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Camry Hybrid isn’t the be-all, end-all for this segment, but it’s a quantum leap forward that delivers the digits hybrid buyers seek. Game on.

Hybrid buyers expect smart design and good comfort as well as great economy. The 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid delivers those expectations and more.

The world is divided into two kinds of drivers: real drivers and the rest. But for those who have a foot in both camps, there’s the Toyota Camry Hyrbrid, the ideal compromise car.

While the novelty might be gone, I was still impressed by the 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid and how well it handled hauling my family of four. This car had me smiling as I passed one gas station after another.

The Camry Hybrid is more fuel efficient, quicker, and more satisfying to drive than before. For anyone who’s hooked on 40-plus mpg but tired of wacky (read: Prius) design, it will seem like the answer to a question they never dreamed of asking.

The Camry Hybrid may just be the ideal vehicle for the average American delivering a solid 40MPG, seating for five and few compromises.

The 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid should emerge as a solid choice for a hybrid family sedan thanks to improved fuel economy and enhanced driving dynamics.

The interior is a few flubs short of family-car excellence, and the skateboard tires mar an otherwise refined driving experience. But in the most important aspects, the Camry Hybrid leaps past its predecessor.

With the Toyota Camry Hybrid, one gets a solid and well-executed four-door family sedan that just happens to be frugal. It does serve to prove that being kinder to the environment doesn’t require any huge sacrifice.

The 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid is a solid hybrid family sedan thanks to improved fuel economy and enhanced driving dynamics.

If you’re looking for a smooth-riding mid-size sedan that rewards not only in comfort but fuel efficiency, we strongly recommend a test drive in the 2011 Camry Hybrid sedan.