Toyota Hybrids
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Toyota Prius
The forward-thinking 2005 gas/electric Prius with Hybrid Synergy Drive® offers amazing fuel economy, an Advanced Technology Partial Zero Emission Vehicle (AT-PZEV) rating and cutting-edge available features like Bluetooth® technology -- all with the performance of a conventional car. Plus, you never need to plug-in for recharging. And it gets better: Some states now give Prius owners carpool lane privileges. What more could you ask for? How about a federal tax deduction for new Prius buyers? |
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High Marks for Camry Hybrid
Motor Trend judges noted that one of the biggest pieces of news about the 2007 edition of the Camry is that comes in a hybrid version. Featuring Toyota's latest version of its Hybrid Synergy Drive technology, the new Camry's gas-electric engine delivers 187 horsepower. But the Camry Hybrid excelled especially in fuel economy.
"One of the criticisms leveled against hybrids is that they don't live up to their claims of fuel economy," said MacKenzie. "That's certainly not the case here. We found that the Camry Hybrid lived up to its stated city/highway fuel economy of 40/38 miles per gallon. In fact, the Camry Hybrid in our long-term test fleet regularly beat the 38 mpg highway rating during commutes--and that was in Los Angeles." |
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Toyota Higlander Hybrid
The 2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid is powered by a new version of Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive powertrain that combines a 3.3-liter V6 engine with a high-torque electric drive motor-generator to meet the expectations of mid-size SUV buyers. Its all-new high-speed electric motor operates at a higher speed and delivers more power, so that the powertrain produces 268 peak-combined horsepower with a standard towing capacity of 3,500 pounds.
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