Revenge of the Sedan: Camry May Regain U.S. Sales Lead Over RAV4
A Toyota Camry on display in Tokyo on Aug. 1, 2017.
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Sport utility vehicles have become the new family car, but don’t count out sedans just yet.
Although demand for the once popular vehicle segment has been on the decline, some individual midsize car models are having a moment. Toyota Motor Corp.’s new Camry is seeing a resurgence, for example, and may become the namesake brand’s top model, said Augusto Amorim, manager of North America sales forecasting for LMC Automotive.