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Toyota will become the first Australian carmaker to export 100,000 vehicles in a year. Left-hand-drive export Camry shown.

Toyota will become the first Australian carmaker to export 100,000 vehicles in a year. Left-hand-drive export Camry shown.

A record 79,600 Australian-produced Toyota cars were exported in 2006 - an increase of almost 11,000 on the previous year. Pictured are sixth-generation Camry sedans ready for export to the Middle East.

New Camry, which is the only four-cylinder car built in Australia, is destined for more than 20 export destinations, including New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, with the majority going to the Middle East.

The all-new Toyota Camry, which is the only four-cylinder car built in Australia, is destined for more than 20 countries, including New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, with the majority going to the Middle East.

More than 90 per cent of Australian Camry exports are left-hand drive vehicles to Middle East countries including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates.

Toyota Australia set a new record for car exports with the latest shipment of Toyota Camrys to the Middle East on Saturday 18 December 2005.

Toyota Australia was this country’s largest car exporter in 2004, with 94 per cent of its Camry exports going to the Middle East. Pictured is a yard worker overseeing newly-arrived Toyotas at a holding area in Saudi Arabia.

Director general of Dubai Transport, Mohammad Obaid Al Mulla takes delivery from Toyota Australia executive chairman John Conomos of the 5,000th Toyota Camry supplied to the company by Toyota Australia.

(left to right) Ghafoor Rowtaer, managing director Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, Dr Saad Attaih Al-Ghaudi, executive vice president, Abdul Latif Jameel Motors and John Conomos, executive chairman, Toyota Australia at the delivery of the 300,000 Australian built Camry to the Middle East.

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