Used 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid Consumer Reviews
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Quietest car I have ever owned
I came from a Lexus ES 300 and I very seriously looked at the ES 350. The ES 350 was $8,000 more and was not as smooth or quiet as the Camry Hybrid. The ES has 90 more HP, but the Hybrid accelerates smoother and almost as strongly as did the ES. It is much quieter. I of course love the 36+ MPG that I'm getting on regular gas. The big short fall is the lack of memory seating and trunk size. The Bluetooth phone works great.
Great car
No problems at all after 4 months. It has performed above expectations. 43 mpg doing 65 most of 325 mile trip.
- Base SedanMSRP: $9,980185 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $10,980185 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $5,995189 mi away
Excellent Buy
Never thought I would like it so much. Feels like a luxury car, handles like one too. Gas mileage is a big bonus and it depends a lot on the driving habits.
3 Years now and I still love my car!
I've had the 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid for over 3 years now and I still love it. It has a very comfortable ride with a solid, heavy feel that I like. I've taken many long roadtrips with this car - an 8 hour trip - 6 hour trip - several 3 hour trips and I drive to the shore every weekend from the Philly area. I have 2 large dogs that ride in the back seat for all of my trips and they just sleep. I've even taken the car camping a few times with lots of equipment - tents, tarps, aerobeds, cots, camping chairs, tables, coolers, etc. The trunk holds way more than you'd think. Oh and if you set cruise control at 72 mph for a 2 hour trip you'll get around 41 mpg!! I've done that a few times.
Love my new Camry Hybrid
I traded an Avalon and find that I am exceptionally pleased with the Camry. I love the various displays related to measuring fuel economy. Handles great, nice ride!