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I wanted
to share with you that I just purchased a 2007 Toyota
Camry Hybrid. I took it on the hwy, driving
about 200 miles round trip. Without using the
cruise control and Using the AC, I achieved an average
of 37 mpg. That's extremely close to what was
estimated for hwy driving of 38 mpg. I love the
car, and am very glad I bought it. I traded in a
2003 Toyota Matrix 4X4. The Camry gets almost
double what the Matrix achieved.
If you
have questions or would like more information, please
feel free to contact me via email.
Sincerely,
Cindy P
I recently bought the
Camry Hybrid and what gas savings
C.H.
I
like it a lot. I really have no complaints. I do mostly
suburban type driving and have been averaging around 39 MPH.
I get about 550 miles on a tank of gas....Bob Z.
I have had my 2007 Camry Hybrid for 1 month now
and have had to fill the tank twice. Since I just
started that first tank, it's only on 35 mpg so far.
My first tank of gas, I averaged about 38-40 mpg.
(That's city/hwy combined.)
It's a wonderful car and so comfortable. Even my
husband, who is 6'4" is comfortable in this
car, even in the back seat. That is a first!!!
Before the Camry I was driving a VW Jetta (2002)
that was a hunk of junk and burned a lot of oil. The
Camry feels like a luxury car compared to my old
Jetta.
We get comments all the time about it being such a
nice looking car and lots of comments on the color.
(We have the red one.)
I highly recommend this car, which is good for the
environment and a wonderful car to drive.
I have wanted a hybrid for years and test drove a
Prius several years ago. A combination of my
financial situation and the small trunk size of the
original Prius left me waiting, promising to get one
of the first hybrid Camry's when it came out. I
started bugging the dealership in Nov '05, got on
their waiting list in Jan '06, and got one of the
first dozen or so cars, in late summer.
I originally just wanted a decent quality car with
good mileage and a trunk that can hold a bit of gear
for camping and my bbq. I decided to get their upper
package to get GPS,bluetooth, and the nifty stereo.
What I got in the end seems like a complete luxury
car. It is a thing of beauty, very smooth and quiet
driving with a good amount of muscle (equivalent to
my old V6 Camry). It has about every bell and
whistle I could think of, is wonderful to drive,
impresses every person who has sat in it, and gets
great mileage. Most people comment on how quiet it
is inside and how smooth the ride is.
On the highway driving speeds around the speed
limit, I get mileage around 40mpg. I drove 300 miles
on one trip and averaged right at 40mpg. I drove
about 40 miles through country roads and got over
40. If I go up around 80mpg, I start seeing the
efficiency drop. In hard city driving with lots of
hard stops and starts (Chicago), mileage drops into
the high 20's. Less aggressive drivers should see
much better city mileage.
Anyway, I highly recommend the hybrid Camry. It was
well worth the wait (9 years since the first Prius
came out!).
I have owned my Camry Hybrid for a year now and
am totally loving driving it. This past tank, I got
700 miles before getting to nervous to go on and
stopped for gas this morning. To my surprise it only
took 15.499 gallons to fill it up. That calculates
to 45.16 MPG. What a difference it has made not only
in lessening my gas consumption, but also has made
me a safer driver in trying to maximize the
performance while on the freeways of Los Angeles and
Orange counties.
JR Dallas Tx
This car is amazing. I drove it from Dallas to
North Dakota and got about 625 miles per tank and
that was at speeds in excess of 70 MPH. My
previous car with same size gas tank gave me about
200 miles less which is a big deal. Another thing
about the car is that if you need the power just
put the pedal to the medal and I promise you will
not be dissapointed.
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kind of driving?
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I have had my 2007 Camry Hybrid for 1 month now and have had to fill the tank twice. Since I just started that first tank, it's only on 35 mpg so far. My first tank of gas, I averaged about 38-40 mpg. (That's city/hwy combined.)
It's a wonderful car and so comfortable. Even my husband, who is 6'4" is comfortable in this car, even in the back seat. That is a first!!!
Before the Camry I was driving a VW Jetta (2002) that was a hunk of junk and burned a lot of oil. The Camry feels like a luxury car compared to my old Jetta.
We get comments all the time about it being such a nice looking car and lots of comments on the color. (We have the red one.)
I highly recommend this car, which is good for the environment and a wonderful car to drive.
I have wanted a hybrid for years and test drove a Prius several years ago. A combination of my financial situation and the small trunk size of the original Prius left me waiting, promising to get one of the first hybrid Camry's when it came out. I started bugging the dealership in Nov '05, got on their waiting list in Jan '06, and got one of the first dozen or so cars, in late summer.
I originally just wanted a decent quality car with good mileage and a trunk that can hold a bit of gear for camping and my bbq. I decided to get their upper package to get GPS,bluetooth, and the nifty stereo. What I got in the end seems like a complete luxury car. It is a thing of beauty, very smooth and quiet driving with a good amount of muscle (equivalent to my old V6 Camry). It has about every bell and whistle I could think of, is wonderful to drive, impresses every person who has sat in it, and gets great mileage. Most people comment on how quiet it is inside and how smooth the ride is.
On the highway driving speeds around the speed limit, I get mileage around 40mpg. I drove 300 miles on one trip and averaged right at 40mpg. I drove about 40 miles through country roads and got over 40. If I go up around 80mpg, I start seeing the efficiency drop. In hard city driving with lots of hard stops and starts (Chicago), mileage drops into the high 20's. Less aggressive drivers should see much better city mileage.
Anyway, I highly recommend the hybrid Camry. It was well worth the wait (9 years since the first Prius came out!).
Now if only it was a plug-in...