TOYOTA Camry - 2,4 CVT Hybrid, 150 hp 2010 yi

TOYOTA Camry - 2,4 CVT Hybrid, 150 hp 2010 yi TOYOTA Camry - 2,4 CVT Hybrid, 150 hp 2010 yi TOYOTA Camry - 2,4 CVT Hybrid, 150 hp 2010 yi TOYOTA Camry - 2,4 CVT Hybrid, 150 hp 2010 yi TOYOTA Camry - 2,4 CVT Hybrid, 150 hp 2010 yi

Price

Days Cost
1 day ฿ from 7 days
3 days ฿ from 7 days
7 days ฿ 1200 / day
30 days ฿ 24000 / month
60 days ฿ 21600 / month
90 days ฿ 20400 / month

Delivery

  • Phratamnak:
  • Central & Jomtien:
  • Na Jomtien & Naklua:
  • Ambasador & Sukhumvit:
  • ฿ 150
  • ฿ 250
  • ฿ 400
  • ฿ 500
TOYOTA Camry 2.4 CVT Hybrid 2010 — Comfortable Business-Class Sedan

General Information:

The 2010 Toyota Camry with a hybrid powertrain is a reliable and economical car, ideal for comfortable driving both in the city and on the highway. In 2010, Toyota was actively promoting hybrid technologies, and this model combines fuel efficiency with well-known Toyota reliability.



Technical Specifications:
    •    Engine: 2.4-liter, 4-cylinder gasoline engine paired with an electric motor (hybrid)
    •    Power Output: Total approximately 150 hp
    •    Transmission: Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
    •    Drive Type: Front-wheel drive (FWD)
    •    Fuel Consumption: About 6–7 liters per 100 km (combined cycle)
    •    Fuel Type: Petrol (usually 91 or 95 octane)
    •    Body Type: Sedan
    •    Number of Doors: 4
    •    Seating Capacity: 5
    •    Trunk Volume: Approximately 370 liters (slightly reduced due to the hybrid battery)
    •    Year of Manufacture: 2010



Advantages:
    •    Spacious and comfortable interior with quality materials
    •    Smooth and quiet ride thanks to the hybrid transmission
    •    Very fuel-efficient for its class
    •    Good sound insulation
    •    Reliable and easy to maintain
    •    Suitable for both city and long-distance travel
    •    Equipped with climate control, multimedia, and other comfort features



Disadvantages:
    •    Smaller trunk volume compared to the gasoline-only version
    •    Outdated design compared to newer generations
    •    Potential wear of the hybrid battery (if not properly maintained)
    •    Spare parts for the hybrid system may be more expensive than for regular versions