Camry collision test in U.S.

Camry collision test in U.S.

ANN ARBOR, United States - Toyota Motor Corp. shows to reporters a collision test on its Camry sedan in the suburbs of Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Sept. 14, 2011.

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