Rear Spoiler Compatible with 2018-2022 8th Gen Camry LE SE XLE XSE TRD Style & 2018-2022 10th Gen Accord 4-Door Sedan Model Rear Trunk Spoiler, Carbon Fiber Style

Fits perfectly

Adhesive is extremely strong. No need to worry about it flying off. I did 90 MPH on highway for a few miles. Spoiler is still attached. For under 120 bucks this is a steal. normal spoilers go for 600+

Es muy fácil de instalar, de buen material..

Does not fit 22' Toyota Camry TRD. Product has a good finish, easy directions and parts included.

Well its not perfect, however it looks good. It's bulkier overall than an oem toyota trd wing , same "style" just bigger and the lines aren't the same angles but... it works and still looks good.We have a factory small lip spoiler along edge of trunk , I didn't want to remove it and try to cover the holes and all of that.. nor did I want to drill thru the trunk lid to mount this type.. so the double sided tape install worked amazing and has held up very well to even high speeds. (Plead the fifth) overall 4 stars because I wished it was more like the original trd wing in appearance , not as chunky, but it is the "style" and doesn't look bad even with the other factory lip still in place.Looks "good" installed easy and has held up on long range trips .

Just as advertised…

The paper instruction is for a different type of spoiler. The spoiler is light and made out of plastic. Before placing the bolt screws, you must place the parts together and see the correct fitment. The long screws are for the side wings while the others are for the pedestal and cover. I don't have an existing spoiler, so I have to check if it looks good or fit my trunk lid. It has a roll and 2 pads of double side tape.I don't think the double side tape will last the harsh weather and strong speed winds. It might hold now, but like my other taped accessories like sun visors and door moldings then end up falling off. It's also dangerous and might cause a road accident when this flies off.I bought 2 bolts and nuts with washers at Home Depot (or any hardware store) to hold the spoiler. Since the bottom of the plastic pedestal is just held by screws, I drilled a hole for the bolt. I also use a primer and car paint to spray over the drilled hole on the trunk lid to avoid any rust build up.Before drilling the hole on the trunk lid, I made sure that there's nothing blocking it or any obstruction.Even I bolted my spoiler to the trunk I still used the double side tape pads for extra adhesive.I added extra steps on my installation but it's worth the effort and gives me the peace of mind knowing it will stay put. Yes, I drilled 2 small holes on my trunk lid, but I will always have a trunk spoiler.Now, I'm thinking if I want to paint it over to match my car color. For now, it looks good and until I get tired of the black color. It's easy to unscrew it and to paint it over.Again, be safe and bolt it in.

The way it's supposed to be installed is so terrible with double stick tape and I could probably drill some holes for screws but am not gonna do that to the trunk !!!