Pros:
- Power, amenities, ride and handling similar to a conventionally-powered Camry
- Roughly 50% better mileage than a typical mid-size sedan
Cons:
- Fuel economy isn't as good as the Prius
- Significant price premium over regular Camry
Buyers who want the environmental benefits of a hybrid without giving up typical mid-size ameneties
Who should not buy the Toyota Camry Hybrid:
Buyers looking for the best possible fuel economy in a mid-size car
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Details and specs:
- Body style: 4-door sedan
- Trim levels: One
- Price range (including options): $26,820 - $30,730
- Base engine: 2.4 liter inline 4, 147 horsepower @ 6000 RPM, 138 lb-ft @ 4400 RPM; 105 kW electric motor, 199 lb-ft @ 0-1500 RPM (combined output: 187 horsepower)
- Optional engine: None
- Premium fuel required? No
- Transmission: Power-split continuously variable transmission
- Driveline: Front engine, front-wheel-drive
- EPA fuel economy estimates: 40 MPG city/38 MPG highway
- Where built: Japan
- Standard safety equipment: Front airbags, front-seat-mounted torso airbags, two-row side-curtain airbags, antilock brakes
- Optional safety equipment: Electronic stability control
- Major standard features: Dual-zone climate control, CD/MP3 player, power windows/mirrors/locks, keyless entry, power driver's seat, Bluetooth
- Major options: GPS navigation, power moonroof, heated leather seats
- Warranty: 3 years/36,000 miles bumper-to-bumper, 5years/60,000 miles powertrain, 8 years/100,000 miles hybrid components, 5 years/unlimited mileage outer body rust-through
- Roadside assistance/free maintenance: None
Best rivals:
- Toyota Prius
- Nissan Altima hybrid
