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| Will the redesigned 2012 Toyota Camry be able to hold off its competitors? |
With close to 1,000,000 midsize family sedans being sold as of August, this is a very competitive segment. The stylish Hyundai Sonata has taken a lot of market share away from the segment leader, the Toyota Camry. Toyota is hoping to hold all of the Sonata, the Optima and the Chrysler 200, all of which are stealing large chunks of market share from Toyota. Both Toyota and Honda sales have fallen behind this year due to Japan's devastating earthquake this year which severely affected their inventory. Toyota is hoping to widen the gap with the recent introduction of the 2012 Toyota Camry. Buyers can expect great deals in the midsize market as automakers turn on the heat to close out the year and deplete inventory of vehicles like the dated 2011 Camry.
Also consumers should be able to snap-up great deals on vehicles that are lagging behind in the sales volume in the midsize segment like the Suzuki Kizashi and the Mazda6.
Consumers can expect to pay anywhere between $20,000 to $30,000 for one of the vehicles in the competitive midsize segment.
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