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Toyota Camry Hybrid

Motor Torque

SUV’s are in the news so much these days, now representing 48 percent of the vehicle market so its easy to overlook what’s happening in sedans – we’ve lost Commodore and Falcon but still have Toyota’s Camry sedan, fully imported these days of course but still our biggest selling sedan – available in nine models, three of which are petrol/electric hybrids. Toyota having enormous success this year with its hybrid drive trains particularly with its RAV 4 SUV which is in huge demand. And of course our  taxi fleet these days is made mostly by Camry hybrids – I grabbed one this week always asking the driver how their hybrid is performing – an April 2017 model it had travelled 484,480 kilometres still on its original engine and gearbox, still with its original battery pack, never uses oil but serviced regularly, returns 6.5L/100k’s, 43 miles per gallon, and the front disc pads weren’t replaced until 400,000 kms. Now that really is economical motoring.

I’m David Berthon

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