"The HDD (hard disc drive) navigation system features a seven-inch wide display screen and a 30GB high-capacity HDD, as well as a variety of multimedia functions and advanced navigation functions."
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2010 Prius Technology Package (Cdn)
OEM Cargo Mat, OEM All-Weather Mat, LED ext/int lights, 5000K HID, OEM Fogs, Euro Mudguards
Japan, as always, gets folding mirrors. Why can't Toyota put them on the U.S. cars?
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1994 Toyota Pickup Xtra cab 4x2 22R-E 44,000 mi
1998 Toyota Avalon 1MZ-FE 137,000 mi
2005 Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab 49,000 mi
2006 BMW 330i Sedan 85,000 mi
2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid 2AZ-FXE 62,000 mi
The original Camry debuted in 1980 as the rear-wheel-drive Celica Camry.
Did not freakin know that, so the Celica sprouted off 2 of Toyota's Greatest vehicles... then they just kill the mommy off like that when she gets bloated and overpriced.. for shame
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January 6, 2007
Lexus officially announced that they arent f***ing around anymore
"We aint f***in' around anymore." - Lexus Employee
Seriosuly, why don't we get folding mirrors? I would gladly pay for that feature because it can save quite a bit of money when you keep having to replace mirrors that get knocked off.
Why don't they get the V6? AND, when is it being launched here?
The Camry never was a popular vehicle in Japan. They like to stick to smaller vehicles like the Avensis sedan. A V6 Camry would sell even less, and would also be applicable to higher taxes.
Did not freakin know that, so the Celica sprouted off 2 of Toyota's Greatest vehicles... then they just kill the mommy off like that when she gets bloated and overpriced.. for shame
Why don't they get the V6? AND, when is it being launched here?
V6 Camry was unnecessary due to Lexus ES/Toyota Windom. JDM 2nd and 3rd Gen Equivalents had V6s - They were labeled Camry Prominent. Camry Gracia (4th Gen US) had a 2MZ V6 option.
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