Topic: Second Opinion: 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid

[Autos_Editor]

You won't lust after a Camry Hybrid, but might find yourself wanting one all the same.

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[Ex-airbalancer]

Never mind putting the driveline into the Pruis v they should put in the Venza
It would be a big seller if they did that

[ArticSteve]

It's coming.

Nice review Chris.  Much more like my experience than in Grant's review.  Is that the same exact demo that Wing tried out?  Regardless, I bet the tire pressure was not a 40 psi where it needs to be on that specific tire.

[Ex-airbalancer]

It's coming.

Nice review Chris.  Much more like my experience than in Grant's review.  Is that the same exact demo that Wing tried out?  Regardless, I bet the tire pressure was not a 40 psi where it needs to be on that specific tire.

You also said that about a diesel engine in the pickups some many years ago 

[chrischasescars]

Is that the same exact demo that Wing tried out? 

Yup.

[ArticSteve]

You also said that about a diesel engine in the pickups some many years ago

Ya, but there was a wee bit of a problem on the way to the forum:

1.  The financial melt down in the United States commencing in 2007.

2.  The UA debacle.   And still US Politicians wailing about that.  Fortunately no sane ppl are listening. 

 Report Sen Grassley asks if Toyota got off easy with unintended acceleration debacle
By  Jeff Sabatini RSS feed
Posted Jul 13th 2012 1:27PM

Toyota is facing further fallout from its recent unintended acceleration debacle, with Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) calling on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to reopen its investigation into the situation that led Toyota to recall some eight million vehicles. According to TheDetroitBureau.com, Grassley has written a letter to NHTSA director David Strickland, stating in part, "Key questions about the cause of unintended acceleration remain unanswered."

Funny how they (UA claims) all of a sudden STOPPED!