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I feel so sad, if I had known, I won't have listened to advice from people.

My friend and I bought our first car together, deep late last year. (October). We all decided to buy a Toyota Camry with emphasis on the 2010/2011 model (Because of the unique driving experience it gives you when compared to the 2007/2008/2009 model).

My friend got a 2010 Hybrid edition, while I bought a 2011 XLE V4 edition, I wanted to go for the Hybrid editions, but a lot of people kept advising me on getting it, saying it would be hard/expensive to maintain and in some cases I may need to remove the Hybrid abilities of the car and replace it with a conventional engine. But, yesterday I almost cried because I got to see my friends car for the first time yesterday and I got the opportunity to drive it. My God, it was the best car I have ever driven, the torque is not in this world, the engine is sound, put your legs on the accelerator and here it goes, it consumes less fuel (He spends 3K on fuel weekly driving from Ajah to the mainland on the daily basis) and it eco-friendly.

I wish I didn't listen to anyone.

FrankLampard:
I feel so sad, if I had known, I won't have listened to advice from people.

My friend and I bought our first car together, deep late last year. (October). We all decided to buy a Toyota Camry with emphasis on the 2010/2011 model (Because of the unique driving experience it gives you when compared to the 2007/2008/2009 model).

My friend got a 2010 Hybrid edition, while I bought a 2011 XLE V4 edition, I wanted to go for the Hybrid editions, but a lot of people kept advising me on getting it, saying it would be hard/expensive to maintain and in some cases I may need to remove the Hybrid abilities of the car and replace it with a conventional engine. But, yesterday I almost cried because I got to see my friends car for the first time yesterday and I got the opportunity to drive it. My God, it was the best car I have ever driven, the torque is not in this world, the engine is sound, put your legs on the accelerator and here it goes, it consumes less fuel (He spends 3K on fuel weekly driving from Ajah to the mainland on the daily basis) and it eco-friendly.

I wish I didn't listen to anyone.

Sorry. Take heart. E go better

FrankLampard:
I feel so sad, if I had known, I won't have listened to advice from people.

My friend and I bought our first car together, deep late last year. (October). We all decided to buy a Toyota Camry with emphasis on the 2010/2011 model (Because of the unique driving experience it gives you when compared to the 2007/2008/2009 model).

My friend got a 2010 Hybrid edition, while I bought a 2011 XLE V4 edition, I wanted to go for the Hybrid editions, but a lot of people kept advising me on getting it, saying it would be hard/expensive to maintain and in some cases I may need to remove the Hybrid abilities of the car and replace it with a conventional engine. But, yesterday I almost cried because I got to see my friends car for the first time yesterday and I got the opportunity to drive it. My God, it was the best car I have ever driven, the torque is not in this world, the engine is sound, put your legs on the accelerator and here it goes, it consumes less fuel (He spends 3K on fuel weekly driving from Ajah to the mainland on the daily basis) and it eco-friendly.

I wish I didn't listen to anyone.

This is how witchcraft begins

Always follow your instincts

He who laughs last, laughs best.

like I've said if you've driven hybrid car you won't want to drive any other car than hybrid, eco friendly, less fuel consumption, electric steering, less expensive (if you know the right person) etc

yungdoc12:
like I've said if you've driven hybrid car you won't want to drive any other car than hybrid, eco friendly, less fuel consumption, electric steering, less expensive (if you know the right person) etc

Not true. I'd rather drive non hybrid.

Next time do your research well...
Take a decision, and stick to it like Aradite.

FrankLampard:
I feel so sad, if I had known, I won't have listened to advice from people.

My friend and I bought our first car together, deep late last year. (October). We all decided to buy a Toyota Camry with emphasis on the 2010/2011 model (Because of the unique driving experience it gives you when compared to the 2007/2008/2009 model).

My friend got a 2010 Hybrid edition, while I bought a 2011 XLE V4 edition, I wanted to go for the Hybrid editions, but a lot of people kept advising me on getting it, saying it would be hard/expensive to maintain and in some cases I may need to remove the Hybrid abilities of the car and replace it with a conventional engine. But, yesterday I almost cried because I got to see my friends car for the first time yesterday and I got the opportunity to drive it. My God, it was the best car I have ever driven, the torque is not in this world, the engine is sound, put your legs on the accelerator and here it goes, it consumes less fuel (He spends 3K on fuel weekly driving from Ajah to the mainland on the daily basis) and it eco-friendly.

I wish I didn't listen to anyone.

Don't worry when it's time to change the hybrid battery, he will tell you how far. Then if one useless mechanic come dance gobe on top am, you will him to cry on his behalf then

Fooolishbuharri:


Don't worry when it's time to change the hybrid battery, he will tell you how far. Then if one useless mechanic come dance gobe on top am, you will him to cry on his behalf then

Fooolishbuharri:


Don't worry when it's time to change the hybrid battery, he will tell you how far. Then if one useless mechanic come dance gobe on top am, you will him to cry on his behalf then

Well said, I know a good mechanics that help replace the battery with less effort on price.

yungdoc12:
like I've said if you've driven hybrid car you won't want to drive any other car than hybrid, eco friendly, less fuel consumption, electric steering, less expensive (if you know the right person) etc

Not true. I've owned the 2015 camry Hybrid and non hybrid, and I can tell you that the Non Hybrid is way smoother and efficient even though the hybrid gets better mpg.

Nice advert.

FrankLampard:
I feel so sad, if I had known, I won't have listened to advice from people.

My friend and I bought our first car together, deep late last year. (October). We all decided to buy a Toyota Camry with emphasis on the 2010/2011 model (Because of the unique driving experience it gives you when compared to the 2007/2008/2009 model).

My friend got a 2010 Hybrid edition, while I bought a 2011 XLE V4 edition, I wanted to go for the Hybrid editions, but a lot of people kept advising me on getting it, saying it would be hard/expensive to maintain and in some cases I may need to remove the Hybrid abilities of the car and replace it with a conventional engine. But, yesterday I almost cried because I got to see my friends car for the first time yesterday and I got the opportunity to drive it. My God, it was the best car I have ever driven, the torque is not in this world, the engine is sound, put your legs on the accelerator and here it goes, it consumes less fuel (He spends 3K on fuel weekly driving from Ajah to the mainland on the daily basis) and it eco-friendly.

I wish I didn't listen to anyone.

Hybrid is meant for someone who has a car and wanna add more to it. It's not advisable to own just 1 hybrid car because the day it will disappoint you won't be funny.

Btw, I'm tired of Toyota cos of their wack interior

Readonee35L:

Not true. I've owned the 2015 camry Hybrid and non hybrid, and I can tell you that the Non Hybrid is way smoother and efficient even though the hybrid gets better mpg.

Thanks for this wonderful submission

To me there's more to car than mpg

If it's all about mpg, then it's better to use danfo for commuting instead of private car

Spirit of envy, pray against it op

FrankLampard:
I feel so sad, if I had known, I won't have listened to advice from people.

My friend and I bought our first car together, deep late last year. (October). We all decided to buy a Toyota Camry with emphasis on the 2010/2011 model (Because of the unique driving experience it gives you when compared to the 2007/2008/2009 model).

My friend got a 2010 Hybrid edition, while I bought a 2011 XLE V4 edition, I wanted to go for the Hybrid editions, but a lot of people kept advising me on getting it, saying it would be hard/expensive to maintain and in some cases I may need to remove the Hybrid abilities of the car and replace it with a conventional engine. But, yesterday I almost cried because I got to see my friends car for the first time yesterday and I got the opportunity to drive it. My God, it was the best car I have ever driven, the torque is not in this world, the engine is sound, put your legs on the accelerator and here it goes, it consumes less fuel (He spends 3K on fuel weekly driving from Ajah to the mainland on the daily basis) and it eco-friendly.

I wish I didn't listen to anyone.

Frank Lampard dey cry A whole frank Lampard? A professional english football manager? I don't believe it.. Anyways extend my greetings to your lovely wife Christine Lampard.

Readonee35L:

Not true. I've owned the 2015 camry Hybrid and non hybrid, and I can tell you that the Non Hybrid is way smoother and efficient even though the hybrid gets better mpg.

Is Toyota Camry 2015 a good car

I want to buy a foreign used version.. my first time.

What should I inspect when going to buy it

You should always test drive your option to know your fit.
The hybrid is more expensive than than non hybrid and engine tends to last longer than non hybrid because it is not always running

udemzyudex:
Nice advert.

To what sir?

yesloaded:


Hybrid is meant for someone who has a car and wanna add more to it. It's not advisable to own just 1 hybrid car because the day it will disappoint you won't be funny.

Btw, I'm tired of Toyota cos of their wack interior

I don't think so sir. This mentality is what has made Hybrid cars not successful in Nigeria. We should embrace it. On the long run I think buying it will save you alot from buying fuel all the time.

Well the only reason I feel Hybrid cars are not accepted here is because we don't have good mechanics to take car of it. Same thing will happen to Tesla and other electric options when they come to the country.

padi94:
Spirit of envy, pray against it op

9ja mentality sha

BKsoul:
Frank Lampard dey cry A whole frank Lampard? A professional english football manager? I don't believe it.. Anyways extend my greetings to your lovely wife Christine Lampard.

sultaan:
You should always test drive your option to know your fit.
The hybrid is more expensive than than non hybrid and engine tends to last longer than non hybrid because it is not always running

Exactly my thoughts. When I wanted to buy I noticed that most car dealers don't import Hybrid cars you just have to do it yourself. So the option of doing a test drive was out of it.

Basically, I followed reviews I got from people around to decide the best option for me.

yesloaded:


Hybrid is meant for someone who has a car and wanna add more to it. It's not advisable to own just 1 hybrid car because the day it will disappoint you won't be funny.

Btw, I'm tired of Toyota cos of their wack interior

The Toyota Hybrid won't disappoint you out of the blue. Even with hybrid issues , it will still drive.

Kewtt:

Not true. I'd rather drive non hybrid.

you've never driven hybrid before, those who has we know what I'm saying

Readonee35L:

Not true. I've owned the 2015 camry Hybrid and non hybrid, and I can tell you that the Non Hybrid is way smoother and efficient even though the hybrid gets better mpg.

wow!! you mean 2015 Camry hybrid and your saying this which is non possible..

Readonee35L:

The Toyota Hybrid won't disappoint you out of the blue. Even with hybrid issues , it will still drive.

Thank you

Please shed more lights and what and what to do to avoid hybrid issue maybe I can go for one

A friend wants to buy a hybrid toyota camry. . But he lives in a water logged area .... is it advisable for him to buy it

Kingsdave:
A friend wants to buy a hybrid toyota camry. . But he lives in a water logged area .... is it advisable for him to buy it

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