2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid

Many consumers who wish to purchase a fuel efficient vehicle feel forced to reconsider this desire due to the fact that hybrid vehicles are so much more expensive than their traditionally-motored counterparts. However, the Toyota Camry Hybrid is notable in that it only costs slightly more than the classic Toyota Camry. Consumers who are looking to purchase a fuel efficient car for money saving purposes should be very interested in the Toyota Camry Hybrid, as this vehicle's relatively low base price and sparing consumption of gas make it one of the best monetary deals that can be found. The 2011 Camry Hybrid receives roughly 34 MPG combined.

The Camry Hybrid is available in only one base trim package. However, a number of upgraded features are included with this vehicle, and the Hybrid certainly does not leave much to be desired in terms of luxuries and high-tech upgrades. The base package comes standard with climate control, a power driver's seat, 16-inch steel wheels, keyless entry and engine control, and several other impressive features. Other amenities, such as leather seating, alloy wheels, a sunroof, a power passenger seat, and an upgraded audio system can be purchased at an additional cost.

The 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid has remained basically unchanged since the 2010 model year. Most differences between the two vehicles are purely cosmetic; for instance, the 2010 Camry Hybrid came standard with alloy wheels rather than steel ones. Both cars feature the same excellent fuel efficiency, smooth driving performance, and superb monetary value.