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Everything you need to know about the 2012 Highlander Hybrid

The 2012 Toyota Highlander hybrid combines all the family-friendly features of the Highlander with the environmentally friendly features of a hybrid. Starting at $28,090, the 2012 Highlander Hybrid focuses on passenger safety and comfort while reducing emissions and has a wide variety of options. Kids will enjoy the interior comfort of the vehicle while parents will be happy with the numerous safety features.

Available with 2-or-4 wheel drive and a 4-or-6 cylinder engine, the Highlander Hybrid is customizable to your specific needs, whether your daily jungle includes trips to soccer practice or heading out to go camping. The vehicle seats seven comfortably, even with bulky car seats, and parents will enjoy the rear conversation mirror that lets them see what is happening in the back seat. Kids, meanwhile, will enjoy the optional rear-seat DVD entertainment system with a 9-inch display.
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Scion tC has overall 5-Star safety rating

As Prius drivers or would-be Prius drivers you will be interested in the comparison with Scion when it comes to the latter’s crash test rating — as good as the Prius, with five stars no less.

Where the all-new Scion tC sports coupe got five stars from the The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the Prius’ five stars were a little tarnished, with four stars in front crash ratings and five in side crashes. Nevertheless, it earned five overall.
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2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid escapes cover – Hybrid Cars

The competition between the Toyota Camry Hybrid, the Ford Fusion Hybrid, and the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid is a tough one. For the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid’s average price is $25,795; the Ford Fusion average price is $28,600; the Toyota Camry average price is $25,900. The Camry Hybrid beats the Sonata’s city fuel economy by 8 mpg; and the Fusion by 2 mpg.

If you have no attachments to a brand you will have to spend some time to determine which hybrid car best suites your needs. The new Toyota Camry Hybrid offers plenty of power, an excellent interior, loads of features, and enough room for five adults. Plus you also have the fuel economy that you’re probably looking for.
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Toyota Tundra vs. Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado, and Dodge Ram.

Before you buy a new car or any car you want to know what you’re getting yourself into. Many car companies make all manner of claims but what is the real story? How does a truck like Toyota Tundra stand up against the competition? What does Tundra look like when you peel back the layers and get into the thick of things?

There is actually a pretty interesting video where Toyota engineers took a Toyota Tundra and ripped it apart to see just how it works. Tundra deconstructed can be viewed after the break.
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2012 Camry safety features

As the bestselling car in the United States for several years, the Toyota Camry has made its mark on the public. For many years the Camry has been not just the most popular car on the road and one of the best values on the road but the Camry safety record has also been unmatched.

When taken on the whole the overall success of the model and Camry’s quality has been a thing of real regard. In 2010 U.S. News voted the Camry “Best Midsize Car for the Money Award” for the second year consecutively.

For its own part the new 2012 Camry safety features have all manner of attractions to catapult this car into the new millennium and beyond.

The 2012 Camry safety features include 10 airbags, traction control, and anti-lock brakes. Another great Camry safety feature is a tire pressure monitoring system so that drivers are alerted when their driving around on wheels which need attention. The new 2012 Camry also has electronic brake-force distribution and a brake assist feature.
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The 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid named Consumer Reports “Top Car”

Toyota’s new 2012 Camry Hybrid sedan moved up in the ranks as Consumer Reports named it the top car in the family sedan category.  The Toyota Camry hybrid model beat such cars as Volkswagen’s new Passat, the Honda Accord and the Ford Fusion.  

The all new 2012 Camry Hybrid sports a 200 horsepower hybrid drive train, superior handling and agility, and excellent gas mileage.  It’s no slouch.  Toyota took the typical misconception that there isn’t much performance to be had from a hybrid power train and gave us the Toyota Camry hybrid.  With plenty of power, handling and acceleration, it comes packaged in an unassuming, family-style sedan body.  

But, Toyota kept the best parts of its top selling sedan and simply made one of the best Japanese cars better.  Improving the drive train, suspension, and making modest changes to the Camry’s quintessential aesthetic design, the 2012 Toyota Camry hybrid kept its purpose and mission clear and unaltered.  With families in mind, the new hybrid is packed with safety features, including stability control, anti-lock braking, front, side, and new knee airbags, along with optional blind spot alerts.  
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2012 Toyota Camry vs. Nissan Altima, Ford Fusion, and the Honda Accord

The 2012 Camry is packed full of features from the start. The base L model is feature packed, and it just gets better from there. The Toyota Camry has been the number one selling car for 13 of the last 14 years and judging by the improvements and pricing of the 2012, it will easily be number one once again. The three top competitors by sales for the 2012 Camry  are the Nissan Altima, Ford Fusion, and Honda Accord. 

The base L model 2012 Camry is priced at $21,995 and comes standard with the following:

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Everything you need to know about the 2012 Toyota Prius Lineup

Toyota expands its U.S. lineup of Prius models to four this year, giving you more options than ever when shopping for a hybrid. All models feature the class-leading fuel economy, safety and comfy, quiet ride for which Prius has become known. Learn more about the impressive 2012 Toyota Prius offerings, then visit Classic Toyota for a test drive.

3rd Generation Prius – The 2012 Toyota Prius has a 51/48-MPG rating designed to save you money. It comes in four builds: Prius Two starts at $23,520, Three at $24,520, Four at $27.320 and Five at $28,790.

Options available in the more expensive 2012 Toyota Prius builds are pre-collision, lane-keep and parking systems, plus Safety Connect, which includes emergency and roadside assistance, automatic collision notification and a stolen vehicle locator. A voice-activated touch-screen DVD navigation system with integrated back-up camera, AM/FM four-disc CD player with MP3/WMA playback capability, eight speakers, XM Radio with XM NavTraffic, USB port with iPod connectivity, and hands-free phone capability and music streaming via Bluetooth are an available option; this upgrade will certainly make your daily commute more entertaining.
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The Toyota Sienna – The Perfect Family Vehicle

When choosing a new vehicle, there are a number of elements to consider.  Not only price, but style, comfort, fuel economy, and various options.  For many, however, one element typically stands out above all the rest: safety.  This is especially true when looking for a new vehicle for your family.  You want to make sure that, in the case of an accident, your loved ones are well protected.  Minivan safety ratings are a big part of that.

Toyota Sienna: The Perfect Family Vehicle

Minivans are especially popular for families.  They provide plenty of room and storage, whether you’re taking your son’s soccer team to their first practice or transporting your daughter to her big ballet recital.  Minivan safety ratings can vary, and if you’re looking for a reliable vehicle that will keep your family safe, you should look no further than the 2012 Toyota Sienna.
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2012 Toyota Camry Gets a Five-Star Safety Rating

We know that when deciding on the purchase of a new car, safety should be at the top of our list. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issues safety ratings for each vehicle on the market. Last year, the NHTSA made its standards more rigorous, so vehicles have to perform at a higher level to achieve a good rating. Last month, the NHTSA announced that America’s best-selling car for the past nine years, the Toyota Camry, received a 5-star rating, causing potential buyers to sit up and take notice. The 2012 Toyota Camry safety rating was awarded for its superior crash worthiness and excellent rollover safety.

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Airbags are extremely effective safety devices that save thousands of lives every year. The new 2012 Toyota Camry has a total of 10 airbags, which is above-average for the class. Equipped with driver, front passenger and front and rear side air bags, it provides superior overall protection. New to the 2012 model are knee airbags, which would help cushion and protect the driver and front passenger if an accident were to occur.
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