2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid

I am a realtor. It's customary for realtors to have SUVs or big European cars, and I didn't want to join in that game, so I went looking at hybrids. My Camry is roomy, runs smoothly with good pick-up, and has enough trunk space for my open house signs and all the other 'stuff' that I have to carry around for my work. The Trip Information display helps to visually keep track of mileage, and the whole electronic display is well thought out and easy to use, not to mention very cool. (The Nav screen tilts up into the dash to allow loading of CDs.( I haven't been able to use the Bluetooth, as the Nav system doesn't recognize my Treo. Best of all, even in a job that takes a lot of driving, I'm only filling up about once every 3 to 4 weeks.That's better than twice the milage of my previous crossover vehicle. Gotta love the environmental savings as well as the wallet relief .

Very comfortable car to ride in.  Has more power then I thought it would.  Because of the big difference in price between standard camry xle with same options, you do have to own car a long time or drive a lot of miles in a year to offset the price difference.  Since it really does not have a transmission there is no shifting.  the engine break function works great.  I would by another one anytime

Was hesitant to purchase the 2008 Camry. Hybrids seem like iPods, as soon as you purchase one an upgraded version comes on the market. However, the Camry hybrid has exceeded my expectations. It promised 34mpg but we currently get between 38 and 40mpg. The BlueTooth is fabulous and there is plenty of room for our family of four. The only areas of opportunity are for the navigation, the instruction manual is longer than the car's manual and the passenger seat sensors can be a bit touchy. The "no seat belt" warning alarm goes off when a bag or backpack is placed on it. Other than that, no complaints.