The Toyota Camry may well be the most boring car of the century but you can not argue against 10 million sales. Yes, 10 million people have bought a brand new Toyota Camry over the many many years. Mostly American buyers. In this case, boring is good, boring is reliable, and boring gets you where you want to be without any fuss. It’s a formula American car brands simply can not match. And that is why the Toyota Camry is America’s best-selling midsize sedan. As the 8th generation enters the final stages of its product lifecycle, Toyota’s marketing department decided to boost the Camary’s image with an end of life special edition.

All hail the Toyota Camry Nightshade Edition, probably the world’s most boring name ever given to any car in history. The night is dark, dark is dull, dull is… boring. Boring is good in this case because boring always delivers without fail. Boring in this particular example is a revised color palette that adds Midnight Black and Reservoir Blue.

Boring also includes 19-inch alloy wheels finished in matt bronze. The rear taillights and headlights are finished in a shade of black to accentuate the boringness. The Nightshade also gets a black rear spoiler, and mirror caps. The interior is largely unchanged.

Technically the Nightshade benefits from a sport-tuned suspension, other than that the 206 bhp 2.5-litre engine or 308bhp Hybrid variant and 301 bhp 3.5-litre V6 are unchanged. The Toyota Camry Nightshade special edition is… a boring update.

But let’s be clear, boring sells ergo boring is always a winning formula.