For the 2011 model year, Toyota has further dialed up the sensibility, selection and value that have made their popular Camry a best-seller. Building on a decades-long history of reliable performance and economical operation, Camry is advancing steadily while staying true to its roots.
The four-door, five-seat Camry offers several drivetrain configurations, trim levels and options to suit virtually any lifestyle or budget. Starting the lineup is the Camry LE, which is standard with a 6-speaker audio system, power accessories, air conditioning, high-visibility gauges and 16-inch wheels.
Stepping up to the Camry SE gets owners a uniquely-styled package that includes front and rear underbody spoiler appliqués, special rocker mouldings, unique seat fabrics and alloy wheels.
Looking for a taste of the motoring highlife? The loaded Camry XLE may be for you. It includes an upgraded stereo, automatic climate control with ion filter, wood trim, Bluetooth connectivity and a CD-changer.
Finally, Toyota’s Camry Hybrid offers owners a way to take in an advanced motoring experience designed to minimize fuel consumption and emissions. Unique styling cues set the Camry Hybrid apart from standard models, and it now includes more standard features than ever.
Inside all models, consumers can expect plenty of storage space, generous head and legroom at every seat, good outward visibility, and a high-quality, upscale and modern atmosphere. Heated leather, wood trim, an upgraded JBL audio system and sunroof are all available-- as is a navigation system and Bluetooth phone interface.
Powerplant options include a new 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine with 169 horsepower, available for the first time in the top-of-the-line XLE. In the sporty Camry SE, the four-cylinder engine is tuned to make 179 horsepower. Shoppers after more performance can opt for Camry’s available lightweight 3.5-litre V6-- which puts 268 horsepower on tap for thrilling acceleration. A six-speed automatic is standard on all non-hybrid models to maximize performance and minimize fuel usage.
Finally, Camry Hybrid models benefit from a 2.4-litre four-cylinder engine paired with the automaker’s Hybrid Synergy Drive system. Total system output is rated at 187 horsepower, and a sophisticated CVT transmission is standard.
The 2011 Toyota Camry is on sale now, priced from $25,310.
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The four-door, five-seat Camry offers several drivetrain configurations, trim levels and options to suit virtually any lifestyle or budget. Starting the lineup is the Camry LE, which is standard with a 6-speaker audio system, power accessories, air conditioning, high-visibility gauges and 16-inch wheels.
Stepping up to the Camry SE gets owners a uniquely-styled package that includes front and rear underbody spoiler appliqués, special rocker mouldings, unique seat fabrics and alloy wheels.
Looking for a taste of the motoring highlife? The loaded Camry XLE may be for you. It includes an upgraded stereo, automatic climate control with ion filter, wood trim, Bluetooth connectivity and a CD-changer.
Finally, Toyota’s Camry Hybrid offers owners a way to take in an advanced motoring experience designed to minimize fuel consumption and emissions. Unique styling cues set the Camry Hybrid apart from standard models, and it now includes more standard features than ever.
Inside all models, consumers can expect plenty of storage space, generous head and legroom at every seat, good outward visibility, and a high-quality, upscale and modern atmosphere. Heated leather, wood trim, an upgraded JBL audio system and sunroof are all available-- as is a navigation system and Bluetooth phone interface.
Powerplant options include a new 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine with 169 horsepower, available for the first time in the top-of-the-line XLE. In the sporty Camry SE, the four-cylinder engine is tuned to make 179 horsepower. Shoppers after more performance can opt for Camry’s available lightweight 3.5-litre V6-- which puts 268 horsepower on tap for thrilling acceleration. A six-speed automatic is standard on all non-hybrid models to maximize performance and minimize fuel usage.
Finally, Camry Hybrid models benefit from a 2.4-litre four-cylinder engine paired with the automaker’s Hybrid Synergy Drive system. Total system output is rated at 187 horsepower, and a sophisticated CVT transmission is standard.
The 2011 Toyota Camry is on sale now, priced from $25,310.
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| photo: Toyota |