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Not really. The ES and the Camry were twinning for several model generations, before the Avalon (a more roomier Camry) was introduced in the mid-90s.
The Avalon (is it still around?) had far more interior space than either the ES or its twin, the Camry.
The Avalon (is it still around?) had far more interior space than either the ES or its twin, the Camry.
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Is I posted above, the Lexus ES twin was the Avalon, a stretched Camry, not the Camry.
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No the Avalon was discontinued. In its place, at least according to Toyota, is the Crown.
Is I posted above, the Lexus ES twin was the Avalon, a stretched Camry, not the Camry.
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Is I posted above, the Lexus ES twin was the Avalon, a stretched Camry, not the Camry.
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It is certainly possible, that a few generations after the Avalon was introduced, they decided to stretch the ES into a size between the Avalon and the Camry, even though the Avalon is still larger than either of these near-identical platform mates.
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