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- 2025 Toyota Camry Goes Old School With Gas-Only Engine. . .
The new Toyota Camry continues with the previous generation's 2 5-liter gasoline engine in select markets, such as the Middle East The redesigned Camry launches in the Middle East with both gasoline and hybrid options The non-electrified 2 5-liter four-cylinder engine delivers 201 hp (150 kW
- What is the Best Toyota OBD2 Scanner for the DIY Mechanic?
ScanGauge II is more than just a diagnostic tool, it's also an add-on gauge pod for your Toyota It works on all OBDII cars, so 1996 and newer, and like the rest of these scanners it will give you diagnostic information including showing and clearing trouble codes including both active and pending codes
- Hybrid Cold Weather Operation - Toyota Nation Forum
Unfortunately, only a plug-in hybrid or full EV will have a large enough battery to support heat for the traction battery Camry is not available as a plug-in hybrid Hopefully, Toyota will realize they need to sell cars people want to drive that are dependable in all weather
- Whats up with the lack of inventory? Thought it. . . - Toyota Nation Forum
All the one Toyota dealer is telling me, with regards to this new '25 Camry, is that I basically have to select from a list of (currently) 4 cars that they'll going to be getting later this spring, so already she's asking if I'd be willing to take a different trim, color, etc than what I want Simple answer: NO I want what I want
- Why so few Toyota police cars? - Toyota Nation Forum
Here in Tennessee there are lots of Toyota Police cars The Nashville Metro Police department uses black and gray unmarked for all it's detectives in homicide and anything not marked And some of the smaller towns use the Prius decked out with all the PPV tools ie spotlights, light bars, cage and even push bars
- Toyota reputation of quality and reliability - overrated?
Actually, my 2016 RAV4 has been the most problematic car I ever had, and Toyota's response to a recurring problem has been less than satisfactory I always buy cars new, and keep them between 4 and 7 years (60-80k miles) Here is my personal experience with both Toyota and non-Toyota cars: 2005 Corolla – radiator leak, fixed under warranty
- Toyotas that do not have CVT transmission. . . - Toyota Nation Forum
Why not just let someone else EAT that depreciation and watch the reliability reports for a few years while the new cars lose 50% of their value and buy 3 years later for half price I worked on cars my whole life, so that perspective is the basis of this post
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