I Love My 2009 Camry Hybrid

Source: CarGurus

The breaks could be slightly stronger and the usual hybrid acceleration delay is annoying. Will that ever be improved? The navigation system seems confusing, even after reading 2009 Navigation System Owner's Manual and the 2009 Navigation System Quick Reference Guide. Nicely surprisingly, I get an average of 41.8 mpg highway and 38.6 mpg city. I recently drove my car from San Diego to Pittsburgh and that's how I learned this. Additionally, my calculated mpg is almost 10% higher than the... Read More

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Except in sporty SE trim, the 2009 Toyota Camry has perhaps the softest, most comfort-oriented ride among mid-size sedans. The 2009 Chevrolet Malibu, however, also emphasizes ride quality and comfort, and it has more distinctive styling, equivalent performance, and more impressive materials and quality. The Malibu also includes electronic stability control on all of its models except the base LT. The new-for-2009 Accord has—compared to the Camry—a stunning interior, especially in the more expensive V-6 models. The Fusion and Altima have a sportier driving feel but are a little smaller inside. The Volkswagen Passat is another good alternative to the Camry—especially with the base 2.0T four-cylinder engine—but beware of spotty reliability.

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