Toyota announced manufacturer’s suggested retail prices (MSRP) today for the all-new and much-anticipated 2007 Camry Hybrid. The all-new Camry Hybrid will have a base MSRP of $25,900. The new Camry Hybrid will reach Toyota dealers this May. The car has 187 horsepower and milage of 40 mpg in the city and 38 mpg on the highway. Recently, the automaker said the gasoline version of the Camry would start at $18,270.
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03/27, 11:28 PM
posted by:
ryan
I think the hybrid idea is great. One of the main factors being that you will save money in fuel consumption. However with the huge price tag difference between the regular version and the hybrid it makes it less appealing to the consumer. When can we expect the price difference to make more sense for the consumer?
03/28, 12:17 AM
posted by:
Dave M.
Still ugly, though. What the hell were they thinking? I tip my hat, though, that they reverted to a 4 cyl. hybrid, unlike Honda with the Accord. I look forward to Honda doing a 4 cyl hybrid in their Accord.
03/28, 1:05 AM
posted by:
Casey
I don’t think the new Camry is ugly. I think its kind of handsome, and alot better looking than the last one.
03/28, 5:09 AM
posted by:
Phil
I think it looks very much like the last one. The body, especially. Not so much the front and rear ends. I was expecting a more radical or different restyling.
03/28, 8:16 AM
posted by:
JD
That front end is just nasty looking to me. I can’t get over it. The whole thing looks swollen.
03/28, 8:46 AM
posted by:
Summerwolf
I wouldn’t buy a hybrid….when it comes time to replace the batteries and motors, its not even worth keeping the car at that point..
03/28, 12:54 PM
posted by:
FU2
Unlike the style, the fact of being hybrid is great. But probably the price will put the consumers away(and the style too).