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2008 Toyota Camry Hybrid Car

The best available Camry

The 2007 Toyota Camry hybrid has been a good selling hybrid vehicle. Thus far the the Camry hybrid is easily outselling all other hybrids, except for the Prius. The 2008 Camry hybrid will be coming out soon and it will start at a $1000.00 less than the current Camry hybrid. The 2008 Camry hybrid is available now.

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The 2008 Toyota Camry hybrid is not your hippy-friend's hybrid vehicle. The Camry hybrid feels more like a luxury vehicle - leather seats, top quality stereo, etc - not some gas-sipping fuel economy experiment. Nonetheless, the Camry hybrid is one kick ass hybrid.

The hybrid version of the Camry offers a 2.4-liter, 4-cylinder gas engine which achieves 147 horsepower and can receive a maximum boost of 45 horsepower from the electric motor. Thus, the combined gas/electric system can temporarily produce horsepower of 192 horses, about the same as the V-6 engine of today’s Camry, but 4 cylinder fuel economy.

The continuously variable transmission powered Camry hybrid has been estimated by the EPA to achieve 43 mpg in the city and 37 mpg on the highway. Still, these estimates are probably higher than real world mileage. For more on Camry hybrid fuel economy, check out our Camry hybrid testimonials.

The Camry hybrid is now produced in Kentucky, making it the first Toyota hybrid produced in the U.S.. The Kentucky plant is capable of producing more than 60,000 Camry hybrids per year, around the number of Camry hybrids that were bought in the US in 2007. In early 2008, the Camry hybrid is selling more units compared to last year.

Recently, I was hybrid shopping at a Toyota dealership and I found a good selection of Camry hybrids to be available. Unlike Toyota's other hybrids, the Camry didn't include any Economic Savings Bonus discounts.

Still, if you like the Prius, but need a bit of a more refined ride, then the Camry hybrid is your hybrid.

I love the moonroof on the Camry hybrid, something unavailable on the Prius, as well as the remote start. The Camry hybrid is my kind of hybrid.

Let me be honest, I love the Toyota Prius, but I'm a bit more fond of the Camry hybrid. 

Maybe its the fact that the Camry hybrid is just more comfortable than the Prius. The seats in the Camry hybrid are just better than the Prius and the hybrid Camry can support my bad lower back in a way the Prius just cannot achieve.

The Camry hybrid simply does not disappoint.

Yes, the Camry hybrid provides a little sticker shock when compared to the standard Camry, but if you keep the Camry hybrid for 5 to 7 years, the Camry hybrid can be a smart financial move. And, if gas prices keep going up, or if most of your commuting is done in urban traffic, the Camry hybrid, like the Prius, can be a very wise investment and hedge against energy costs.

If you like the Toyota Camry, then you'll love the Toyota Camry hybrid.

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Toyota Camry Hybrid Testimonials
"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. "

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