New Recruit. Toyota Camry. The Management Fleet

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Other features included are parking sensors and a rear-view camera, complete with moving guide lines on the screen depending on steering angle, and full leather upholstery. There’s some funky blue lighting in the footwells, and illuminated sill plates in the front too. We’re big fans of the full-length panoramic sunroof, which brings light to not only the front seat passengers, but the guys in the rear too.

So far, the Camry’s build quality and practicality has impressed us, and we’ll let you know how we get on with the driving side of things.

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