Characteristics Toyota Camry

Toyota Camry (Toyota Camry) is a medium-sized sedan from Toyota, the last one - the sixth generation of which appeared in 2006, and in 2009 restyling underwent. The new design changed the conservative image of the car, giving it a more modern and stylish appearance. Also, the new Camry has gained improved characteristics and a hybrid version. Camry for seven years in a row (and 11 from the last 12 years) was the most popular car in the United States. The model with this title debuted in 1983. Toyota Camry Hybrid (Toyota Camry Hybrid) is a benzoelectric hybrid version of the mid-sized sedan from Toyota, the last generation of which appeared in 2006, and in 2009 restyling underwent. The car is equipped with a branded Hybrid Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive system, which will use gasoline and electric motors together or separately, and the ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PARTIAL ZERO EMISSIONS VEHICLE (AT-PZEV) has passed as a car with "partially zero emissions". In 2006, the last generation of Camry was published, which received a more modern and stylish appearance, as well as improved characteristics and more honed habits. The model for seven years in a row (and 11 from the last 12 years) was the most popular car in the United States. The model with this title debuted in 1983, and in 1988 her release began in the United States. The Toyota Camry Wagon wagon (Toyota Camri Wagon) was offered in two versions: LE and LE V6. The latter was equipped with a 188-strong aluminum 24-valve engine with electronic injection. The standard security package included frontal airbags, a telescopic steering column and the built-in protection from the side impact. The standard equipment included fabric inspection of the cabin, adjustment of the steering wheel on the tilt, servo drives of door locks and cup holders, toned glasses heated from behind and on sides. For an additional fee, it was possible to order an ABS, an advanced audio system and a transparent roof. Toyota Camry Soolara (Toyota Camry Solar) is a medium-sized coupe from Toyota, also available in a four-seater convertible version. The model replenished the model range in 1998, the model changed the Camp Camp, the production of which ceased in 1996 when changing Camry generations. Camry Solara's convertible appeared only in 1999. The second generation of Camry Solara 2004 debuted at first only in the body coupe, and the open version appeared a little later. In 2006, restyling occurred, as a result of which appearance and interior were refreed.