FEATURES | 9 out of 10
Expert Quotes:
optional GPS navigation system fits neatly into the dash and is both easy to operate and view
Kelley Blue Book
All Solaras have all-disc brakes [and] LED taillamps
Cars.com
many of this model's desirable features can be purchased on lower-line Solaras
Edmunds
In general, reviews read by TheCarConnection.com complimented the number and quality of features available in the 2008 Toyota Camry Solara.
The Toyota 2008 Solara coupe and convertible are offered in three trims: SE, Sport, and SLE. Four-cylinder engines may be paired with a five-speed manual or automatic. Convertibles are available only with the six-cylinder automatic.
According to Edmunds, the base-level Toyota Camry Solara in SE trim "comes with 16-inch alloy wheels, A/C, full power accessories, cruise control and a six-speaker stereo with in-dash CD player and auxiliary audio jack." Those choosing the Sport trim will get "firmer suspension tuning, 17-inch wheels, an exterior body kit, xenon HID headlights, a charcoal interior color scheme with unique trim and gauges, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob."
The 2008 Toyota Camry Solara SLE "drops the Sport's extra body cladding and reverts to the SE's softer suspension, while adding a moonroof (coupe only), automatic climate control, wood-grain interior trim, power driver seat, an upgraded JBL audio system and Bluetooth connectivity." Finally, the Toyota Camry Solara SLE V-6 adds "leather and heated front seats," reports Edmunds. Xenon headlights are optional on the SLE, and only the SLE is available with a navigation system.
Kelley Blue Book notes that additional standard features on the Toyota Camry Solara SE include an overhead console (coupe), rear defroster, illuminated remote keyless entry, fog lights, dual power mirrors, power lumbar support for the driver, and trip computer. At the time of this writing, Kelley Blue Book notes incorrectly that a four-speed auto transmission is optional. The automatic transmission is now a five-speed. Cars.com reports "all trim levels have all-disc brakes." ConsumerGuide recommends shorter buyers opt for the power seat, which is standard on the SLE and optional otherwise.
If you want a convertible Toyota, 2008 will be the last opportunity to purchase a new Camry Solara.
Conclusion
Toyota offers many options to buyers looking for their perfect 2008 Toyota Camry Solara, but stick with the V-6 for the best-equipped versions.
FEATURES | 9 out of 10Expert Quotes:optional GPS navigation system fits neatly into the dash and is both easy to operate and viewKelley Blue BookAll Solaras have all-disc brakes [and] LED taillampsCars.commany of this model's desirable features can be purchased on lower-line SolarasEdmunds
In general, reviews read by TheCarConnection.com complimented the number and quality of features available in the 2008 Toyota Camry Solara.
The Toyota 2008 Solara coupe and convertible are offered in three trims: SE, Sport, and SLE. Four-cylinder engines may be paired with a five-speed manual or automatic. Convertibles are available only with the six-cylinder automatic.
According to Edmunds, the base-level Toyota Camry Solara in SE trim "comes with 16-inch alloy wheels, A/C, full power accessories, cruise control and a six-speaker stereo with in-dash CD player and auxiliary audio jack." Those choosing the Sport trim will get "firmer suspension tuning, 17-inch wheels, an exterior body kit, xenon HID headlights, a charcoal interior color scheme with unique trim and gauges, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob."
The 2008 Toyota Camry Solara SLE "drops the Sport's extra body cladding and reverts to the SE's softer suspension, while adding a moonroof (coupe only), automatic climate control, wood-grain interior trim, power driver seat, an upgraded JBL audio system and Bluetooth connectivity." Finally, the Toyota Camry Solara SLE V-6 adds "leather and heated front seats," reports Edmunds. Xenon headlights are optional on the SLE, and only the SLE is available with a navigation system.
Kelley Blue Book notes that additional standard features on the Toyota Camry Solara SE include an overhead console (coupe), rear defroster, illuminated remote keyless entry, fog lights, dual power mirrors, power lumbar support for the driver, and trip computer. At the time of this writing, Kelley Blue Book notes incorrectly that a four-speed auto transmission is optional. The automatic transmission is now a five-speed. Cars.com reports "all trim levels have all-disc brakes." ConsumerGuide recommends shorter buyers opt for the power seat, which is standard on the SLE and optional otherwise.
If you want a convertible Toyota, 2008 will be the last opportunity to purchase a new Camry Solara.
ConclusionToyota offers many options to buyers looking for their perfect 2008 Toyota Camry Solara, but stick with the V-6 for the best-equipped versions.
2008 TOYOTA CAMRY SOLARA STYLING | [6 out of 10] Edmunds: "beginning to show its age" Cars.com: "front-end styling imparts a squared-off stance" ConsumerGuide: "Solaras are spinoffs of Toyota's 2003-2006 Camry sedan designs" Kelley Blue Book: "side windows are narrow, set off by a ...
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