2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan 4-Door 2.4L 22" WHEELS NO RESERVE!!!

2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan 4-Door Description

Roomy and powered by a refined engine, theToyota Camryeasily ranks among the world's best-selling mid-size sedans. Critics praise the car for its smooth performance, low-maintenance cost, fuel-efficient engine, and spacious interior among other features. The 2009 Camry does not deviate from the model's overall reputation, retaining most of the exterior and interior styling from the2007update. Shoppers should understand the difference between the various trim levels and fuel options as well as know what to watch out for when buying a used car.

To accommodate the needs of different shoppers, the Toyota Camry comes in four different trims: base, LE, SE, and XLE. The base trim is the entry-level model, while the XLE trim marks the high-end model.

A few optional upgrades are available with most trims. These include a keyless ignition system (with the XLE), a sunroof, heated seats, and a navigation system. All trims come with a standard knee airbag for the driver, traction control, and front seat side-impact airbags. Stability control only comes with the higher-level V6 models.

Drivers get their choice of a few engine options. A 4-cylinder engine powers the base model; however, higher trims offer a choice between a V6 and the 4-cylinder engine. For shoppers in search of powerful and more dynamic on-road performance, the V6 is likely an appealing option, while the 4-cylinder is more fuel-efficient.

Following the success of the groundbreakingToyota Prius, Toyota now offers hybrid options for most of its popular lines. The Toyota Camry is no different. The Camry Hybrid features a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine that links to an electric motor. The gasoline-electric system allows for an EPA fuel rating of 33 mpg in the city, at least 10 gallons more than the gasoline-powered models. The Camry Hybrid is not for everyone. Some shoppers may find the hybrid's 187 horsepower output a little too dull. Still, for buyers who prioritize fuel economy above speed and on-road performance, the Hybrid is a good fit.

Yet another important feature that is likely to affect a buyer's decision is the choice of transmission. Most shoppers prefer the smooth control offered by an automatic transmission. That said, a manual transmission is likely to appeal to drivers who desire more dynamic handling. Like mostcars in the Toyota lineup, the 2009 Camry is available with either a manual transmission or automatic transmission, depending on the trim (the XLE trim offers only automatic).

Many people believe that a manual transmission offers better gas mileage, but modern improvements to the design of automatic transmissions systems have drastically lowered the difference. Both options offer similar levels of fuel economy, averaging 21 mpg in the city and 31 mpg out on the highway. The more power-hungry V6 models offer slightly lower fuel economy, averaging 19 mpg in the city and 28 mpg on the highway.

Getting aused 2009 Camryis a great way to own a reliable car on a budget. In order to get the best deal, shoppers must be able to identify a poorly maintained car from a good one. That is why it is essential to review the vehicle history report. If a car has a history of accidents or infrequent oil changes, then it may be best to pass on the car.

It also helps if buyers make an appointment to physically inspect the car and take it for a test drive. Most used cars are likely to come with a few superficial scratches or cosmetic wear. Such issues are not as important as the performance of the engine or the condition of the chassis. It is wise to avoid cars that have obvious signs of corrosion.