The SE Sport edition is based on the mid-level, more enthusiast-oriented four-cylinder Camry SE. Building on that model's unique bodykit and lightly retuned suspension and steering, the SE Sport adds the 18-inch alloy wheels normally included with the Camry SE V6 plus an eight-way power driver's seat, a power moonroof and an upgraded 6.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system with navigation and Toyota's app-based Entune connectivity.
The SE Sport's list price of $25,995 represents a roughly $2,000 increase over a standard Camry SE, but an equivalently equipped model runs $26,500, not including the 18-inch wheels, which aren't available on four-cylinder SEs. Thus, the SE Sport represents a roughly $1,000 value.
Oddly, Toyota is listing the package as a 2012 model feature, even though the 2013s aren't far away.
