Tuesday, May 17, 2005

Toyota will make the Camry hybrid in Kentucky

The Toyota Camry hybrid will be produced in Kentucky starting in late 2006.

Toyota announced today that the Camry hybrid will be built at its Georgetown, Kentucky plant. The plant will be able to produce 48,000 hybrid Camrys per year starting in late 2006. Further details to be released at a later time.

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3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

What type of mileage will it get and what is the base price and engine size?

2:24 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Can we "buy" a position on the yet-to-be-produced hybrid Camry?

2:51 PM  
Blogger Dahcredyns said...

Specific details regarding the hybrid Camry have not yet been made available.

In terms of mileage and engine size, I'd guess that the Camry hybrid, much like the Highlander hybid, will utilize a V6 engine and will improve fuel efficiency around 30% over the conventional Camry.

Additionally, the Camry hybrid should be a bit quicker than the conventional Camry as well.

I do not know whether Toyota has already started a waiting list for the Camry yet, though it does seem a bit premature at this point, since the release has still not yet been made official.

The best news regarding the Camry hybrid is that Toyota is prepared to offer far more Camry hybrids in its first year of production compared to all other previous Toyota hybrids.

9:58 PM  

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