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100K Miles & Still Delighted
Written by: orbiter on Jan 23, 2011 9:51:33 PM
I'm posting this because Ford is advertising their 2011 Fusion Hybrid gets 10 more MPG in city driving than the Camry Hybrid. I'm astonished! It makes no sense. I have a 2007 Camry Hybrid that just turned 100,000 miles. I've kept track of every drop of gas into the tank. Last mpg calculation was just under 37MPG; that's city and highway, winter and summer. Of course, winter weather kills mpg, (it ... Read More

driving impressions on the TCH
Written by: connecticut2 on Oct 19, 2010 6:31:38 AM
I am driving the 2000 Camry now and test drove the 2011 TCH yesterday. Honestly, did not like it at all. Humongous body roll and too much play on the steering. Has anybody experienced it s well or is it just me? My 2000 Camry "hugs" the road much better. Not sure why Toyota has chosen to go down that path, but I am going to look at the Altima Hybrid ... Read More
2011 Hybrid pricing question
Written by: hornsby23 on Jun 24, 2010 12:18:49 PM
I put this on the general Camry forum, but got no response. I'm working with World Toyota (Atlanta) on a deal for a 2011 Camry Hybrid, options/fees listed below. The TMV Edmunds gives me is 29706. Upgrade Package w/Nav Moonroof Package Integrated Front Fog Lamps Heated Outside Mirrors SET Destination Charge for NC, SC, GA, AL and FL SET Administration Fee for NC, SC, GA, AL and FL 50 State Emissions ... Read More

Re: Question about Camry Hybrid and driving [stevedebi]
Written by: larsb on May 29, 2008 11:50:03 AM
With 'Yota planning on selling a MilJion hybrids a year in a few years, they have a battery plan: New Battery Plants on the way A week after announcing it will build its second battery plant for 'green cars,' Toyota Motor Corp. disclosed it will rev up production of its hybrid cars and is planning a third battery plant in Japan. This is according to an Associated Press report, which stated ... Read More

Re: Prius vs Camry [lzc]
Written by: wvgasguy on Jan 20, 2008 7:21:47 AM
Why drop it? I thought I saw where Toyota planned for every vehicle in the lineup to have a hybrid option by 2011. I'm waiting on the Sequoia with a diesel hybrid system. Hope they are listening. I'll put money down now.