Toyota Camry and Honda Civic are currently the most preferred and best selling car models in the U.S. The primary reason for this has been their reliable performance and better fuel-efficiency. Recently, Toyota has redesigned it Camry model and released it into the market. This 2007 hybrid model of Toyota Camry claims to have an improved fuel economy of about 39 miles per gallon.

In the wake of rapidly escalating fuel prices, global warming and depleting energy resources, manufacturing demand for eco-friendly versions of automobiles has been increasing worldwide. Toyota Camry has also been redesigned in order to satisfy the needs of the customers as well as the environmental concerns. Dave Hermance, who is the executive engineer for the advanced technology division of Toyota, is extremely satisfied with the new hybrid version of Toyota. According to him, Toyota Camry hybrid is the most advanced, complete, simple and cost effective hybrid car available in the market.

The hybrid version consists of an electric propelling system that could alone drive the car at low speeds. Apart from this, there are various other improved features inside the car. Even at high speeds, the car gives a smooth ride without any bumps. Running at a magnificent 187 hp, the technology provides an effortless transition from a pure electrical power to a conventional gasoline engine. Apart from boasting about the exquisite seat upholstery, Toyota Camry has ample room inside the car that is sufficient and spacious to fit an entire family. Toyota Camry’s hybrid version has been introduced with an improved and attractive outer design.

Inspite of all these advantages, owning a Toyota Camry hybrid version might not have a significant burden on the pocket. Although, the cost of a Camry hybrid version is $3000 more than the conventional Camry, around $2,600 could be recovered in the form of state and federal tax credits and incentives if it is purchased early.

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