While the XV30 Camry began production in 2001 for the 2002 model year, it wasn't until July 2003 when the Camry Solara moved onto the chassis of the then-current Camry, and when Toyota moved its production to its Georgetown, Kentucky facility. Convertibles followed in February 2004, and were only available with the 3.3 liter V6 paired with a 5-speed automatic with a Multi-Mode Transmission; only the coupes had a 2.4 inline-4 and a manual option. Both engines now had the VVT-i technology. While the body was heavier than the previous generation, Toyota explained that this generation was built to correct the structural rigidity problems from the XV20.
Image date: October 2008
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