5th & 6th Generation (2002-2006 & 2007-2011)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 2002-2006 & 2007-2011
Topics of discussion range from fuel economy, safety, modifications, performance all involving America's favorite family car, the Toyota Camry.
im taking a road trip to florida soon. im wondering what car i should rent? i want it to be comfortable and reasonably cool. guess i could always rent a gen 6 ! jk. i might actually rent one. is there any car that you guys are aware of that enterprise might carry that comes with an ipod connect option? that wouuld be the shit. i know alot of newer cars are coming with them. going on a road trip without my integrated ipod and mp3 dvd-r's isnt too appealing to me...
yeah, ive gotten a silver gen 6 rental in boston before from enterprise. i was excited but then the tire pressure sensor went off and we turned around and gave it back. then they "upgraded" us to a jeep patriot. it was weird sitting in the back of the camry though, it was a new experience.
also does have an aux audio jack. hard to find and plug in while driving. FYI
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I reserved a Ford Fusion from some rental place a while back in La Guardia and somehow the rental place didn't have it. They said that the class I reserved is a Monte Carlo...WTF...The web site said Ford Fusion or similar. Anyhow, they somehow didn't have anything like it when I went to pick up the car and they offered me a discount to upgrade to a Jeep Liberty which I wasn't wanting and then they said they'd upgrade me to a Jeep Liberty for free which really sucked.
Why does a SUV suck? Because the damn thing only got like 20 MPG going from La Guardia to Philadelphia and back with me and two passengers. Although the seats were more upright, the car seemed less roomy than a mid-size like a Fusion that I wanted. What sucked more was that the vehicle had 4x4 which just added unnecessary weight and increasing fuel consumption.
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