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2007 Toyota Camry
When a car becomes more, it surprises you at every turn. And, with an EPA highway rating of 34 mpg [2], Camry’s surprise is a pleasant one. Even better, the Camry Hybrid has an EPA rating of 40 mpg [3] in the city. So, while Camry rejuvenates the senses, it does so sensibly. Every Camry—the race-inspired SE, the impeccable XLE and the ultra-efficient Camry Hybrid—is engineered to change not just the way you feel about cars, but the way you feel, period. Buy a Camry Hybrid now, and you may be eligible for Federal Tax Benefits. Plus, several states now allow single-occupant use of the carpool lane for Camry Hybrid.
| Engine | | | Hybrid System Net Power | 187 hp
(140 kW) | 2.4-liter DOHC 16-valve
VVT-i 4-cylinder Hybrid
147 hp @ 6000 rpm/
138 lb.-ft. @ 4400 rpm | Standard | | Electric Motor | | | Power output | 199 lb.-ft. @ 0-1500 rpm (105 kW @ 4500 rpm) | | Motor Type | Permanent magnet AC synchronous motor | | Voltage | 650V maximum | | Traction Battery | | | Power output | 40 hp
(30 kW) | | Type | Sealed Nickel-Metal Hydride
(Ni-MH) [3] | | Voltage | 244.8V | | Ignition | Electronic, with Toyota Direct Ignition (TDI) | | Transmission | | | Electronically controlled continuously variable transmission (ECVT) | Standard | | Drivetrain | Front engine, front-wheel drive |
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