Is the Camry a manual or automatic transmission?
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Automatic transmission. The Camry does not have a manual transmission model. Below is relevant information about the Camry: 1. History: Since its inception in 1982, a new Camry owner is added every minute on average. Over 31 years, each generation of the Camry has consistently led the market, earning the trust of 16 million owners worldwide, making it a truly global vehicle. 2. Overview: The return of the king of mid-to-high-end sedans—the GAC Toyota Camry. From any perspective, the Camry is a perfect product. Developed with the concept of 'setting a new global standard for mid-to-high-end sedans,' the Camry has redefined the conventional image of such vehicles. What is the new global standard for mid-to-high-end sedans? A dignified exterior, a comfortable interior space, an impeccable driving experience, the highest safety and environmental standards in its class, and ubiquitous high-tech features—the Camry provides a perfect answer to this question from all these aspects.
I've driven several generations of the Camry before, mostly all automatic transmissions, from older models to the newer ones. Currently, the Camry models available in the market, whether hybrid or gasoline versions, almost all come standard with automatic transmissions. Manual transmission Camrys, I recall, only appeared in some early versions, like models from the early 2000s, but they were rare in markets like China. Driving an automatic is more hassle-free, especially in traffic jams where you don't have to shift gears frequently, which is a plus for urban commuters. With the rapid advancement in modern automotive technology, manual transmissions are gradually being phased out, even taxis mostly use automatics now. If you're really keen on buying a manual, you might have to look for older models in the used car market, but be cautious about engine maintenance and such. In short, the Camry is primarily automatic for daily driving, making it a safe and comfortable choice.
