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#68 of 5260 Will a manual transmission... by kronogoose Apr 05, 2005 (9:00 pm)
ever be available with the V6? I know some manufacturers, like Mazda, Nissan and Infiniti, offer mid-size sedans with a V6 and manual transmission combo. Why not Toyota? Replies to this message: alpha01 (Apr 06, 2005 6:29 am)
#69 of 5260 Re: Will a manual transmission... [kronogoose] by alpha01 Apr 06, 2005 (6:29 am)
Replying to: kronogoose (Apr 05, 2005 9:00 pm) Because they did offer a Manual tranny and V6 in the 1993-1996 Camry SE and in the 97-98 CE and 99-01 LE, and few were sold.   ~alpha
#70 of 5260 2007 roll-out date by treynard Apr 06, 2005 (1:45 pm)
A Toyota salesman told me recently that the all-new 2007 Camry will be out in early 2006, perhaps January. The 2006 model year would last only a few months. Anybody else heard something like this? Any spy photos or concept drawings in the automotive media?   I've looked at the new '05 Avalon. It is nice, but I'm a bit surprised they didn't badge it as an '06 model. That would seem to make more sense. Some of the folks on the Avalon board say they might postpone buying until the '06 model is available, presumeably in 5 months or so. The new Avalon seems to be selling very nicely; especially the Limited trim level, which appears to be in short supply. I've driven the new Avalon, and there is some torque pull that's obvious when you accelerate rapidly. I think 280 hp would be too much for the smaller Camry, but many are suggesting a variant of this motor might be used.   I've shopped for an Avalon, but I really don't need this big a boat. That's why I'm wondering if it's wise to wait a bit to see what the new Camry will be like. Any images or links to images would be appreciated. Regards - T Reynard Replies to this message: toycash (Apr 13, 2005 1:37 pm) tuffy (Apr 20, 2005 9:53 am)
#71 of 5260 New Camry by chris65amg Apr 13, 2005 (1:05 pm)
Toyota keeps its secrets pretty well, sadly. I'm pretty sure that the new Camry will be better than the current. And if it has the 3.5L, the top trim levels will be quite a match for Nissan, Honda, etc.
#72 of 5260 Re: 2007 roll-out date [treynard] by toycash Apr 13, 2005 (1:37 pm)
Replying to: treynard (Apr 06, 2005 1:45 pm) The timing you mention has elements of truth.
#73 of 5260 2007 Camry - When will it be Available by tuffy Apr 20, 2005 (9:50 am)
Any information yet on when the 2007 Camry will be forthcoming? I am in the market now as I just sold my 1999 Camry. I like the 2005 model and am also considering a new Avalon, however, I would hate to purchase a 2005 Camry just to have the newly restyled version come out in only 7 months.   Also, any word or pictures on what the 2007 Camry will look like and what features it might have available? Hopefully, it will be larger, still provide a great smooth 4 cylinder with even better gas mileage, and have more safety features likes VSC and knee air bags available on the 4 cylinder model in all parts of the country. I know, given toyota's marketing strategy, all the things we want will never be available in one area.   Also, why doesn't Toyota drop those terribly cheap Bridgestone Potenza tires and put something on that has a much higher mileage rating? Makes no sense to build one of the best more reliable vehicles in the world and then put cheaper tires on it when other options that are reasonably prices are available. Replies to this message: loucapri (Apr 20, 2005 10:24 am) alpha01 (Apr 20, 2005 12:29 pm)
#74 of 5260 Re: 2007 roll-out date [treynard] by tuffy Apr 20, 2005 (9:53 am)
Replying to: treynard (Apr 06, 2005 1:45 pm) Any body know any more about the rollout date of the 2007 Camry or any early pictures. What dealer told you about the early date for the 2007 Camry as I would like to talk with them.   Thanks!
#75 of 5260 Re: 2007 Camry - When will it be Available [tuffy] by loucapri Apr 20, 2005 (10:24 am)
Replying to: tuffy (Apr 20, 2005 9:50 am) Putting a set of cheaper tires is just a way for them to cut cost. As we can tell, the price between a good set of tires can cost few hundreds dollar more. Just like the 97-01 Camry, ABS was a standard feature across all LE. But I think since 02, it's either a option or part of a package in order to get ABS. The idea of selecting package is the way they make up the profile. Seriously, how many people will really buy a barebone LE out of the dealership.   Toyota has a 10 yr cost reduction plan since 6-7 years ago (I read it from a newspaper while they were talking about troubles GM is having). Replies to this message: alpha01 (Apr 20, 2005 12:29 pm)
#76 of 5260 Re: 2007 Camry - When will it be Available [loucapri] by alpha01 Apr 20, 2005 (12:29 pm)
Replying to: loucapri (Apr 20, 2005 10:24 am) Actually, ABS was standard on Camry LE from 97-99. It became an option for 2000 and 2001, and remained that way on the LE until this model year, 2005, where ABS is again standard on ALL Camrys, including the 'Standard' model.   ~alpha
#77 of 5260 2006/07 Camry Hybrid by jomabu1 Apr 20, 2005 (11:29 pm)
Visited my Toyota dealer and he said that they were expecting 20% of the Camry production to be hybrid models. Has anyone else heard the same? Was also told that they were expecting them in January. The dealer had also started a waiting list. Replies to this message: alpha01 (Apr 21, 2005 6:59 am) jomabu1 (Apr 21, 2005 10:46 pm)

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