2007 Toyota Camry

Sedan

Automatic

JTNBB46K873001226

Clear

Gasoline

Year: 2007Transmission: AutomaticMileage: 157,000Color: BlueInterior Color: GreyTest Drive Location: I live in a Townhouse near Fair Oaks Mall/Wegmans, Fairfax, VA area.Exactly 12 years ago (May 1st, 2006) I bought a brand new 2007 Fully Loaded/Optioned Toyota Camry Hybrid straight from the Toyota Dealership. I am the original owner and I paid around $34,000 for it. It is a hybrid so it has an electric engine and a gas engine. (The gas engine kicks in when you are going over 40 miles an hour or accelerate quickly. It uses the electric engine when you are going slower, coasting, in traffic or even stopped at a stop light. That is where you get your good gas mileage over a fully gas car...Fully Loaded Highlights:- 2 Years ago I put a brand new, $1500 Top of the 7" Line Pioneer AVIC-8100NEX Head Unit in that is Pioneer's best Android Auto and Apple Car Play unit - it has Sirius XM, Pandora as well as Bluetooth Audio with dedicated microphone as well as of course Pioneer Navigation. When you use Android Auto or Apple CarPlay with your phone - text messages come in and they are read by the computer and you can respond with your voice. You can also start navigation and music and other apps with your voice. You can see the specs and features of this head unit here:https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/NEX/AVIC-8100NEX- Leather Seats- Heated Seats- Power Everything: Windows, Seats etc- Advanced JBL speakers- Power SunroofThe car gets 40 city / 38 highway mpg. The worse I have seen it get on the gas engine side is 33 mpg. If you are not driving super fast - you get between 35-40mpg (and the car will tell you that and even congratulate you on the electronic planel) so that is great gas savings - especially with gas prices approaching $3 a gallon. I just had both the state inspection done (and it passed - has passed 12 straight years) and emissions done on April 2nd. The car's mileage is about 157,000 miles. Most Toyota Camry's drive at least 250,000 miles if not more (some have gone way over 300K). The car sat inside of a garage for 12 years. I always did all scheduled maintenance AND oil changes. I have the maintenance history from 2010 to present of the car printed out for the prospective buyer to review. The car was in a very minor accident about 7 years ago. I rear ended a car on 66 at a slow speed. The accident had no impact on the car itself - the front bumper area basically came off and I paid $1500 and got an entire new front bumper area straight from Toyota and had a body shop replace the old one for the new one. The blue paint does have some scrapes here and there - nothing major but is to be expected for a 12 year old car. There is nothing wrong with the engine or anything else in the car mechanically. There are 4 newer tires on the car that are about 5 months old. The brakes are only about half worn so you won't need to replace them for awhile.