Toyota Camry (2018)
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Toyota Camry (2018) review: 34 facts and highlights
1. Has a rear-view camera
A rear-view camera (also known as a back-up camera) provides a view of behind the vehicle, helping to prevent accidents. It is particularly useful in vehicles with large blind spots such as pickup trucks.
Toyota Camry (2018)
62% have it
2. higher maximum torque
Torque is a measurement of an engine’s power, closely related to horsepower. More torque indicates a more powerful car, and is also a good indication of its acceleration.
249.5Nm
Tesla Roadster: 10000Nm
3. better fuel economy (city)
Fuel economy is a measurement of fuel efficiency, based on how far you can travel with a certain amount of petrol (gasoline). A lower fuel economy means the car will be cheaper to run.
8.4l/100 km
Honda Clarity Electric (2017): 1.87l/100 km
4. better fuel economy (highway)
Fuel economy is a measurement of fuel efficiency, based on how far you can travel with a certain amount of petrol (gasoline). A lower fuel economy means the car will be cheaper to run.
6.03l/100 km
Honda Clarity Electric (2017): 2.28l/100 km
5. more horsepower
Horsepower is the most common unit for measuring the power of an engine.
203hp
Opel VXR8 GTS (2014): 585hp
6. Has in-car system
An in-car system (eg. Ford SYNC, Apple CarPlay) gives you extra functionality, such as navigation, taking phone calls (when linked to your smartphone) and controlling music.
Toyota Camry (2018)
65% have it
7. greater cargo volume
A larger cargo area is more practical as it allows you to transport more things.
427.5l
Tesla Model S 70 (2016): 894l
8. more headroom (front)
More headroom in the front of the car makes for a more comfortable driving experience, and is especially important for taller people.
973mm
Volkswagen Jetta (2014): 1.08m
9. USB ports
With more USB ports, you are able to connect more devices.
1
Honda Clarity Fuel Cell (2017): 2
10. height
1.45m
Audi S4 Premium Plus (2014): 1.41m
11. better fuel economy (combined)
Fuel economy is a measurement of fuel efficiency, based on how far you can travel with a certain amount of petrol (gasoline). A lower fuel economy means the car will be cheaper to run.
7.35l/100 km
Honda Clarity Electric (2017): 2.06l/100 km
12. larger fuel tank
A larger fuel tank means that you have to stop to refill less often.
60.5l
Toyota Mirai (2017): 122.4l
13. Has ISOFIX/LATCH
ISOFIX (also known as LATCH) is a standard system of attachment points for child safety seats, allowing them to be fitted quickly and safely.
Toyota Camry (2018)
90% have it
14. more valves
An intake valve allows the air/fuel mixture to enter the combustion chamber. An engine with more valves tends to increase performance.
16
Rolls-Royce Ghost II (2014): 48
15. longer drivetrain warranty (km)
The drivetrain warranty covers parts of the car such as the engine, transmission, driveshaft etc. This is usually longer than the basic warranty. It lasts either a certain number of years or amount of kilometres driven.
100000km
Chevrolet SS (2014): 160934km
16. more headroom (rear)
More headroom in the rear of the car makes for a more comfortable passenger experience, and is especially important for taller people. It is also useful if you are transporting cargo in the rear of the vehicle.
965mm
Volkswagen Jetta (2014): 1.05m
17. longer basic warranty (km)
The basic warranty of a car covers all aspects other than parts which are subject to normal wear and tear, such as windscreen wipers and brake pads. It lasts either a certain number of years or amount of kilometres driven.
60000km
Mitsubishi Lancer GT (2014): 96561km
18. more airbags
Airbags are designed to cushion occupants in the event of an impact. The standard number is around six as some cars now incorporate additional ones, such as knee airbags, side airbags and side curtain airbags.
10
Mercedes-Benz E250 BlueTEC Sedan (2014): 11
19. longer wheelbase
The wheelbase is the distance between the center of the front and rear wheels. A longer wheelbase provides the car with more stability and a smoother ride (although a shorter wheelbase can provide more responsive handling).
2.82m
Rolls-Royce Phantom (2014): 3.57m
20. shorter length
4.88m
Subaru Impreza 5-Door 2.0i (2014): 4.42m
21. Has a petrol (gasoline) engine
A petrol (gasoline) engine offers several advantages over diesel. For example the engines tend to be lighter and cheaper than their diesel counterparts. Petrol engines also tend to have higher horsepower, and the fuel is more readily available.
Toyota Camry (2018)
83% have it
22. Has Bluetooth
Bluetooth is a wireless technology that allows you to easily transfer data between different devices, such as smartphones, tablets and computers.
Toyota Camry (2018)
92% have it
23. larger engine size
This measurement is the total volume of all the engine's cylinders, also known as the engine displacement. This is one of many aspects of an engine that determine its horsepower, but generally speaking a greater size indicates more power.
2.5l
Rolls-Royce Phantom (2014): 6.7l
24. Has front-wheel drive
Front-wheel drive is the most common type of drivetrain and offers several advantages. It is cheaper to manufacture (reducing the cost of the vehicle) and also lighter which helps improve fuel economy. Due to having the weight of the engine over the drive wheels it also benefits from increased traction.
Toyota Camry (2018)
46% have it
25. Has height-adjustable seat belts
Height-adjustable seat belts permit passengers of different sizes to move the seat belt up or down for improved comfort. They are also especially useful for increasing the safety of children.
Toyota Camry (2018)
47% have it
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