Toyota has announced plans to export Camry sedans made in the U.S. to South Korea. Toyota plans to initially export 6,000 units annually.
This is the first time that the U.S.-made Camry has ever been exported outside of North America.
“We are pleased with the reaction that the redesigned Camry is receiving from our customers, and the sales success it is having in the U.S. and overseas,” said Yoshimi Inaba, president and COO of Toyota Motor North America, Inc. “The export of thousands of Camry vehicles to South Korea is an important development that builds on the great work of our talented U.S. team members as well as our extensive investments across North America to help maintain a strong, stable base of U.S. jobs. We look forward to other opportunities to continue growing exports from our American operations.”
The U.S.-made Camry will arrive in South Korea in January.
