Camry Hybrid's price cut Mark Rechtin Automotive News July 20, 2007 - 5:02 pm
LOS ANGELES - For the 2008 model year, Toyota has cut the price of its Camry Hybrid by $1,000, or 3.8 percent, to $25,860, including destination charges.
To hit the new price, Toyota cut back on some standard features. The 2007 model featured alloy wheels, JBL audio system, leather steering wheel and shift knob, and electrochromic mirror with compass and Homelink. For 2008, content has been dialed back to steel wheels, single-disc CD player, urethane shift knob and steering wheel, and manual day/night mirror.
On the standard Camry, Toyota has raised the price by $100 across all model grades, starting at $19,230, including destination. There are no content changes in the Camry lineup.