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02-01-2008, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by mtzu

sooo no one knows if the dual vvti is in the xrs also? i mean why get an xrs if it has the single and the s or le or whatever is pretty much as quick with the dual vvti? anyone?

No, the XRS does NOT have Dual VVT-i. It is the 2AZ-FE from the Camry. The reason to get it: 30 more horsepower and a bunch more torque. Not to mention the rear disc brakes.

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