2001 Toyota Camry

CNG Compressed Natural Gas Sedan

2.2 Liter

Automatic

JT2BN22K510001238

Clear

CNG

Normal.dotm 0 0 1 332 1897 CBS Interactive 15 3 2329 12.0 0 false 18 pt 18 pt 0 0 false false false This 2001 Toyota Camry CNG is in excellent condition. It runs only on CNG (compressed natural gas). It is super reliable, smooth and quiet. Why settle for a Honda Civic CNG when you can drive a comfortable Camry? The Camry CNG is very rare and hard to find. Toyota only made 300 of these from 1999 to 2001. Supposedly they cost too much to make and there was not enough profit. With only 92,712 miles, you will not find a nicer example of a Camry CNG. Also, this may be the only Camry CNG out there with a moonroof! It must have been a very rare option, as I have never seen or heard of another. As an Ultra Low Emission Vehicle (ULEV), this car qualifies for carpool lane driving without a passenger. It gets 28 mpg highway, and with its larger 11.4 GGE (gas gallon equivalent) fuel tank, it has a range of 220 to 270 miles. You will save a lot of money on fuel – CNG is as low as $2.25 per gallon in the Los Angeles area. Fill your tank for $25 and go up to 270 miles! Plus you’ll be doing your part to save the planet, as natural gas vehicles improve air quality through dramatically lower emissions. This is a smoke-free, pet-free, accident-free California vehicle. It has a clean title, clean CarFax, and current registration through June 2016. • 2.2 liter 4-cylinder engine • Automatic • Cold AC • Cruise control • Power windows, locks, mirrors • Power Moonroof • CD/Cassette • Replaced timing belt • Head gasket done The paint is original and practically perfect, except for the front bumper, which has some oxidation. The body is remarkably straight and ding-free, except for one small 3 x 3 inch dent at the right rear corner of the trunk lid, which is pretty much invisible from most angles. The interior is immaculate, with no rips, tears, stains, or odors. There is no visible wear, and it actually looks like a brand new car. I bought an OEM rear spoiler with center brake light, but never got around to installing it. I will include it if the buyer wants. PLEASE NOTE: The fuel tank is marked with an expiration date of September 2015. However, this vehicle was in storage for 3 years with no fuel in the tank, which should extend its useability by at least that much. I paid over $11,000 for this car in 2012, and I’ve only driven it about 400 miles. My loss is your gain! Please feel free to call Brian with questions at 818-400-6199.