For Toyota, most of the attention from consumers is going towards the Camry, but there is one model that is getting released this year that is not getting quite so much. The 2015 Toyota Camry Hybrid car is bring reviewed by some of the industries top experts and the results are coming up “wonderfully boring” according to one online source. For the most part, consumers put their hard earned money on the Camry because it is safe to drive, very comfortable to drive and is really just a run of the mill car.
The car is affordable and can be seen in plenty on most college campuses around the globe thanks to the excellent fuel economy and sometimes sporty look. The 2015 Toyota Camry Hybrid, however, gets a nice overall design, hybrid gas/electric engine with a 2.5 liter inline 4 cylinder that moves the front wheeled drive car just fine. The horsepower is a modest 200hp according to the model that was tested and can get to 60mph in just less than 8 seconds.
The 2015 Toyota Camry Hybrid is part of a family of sedans that have been fueling up less for Americans over the last 13 years. Now that you put a hybrid engine under the hood, the fuel economy just got that much better. Just one year ago, the gas prices all over the country were almost double what they are today and that was driving the technology to bring more fuel efficient cars to the market. In the test market, the 2015 Toyota Camry Hybrid has a price tag that reads just $28,000.
The car is very quiet as well and that is thanks to the body designers taking the spot welding to the door frames an addition 22 times more than other models. This makes the car a little more rigid and helps with the overall road noise, which can be annoying when driving long distances each day. The car is very simple, gets to the point and does not raise any red flags for those that want an affordable car that can get them from A to Z.
The new 2015 Toyota Camry Hybrid is going to sell, there are still those that want to help reduce the emissions from their car and this is at least one option they have. The Camry is going to have competition in the hybrid category from companies like Honda and the popular Prius. For the Camry and the consumers that are looking at it, there is a since of something lacking, but in such a way that Toyota can make it something great!