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  1. the only reason toyota is dedicated to hybrids is because for every hybrid they sell, it allows them to sell a V8 Tundra, 4Runner, Land Cruiser, Sequoia and their lexus variants, and that allows their fuel efficientcy averages to stay low.

  2. @nimaofnewyork1 Don’t try to stick a Toyota badge on your mediocre hyundai. Next time just get a Toyota.

  3. the previous comment was for his previous review of the 2012 Camry hybrid.

  4. this dude sucks. nobody cares about the color in a review. and the people checking out the reviews usually have their own opinions of the way the car looks. he need to stick to the facts.

  5. The seats look like they came out of a 1992 dodge shadow…and that’s not a good thing…We used to have one, unfortunately.

2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid Test Drive & Car Review

www.autobytel.com The 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid is all new for the current model year. There were significant changes made to the Hybrid Synergy Drive which results in much better fuel economy for the 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid compared to the outgoing model. In fact the new Camry Hybrid gets 20% better gas mileage over the 2011 model year. How did Toyota do this? First the 2.5 liter 4-cylinder engine received redesigned intake and exhaust manifolds to help the car breathe better. The Hybrid Synergy Drive computer also received some recalibration. Next the engine is now beltless meaning the power accessories like power steering and the air conditioning compressor are all run off electricity which makes the engine more efficient. Finally the 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid went on a diet and engineers found a way to remove 200 lbs. from the car. The 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid starts at 900. Power is also up over the last model with the current 2012 Camry Hybrid netting 200 horsepower. Fuel economy ratings are 43 MPG in the city and 39 MPG in the highway. See More Car Videos www.autobytel.com Join Our Facebook Page www.facebook.com