camry Sedan Front-Wheel Drive 4-Speed Automatic
Price drop

-$1,000

 

1998 Toyota Camry

LE

351,000 mi

Colorado Springs, CO
No Rating

$4,794

$3,794

Year:
1997
Make:
Toyota
Model:
Camry
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:
133 hp 2.2L I4
Exterior color:
Gray
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
4-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
258,966
Stock #:
12642
VIN:
4T1BG22K9VU164003
Gray 1997 Toyota Camry Sedan Front-Wheel Drive 4-Speed Automatic
Price drop

-$400

 

1997 Toyota Camry

CE

258,966 mi

Burlington, NC
No Rating

$2,698

$2,298

Overview

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The Toyota Camry was once again completely redesigned for 1997, with some big changes for the model as a whole. The body was redesigned to be larger, with a more angular profile and was available in new colors. The interior was redesigned as well, offering longer seats, a new dash and many small new convenience features, such as extra cubbies and larger cup holders. Most notably, Toyota dropped the wagon and the coupe for the 1997 Camry, leaving only the sedan. Toyota also shuffled the trim levels, renaming the base DX the CE and keeping the midlevel LE and luxury XLE. The sporty SE went the way of the coupe and the wagon.

The 1997 Toyota Camry got a bigger engine, with the four-cylinder producing 133 horsepower and the V6 194 horsepower. Toyota also increased the list of available safety features, making ABS standard in all models except the four-cylinder CE. Toyota also improved the bumpers in the 1997 Camry. Fuel economy is about 20 to 30 mpg, depending on the engine.

In 1997, the Toyota Camry became the best selling car that year, beginning a streak of topping the list that continues today. Once again, major complaints about the 1997 Toyota Camry include a lack of power, especially with the four-cylinder engine, and a bland, conservative look. However, the Camry's sales records show that buyers were enthusiastic about the car anyway.

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