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Replying to: lanceq (Jan 19, 2006 8:19 am) BTW.. the FULL tax credit continues for at least one full quarter after the 60K unit limit is reached, probably to give the IRS some 'wiggle room' as to which vehicle exactly was #60000 and which was #60001. Thereafter the credit declines to 50% then 25% then to zero sometime next year likely. |
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Replying to: midnightcowboy (Jan 19, 2006 2:23 pm) BTW.. I was trying to do it before but dont yet have all the specs. I believe the new XLE V6 will be more powerful and have more features ( for certain ) and nearly the same room ( TBD ) as the 2000 XLS Avalon... at $3000 to $3500 less money!! Impressive. |
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Replying to: toyotamover (Jan 19, 2006 9:28 am) Maybe I'll trade the Prius in July on my birthday. Nahh, I'll just max it out in 5 yrs and get then Gen7 Camry with Hybrid tech. |
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Replying to: kdhspyder (Jan 19, 2006 2:29 pm) A car that big getting 43mpg? It looks like a cross between a Lexus and the new Maxima. I'm going to buy one! Toyota destroys the competition again! |
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OK, since there are specklings of "THC" and "TCH", let's settle on a common acronym. I think since the Honda Civic Hybrid is the HCH that the Toyota Camry Hybrid should be referred to as the TCH Anyone disagree? Let's make it the TCH and keep it consistent, agreed ...???.... 
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Replying to: kdhspyder (Jan 19, 2006 2:29 pm) Just look at how Prius doesn't compete directly with Camry-Hybrid. Toyota clearly hasn't positioned the design configuration to overlap, as some people have eluded. JOHN |
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Replying to: kdhspyder (Jan 19, 2006 2:18 pm) I agree with you that it is the prophet but I think that every time Toyota introduces new Hybrid technology in future - they are probably working on the 3rd or maybe 4th generation as I write this - it will always start with the Prius and make it's way to the other models. I have been told by the powers to be at Toyota that the Hybrid option will be less than $1000 by 2010 and offered on every model they make. The Prius helps them achive that with it's volume.
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Replying to: kdhspyder (Jan 19, 2006 2:02 pm) Just curious but will the TCH that will be offered during spring be from Japan? If I am not mistaken are "Made in Japan" Camrys different from the US made Camrys ? Especially in terms of dimensions(Japanese Camrys are smaller) and different interior designs.
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Replying to: toyotamover (Jan 19, 2006 4:16 pm) I didnt mean to imply that the Prius was done after this model. Another iteration certainly seems likely but the Camry always is the heart of the product line and IMO the emphasis will be there. I also own an MR2 which as you know was allowed to retire until a later date. |
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I've read conflicting information about the platform being used for the 2007 Camry. On the one hand, it seems like the 2007 model should still be based on the existing 2002-2006 model. On the other hand, I've heard it's based on a new "global platform" from which the 2006 Avalon came. Anyone know which one of these is right?
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