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About 2012 Camry SE's suspension problem, read the below expert reviews by Kelsey Mays: "... I only wish Toyota had worked similar magic with the suspension. It doesn't jar as much through potholes and ruts, but small bumps are felt in a fatiguing, ever-present rhythm." (http://www.cars.com/toyota/camry/2012/expert-reviews/?revid=57553) @shawn68, You are not alone, the new Camry SE actually gives me the uncomfortable vibration feelings and slight headache on the bumpy roads. I wish I knew this before I bought the car. Hope Toyota will fix the issue.

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Pesonally I'm a fan of Top Gear and the James Mays' specials. Thanks for the well wishes on the new Explorer. It was an easy purchase and my wife is happy.

http://blogs.cars.com/kickingtires/2011/08/carscom-recommends-the-2012-honda-civ- ic.html Cars.com Recommends the 2012 Honda Civic 2012hondacivic Yesterday, Consumer Reports announced it would no longer recommend the Honda Civic after its 2012 redesign. The editorial staff at Cars.com has tested various versions of the 2012 Honda Civic over hundreds of real-world miles, and today, we still recommend the car to consumers. We recommend it for numerous reasons including its terrific mileage, comfortable cabin, top safety scores, high resale value and a long track record of reliability. When the class is so competitive, these factors are what many car shoppers focus on. In our review of the 2012 Civic we did note that the interior was a step back from the heights of the 2011 Civic. In terms of ride, the new Civic actually is more comfortable than before, but it sacrifices sporty handling in the process. In a recent Cars.com Shootout we pitted the Civic — an LX model with 15-inch wheels and tires, which is what Consumer Reports tested — against the redesigned 2012 Ford Focus, 2011 Kia Forte, 2011 Chevy Cruze and 2011 Hyundai Elantra. The Civic came in second to the Elantra and was well-ahead of the rest of the group in our scoring. It was praised for superb visibility, front and rear seat comfort, and acceleration. “The Civic’s automatic is among the group’s most responsive,” Cars.com editor Kelsey Mays said. The 2012 Civic, which gets an EPA-estimated 28/39 mpg city/highway, returned mileage of 36.8 mpg in our Shootout mileage test that mixed city and highway driving. It topped the Shootout competitors, besting the Elantra at 34.5 mpg. With gas prices still hovering near $4 nationally, the Civic is one of the most efficient non-hybrid models that can fit five people. The 2012 Civic has been named a Top Safety Pick by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. This is IIHS’ highest safety award. The federal government has not yet tested the new Civic. Consumer Reports with its well-earned history of studying car reliability gave the previous Honda Civic sedan its top score for predicted reliability the past three years, and the 2012 earns a Better Than Average score. No other compact car scores higher with Consumer Reports. Automotive Leasing Guide currently rates the 2012 Civic at 58% residual value for a three-year lease. The segment average is 49%. Residual scores directly impact resale values down the line. While it may have flaws, the 2012 Honda Civic is still one of the best cars in its class and should be on any short list for compact-car shoppers.

Here's what I got: 2011 EX 35 White Exterior / Chestnut Interior Premium Package Deluxe Touring Package. MSRP: 44, 180 Sale: 37,835 (6,345$ off from MSRP) Tax: 2,648 (7% NJ Tax) Doc Fee: 364$ Registration: 374$ Tire Tax: 7.5 OTD Price: $41, 228. I worked with Ryan Mays from Fette Infiniti and he was a pleasure to work with. I worked with him through the car buying site, carwoo.com. He is sincere and will really work hard to get your business without being pushy at all. Contact me on me AT ramtajogi.in if you want more details or have additional questions. RJ