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To say that we here at DCH Toyota of Oxnard are impressed by the 2017 Camry, the Japanese automaker's midsize sedan, would be an understatement -- and a massive one, at that.

A veritable living legend of the lineup, the Camry is one of our favorites across the entire industry, regardless of class.

And we think you'll see why after watching the clip below. Pair up with Autotrader personality Amanda Salas to get a closer look at the latest Camry:

While it's not the most muscular option in the model range, the Camry's entry-level engine is nevertheless…

The #Toyota86 wasn’t engineered like any sports car. And that’s why it’s not just for any driver. Do you think the 86 is for you? pic.twitter.com/ViFSz25ECy

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) January 26, 2017

And DCH Toyota of Oxnard can't wait to see the serious perks that the new blood, donned the 860 Special Edition in a March 13 Toyota press release, will showcase under-hood and atop. Because we already love the 2017 Toyota 86 base. Its 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder DOHC engine's got the horsepower, 205 at up to 7,000 rpm, and up…

In a move that caught many attendees of the North American International Auto Show by surprise, Toyota not only revealed the all-new 2018 Toyota Camry but the 2018 NASCAR Camry as well. With the former now taking on a much bolder, stylish and performance-focused profile, it's fitting for this unexpected reveal of both models to take place - with the stakes raised and the spotlight brighter than ever. As the new Camry has its sights set on dealerships, its higher-performance sibling is gearing up for success on the race track.

For those who have long searched to fill the need of a midsize SUV within a crowded market, have no fear. Our team at DCH Toyota of Oxnard has gone all-in on the capability and well-equipped nature of the 2017 Toyota Highlander. After years of subtle updates, the Highlander came out in full force with a new generation and, most recently, and additional facelift to keep it at the forefront of innovation. What you'll find waiting for you at our Oxnard dealership is a model ready to whisk you away for adventure.

Our new DNA Analysis Technology is just one of the ways that we at #Toyota are committed to a sustainable futurehttps://t.co/47XLtP9vlA pic.twitter.com/kDa7zmmFTK

— Toyota Motor Corp. (@ToyotaMotorCorp) September 23, 2016

If you are used to thinking of Toyota as a car company, you may need to read the headline twice. It's one thing that Toyota is making strides in autonomous vehicle development, perfecting hydrogen-fuel-cell technology, and making breakthroughs in magnesium-ion battery research -- it's another thing to be dabbling in genetics.

Toyota Motor Corporation is...

An easy way to help bats is by bldg bat houses. Learn more ways to support bats, WHC Bats Project Guidance https://t.co/59RJQJzn7i #BatWeek pic.twitter.com/KzrbDIhjwI

— Wildlife Habitat (@WildlifeHC) October 25, 2016

What does your new Toyota have to do with creatures of the night?

California is home to 27 species of bat, which is a statistic to be proud of. Bats are not only adorable, like tiny puppies with wings, they provide a valuable service to humans and the environment. A single Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) can eat up to 500 mosquitoes in an…

Proud to be involved in regenerative youth campus living buildings in @yellowstonePF! More:https://t.co/ZsQhrNPfbm pic.twitter.com/6VMsXGZMwj

— Toyota USA (@Toyota) August 25, 2016

Expedition Yellowstone is a week-long summer program for middle-school-aged children. It gets kids out of the house, away from their computer screens, and into the backcountry to learn first-hand about ecosystems, and conservation.

Currently, both Expedition Yellowstone and the Youth Conservation Corps -- an internship program for high school students -- reside in the aging Youth Conservation

Good news for the Giant Panda. The population has grown - conservation
action works! https://t.co/Yn2uTcEWhJ pic.twitter.com/7ml13vAYgw

— IUCN Red List (@IUCNRedList) September 4, 2016

Whether directly, or indirectly, we are all responsible for the survival of the Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca).

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) announced at the beginning of September that the Panda's population in the wild has grown steadily over the last two decades, thanks in large part to the Chinese government's intensive habitat protection and