Toyota Camry was first introduced in the year 1983

 Toyota Camry Sedan 1983 Model

Toyota Camry Hatchback 1983 Model

Camry put Toyota into the American-market mainstream with a roomy, economical compact that drew new buyers to the Japanese brand. A hatchback body style and an available diesel engine broadened its appeal. 

Camry bowed during the 1983 model year as Toyota belatedly switched its compact car from rear-wheel drive to front-wheel drive. Built in Japan, the Camry model line consisted of a four-door sedan and a four-door hatchback, which Toyota called the Liftback. Both body styles came in Deluxe and uplevel LE

 The Toyota Camry, introduced in 1983, became America’s favorite family sedan and was the nation’s top-selling automobile in seven of the eight years from 1997 through 2005. Now sold in 27 countries and manufactured in 10, the Camry has had cumulative sales of over6.5 million units in the United States and over 10 million worldwide.