2001 Toyota Camry

Sedan

2.2L 2164CC l4 CNG DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

JT2BN22K610001247

Clear

CNG

Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE 20,500 original miles. Really. This is the lowest mileage Camry CNG car in existence that I am aware of. This is a very very rare car. It is in pristine condition cosmetically and mechanically. There are no issues. All of the maintenance is up to date. Clean CA title in my name. HOV carpool stickers This 2001 Toyota Camry is in perfect condition. Owned and maintained by the City. It runs only on CNG(compressed natural gas). CNG Camrys were made only in 2000 and 2001. Range is around 220 miles. One of the worlds most coveted cars. Super reliable, comfortable to drive, dependable, and quiet. Gets Carpool Stickers. Ride alone carpool lane. Has only 20k miles. Go green. Ultra low emissions. Save big on gas $$$, about half the cost of gas. Save up to thousands of dollars a year on fuel. Car pays for itself in short order on fuel savings alone. If you spend $100 a week on fuel, you save about $2400 a year. The Camry CNG is one of the hardest cars to ever find. Very rare and rarely does one come up. Here is one now, clean and with low miles. These CNG Camry's are always thousands more than their gas counterpart. When new, cost is over $5000 more than a gas Camry. Same thing applies with Honda Civic CNG cars. These cars cost a lot more and they are worth it. This Camry is a way to get all of the cost benefits and save a lot of money in the process. CNG emission benefit: CNG has an efficiency of 87%. Emissions Reduction in Real Numbers NGVs improve air quality through dramatic reductions in emissions, such as: Reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 20% to 30% Reducing carbon monoxide (CO) emissions up to 75% Reducing nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by approximately 50% Reducing up to 95% of particle matter (PM) emissions Reducing volatile organic compound (VOCs) emissions by 55% Source: TIAX Report - Full Fuel Cycle Assessment: Well-To-Wheels Energy Inputs, Emissions, and Water Impacts, 08/2007 (Prepared for California Energy Commission). Source: U.S. Dept. of Energy - Argonne National Laboratory Report: A Full Fuel-Cycle Analysis of Energy and Emissions Impacts of Transportation Fuels Produced from Natural Gas, 12/1999.