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Showing posts with label camry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camry. Show all posts

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Toyota Camry in Greensboro



Looking for a new or used Toyota Camry in Greensboro? We have the popular 2011 Camry LE, SE, XLE and Hybrid models on our lot now.

Toyota is even offering Toyota Camry lease and APR finance specials to sweeten the deal! You can check all the Specials out at RiceToyota.com.

Search our entire inventory online at RiceToyota.com. Prices start in the low 20's and MPG in the 2011 gas Camry is 22 city/23 highway. Not too shabby!

We have sold Toyota Camry's to people from all over North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia-they all come to Rice again and again because "We Treat You Right." Our Toyota customers hail from Danville, Wilmington, Myrtle Beach, Greenville, Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, High Point, Burlington and Winston-Salem. At least they have an excuse for a road trip in their new ride to break it in the right way!


Monday, March 22, 2010

How to Save $ on Gas



You can increase gas mileage by choosing a fuel efficient Toyota car for your next vehicle.

On this page you'll be able to view fuel economy data for all Toyota vehicles, including seven models with over 30 MPG Highway Estimate. Find mileage estimates for all Toyota vehicles including the fuel-efficient Camry, Corolla, Matrix, Prius, Yaris, RAV4, Highlander, and Tacoma.

Compare fuel economy ratings and select the Toyota vehicle that fits your lifestyle.

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Toyota to Boost Hybrid Battery Capacity by 10%, Nikkei Says

By Chris Cooper

June 13 (Bloomberg) -- Toyota Motor Corp. will boost hybrid battery production capacity as much 10 percent over earlier plans next year as orders for its Prius model rise, the Nikkei newspaper said.Toyota to Boost Hybrid Battery Capacity by 10%, Nikkei Says

The automaker aims to increase manufacturing capacity to 1.1 million nickel-metal hydride cells in 2010, the paper said, without saying where it got the information.

Toyota originally planned to boost production capacity by 300,000 batteries from 700,000 a year, the report said. Panasonic EV Energy Co., owned by Toyota and Panasonic Corp., will make the batteries, the paper said.

Toyota increased output of the Prius in Japan this month as orders rose 75 percent since the hybrid went on sale in May.

To contact the reporters on this story: Chris Cooper in Tokyo at ccooper1@bloomberg.net