2007 Toyota Solara

Convertible

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

4T1FA38P17U121015

Clear

Gasoline

One owner Toyota Solara Convertible. Please see photos. Vehicle Overview The Camry Solara received a mid-cycle freshening for 2007, resulting in an updated exterior, new instrument cluster and additional safety equipment. All engineering and design work was done in the U.S., and the Solara is manufactured in Kentucky. A convertible joined the lineup later. Convertibles come only with a 3.3-liter V-6 and five-speed automatic transmission. Exterior Designers of the second-generation model mixed convex and concave surfaces that flow through the length of the car. A redesigned front fascia imparts a squared-off stance that follows elements of Lexus' 2007 ES 350 sedan. Among its highlights are a taller air dam and smaller, more subtle fog lights. Rounded rear corners blend into an integrated bumper. The tail now features LED taillamps and a standard rear spoiler. Styling themes include an upswept belt line below the triangular rear quarter windows. Riding a 107.1-inch wheelbase, the Solara stretches to 192.5 inches long overall and stands 56.1 inches tall. All Solaras have all-disc brakes. The Sport model includes a modified suspension with stiffer springs, a six-piece body kit, a unique rear spoiler, 17-inch alloy wheels and aluminum-trimmed pedals. Interior Up to five people fit inside the Solara. For 2007, the instrument panel gets an electroluminescent display. Trunk space totals 12 cubic feet in the convertible. This Convertible Solara SLE model features woodgrain trim, XM Satellite Radio and a DVD-based navigation system with a 6.5-inch viewing screen. With its top up, the convertible offers an additional 2 inches of rear headroom compared with the coupe. Convertibles have a magnetic front seat-belt guide to ease access into the rear seat. Under the Hood This Solara has a 3.3-liter V-6 that produces 210 hp and 220 pounds-feet of torque. A five-speed automatic transmission teams with the V-6. Safety Antilock brakes and seat-mounted side-impact airbags are standard. Side curtain airbags are standard in coupes but unavailable in convertibles. An electronic stability system is optional for SLE models with the V-6. Driving Impressions In its first generation, the Solara coupe and convertible delivered an enjoyable road experience, coupled with ample performance and satisfactory handling talents. As expected, performance gets a boost with the extra output from Toyota's V-6. But overall, this quiet-running and rather refined Solara behaves essentially on par with its predecessor.