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2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid

Below is an enthusiast article written by the automotive experts at Motor Trend. Despite devouring miles, our Camry Hybrid loves to sip gas, evidenced by an average fuel economy of 32 mpg over almost 20,000 miles.
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Fleet Update: 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid

By Ron Kiino
Photography by Julia LaPalme
2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid Back Three Quarters View

Despite devouring miles, our Camry Hybrid loves to sip gas, evidenced by an average fuel economy of 32 mpg over almost 20,000 miles. This figure aligns with the EPA's revised estimates for the hybrid-33 city/ 34 highway-but not our vehicle's Monroney (40 city/38 highway).

Obviously, the EPA, tired of angry letters, made the proper changes. Speaking of angry letters, no editor has submitted any, but several take exception to the Camry's overly touchy regenerative brakes and the transition from engine off to engine on, which has gotten rougher over time and is especially noticeable in traffic. Harwood queries, "Used to be a smoother switch-wonder what it'll be like five, six, seven years down the line?"

2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid
Months/miles 13/19,745
Avg econ/CO2 31.7 mpg/0.61 lb/mi
Unresolved problems None
Maint cost $317.59 (4 oil change/insp, 3 rotate tires, replace air filter)
Normal-wear cost $0

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