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You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video Partilhar esta Entrada ... Source: blogs.cars.com --- 24 days ago
This past weekend I was on assignment in Michigan for Cars.com and PickupTrucks.com, and instead of flying the puddle-jumper distance, I drove 273 miles from my home on the northwest side of Chicago to Romulus, Mich., a southwest suburb of Detroit. This alone isn’t blog-worthy news, but for that entire drive (which is 90% highway) my car estimated that I received 35.7 mpg. It is rated by the EPA at 33/34 mpg city/highway. Thank you, 2008 Toyota Camry Hybrid. “Efficiency” and “comfort” be thy middle names. If I were a little less of a leadfoot I probably could have squeaked out more miles per gallon from the engine. Maybe next time. RelatedCars.com Hybrid Mileage Challenge ...
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Congratulations, Chevrolet. Malibu sales are up almost 50 percent this year. And good luck, Mazda, with the new Mazda6, designed to crack the 100,000 units-per-year barrier. Too bad that's still only a fraction of Toyota Camry sales. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 2 days ago
Philadelphia Inquirer Oct 4 2008 7:41AM GMT ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 31 days ago
Financial Post Sep 5 2008 2:18PM GMT ... Source: www.carsurvey.org --- 1 day ago
Not Bad, but there is life beyond Toyota ... Source: www.carsurvey.org --- 5 days ago
The real deal ... Source: www.partstrain.com --- 4 days ago
The continued rise in gasoline prices as well as tighter rules on vehicle emissions are reviving automakers’ interests in alternative fuels specifically compressed natural gas or CNG. Toyota revealed plans to expand its line of alternatively-powered cars aside from the Prius by unveiling a new Camry Hybrid that will run on compressed natural gas rather [...] ... Source: forums.crackberry.com --- 28 days ago
Does anyone have experience using an 8830 with the built-in bluetooth in a Toyota Camry? I am looking at getting a new Camry and was looking to see... ... Source: www.carpages.ca --- 25 days ago
70,884 KM, Not Certified, LETHBRIDGE, AB ... Source: www.carpages.ca --- 25 days ago
73,556 KM, Certified, MISSISSAUGA, ON ... Source: www.hybridcars.com --- 23 days ago
The 2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid is quickly developing a reputation as one of the most comfortable, reliable, and stylish green cars on the market today. We had an opportunity to experience, first hand, the driveability and fuel consumption of this carryover sedan. read more ... Source: www.carpages.ca --- 2 days ago
174,000 KM, Not Certified, SCARBOROUGH, ON ... Source: www.carpages.ca --- 20 days ago
150,000 KM, Certified, NORVAL, ON ... Source: www.carpages.ca --- 20 days ago
194,108 KM, Certified, SCARBOROUGH, ON ... Source: www.the12volt.com --- 23 days ago
Topic : Toyota Camry 2009 Forum : Car Security and Convenience First Post by: addwires Last Post by: addwires Last Entry: Saturday, September 13, 2008, 7:40:06 AM CST Replies: 0 Views: 7 ... Source: www.japanesesportcars.com --- 19 days ago
Toyota Camry REMAINS AMERICA’S BEST-SELLING MIDSIZE CAR The Toyota Camry remains America’s best-selling midsize car, in a segment that has been steadily gaining competitors. Camry is available in four-cylinder and V6 models, and as the Camry Hybrid, equipped with Toyota’s industry-leading Hybrid Synergy Drive. For 2009 the CE grade is replaced by the Camry grade. The Camry [...] ... Source: www.topix.com --- 18 days ago
The Toyota Camry has been America's best-selling car for years now and for 2009, Toyota apparently has invoked the if it ain't broke, don't fix it clause. ... Source: www.autoline.com.au --- 16 days ago
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How the heck does Toyota sell so many of these cars when the rear seat doesn’t fold down on half the trim levels? Still, even though the Camry SE and XLE can’t compete in the Weekend Athlete Olympics, they do warrant a look because they’re such common cars. Before you say it, yes, you could just put a bike rack on it — if you owned the car. I’m really just borrowing it, so that option is out. I don’t think scratches from racks make friends in the world of automotive journalism. As you will see, though, the Camry comes with a large trunk, though it isn’t large enough for my smallest bike, given how high I need to have my saddle. Shorter folks who run their seat lower might be OK. I’ve seen people remove both wheels from a bike then stand the frame up behind the rear seats. I wasn’t going to risk staining the interior of a car I’m borrowing to see if it works. But even taking this approach I think folks who ride larger frames will have issues. Long story short, my bike stayed at home, and that’s a rarity. I’ve even taken a rented 2007 Ford Focus compact sedan for a weekend of camping and bike racing and been OK. Normally I’d say Weekend Athletes can live with a sedan even if they don’t want to use a rack, but not this time. There is a ski pass-thru, though, and in a couple months I’d find that most handy. My cross-country skis are 1.9 meters long and I didn’t have too much intrusion into the passenger compartment. Obviously that’s becau ...