I originally bought this car after totaling my 2005 Toyota Prius. I absolutely loved that vehicle, mainly because the gas mileage was outstanding. I drive with a lead foot, so it was nice to have a car that could balance out how much I spend in gas, so I didn't have to compromise that part of my driving. I was skeptical about the gas mileage being as good in this vehicle, because it seemed to run more so on gas than it did with the battery, but I can say that my gas expenses are roughly the same in this vehicle. In good weather conditions, this vehicle handles very nicely, but when it rains or is very windy, things can get a little rough. Hydroplaning is something I have experienced more often in this car, even if it is just sprinkling, than I have in any of the other vehicles that I have owned. I was born and raised in Florida, so driving in the rain was something I never used to think twice about, but I have had to be very cautious about it in this vehicle. I have also found that the vehicle can be very susceptible to high winds. There are a lot of bridges where I am from, so getting whipped around when you're at the top of a bridge isn't the most fun thing.

I love my Toyota Camry Hybrid! It is an awesome fuel efficient vehicle that is roomy and offers all the luxury amenities inside. Not only does it hold its value, but it a very stylish car that can fit passengers comfortably. It also comes fully loaded, so I can open my sun roof on a nice day or turn on my heated leather seats in the winter. I also love the gas mileage. I've made an almost 20-hr. drive and only had to fill up two times.

The Toyota Camry has been a great car for me. It works well on my city commutes and is quite fuel efficient. With a bit of practice you can get the MPG up to around 50. This can be achieved by accelerating less and braking sooner. This really helped me save on gas as I drive often and gas was a large expense for me.