Camry hybrid

[atomicradish]

BMW takes the cake. If I had the money to buy a BMW, FE would mean nothing to me. I'd drive the fastest car and burn the most fuel.

I'm only concerned about FE due to personal finances, not for environmental protection.

[MetroMPG]

Originally Posted by MetroMPG

...upper/lower indicated P&G speeds as the Camry (55/25 km/h)...

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Bro in-law says he doesn't regret not getting the BMW. Reason: you can have fun doing what the Camry does best all the time. If you do what the BMW does best all the time, you'll lose your licence.

[omgwtfbyobbq]

Heh, gotta add km/h to my searches next time.

[thisisntjared]

Originally Posted by atomicradish

BMW takes the cake. If I had the money to buy a BMW, FE would mean nothing to me. I'd drive the fastest car and burn the most fuel.

I'm only concerned about FE due to personal finances, not for environmental protection.

...bmws are not the fastest cars by any means. as i said earlier, bmw is not what it used to be.

[atomicradish]

Originally Posted by thisisntjared

...bmws are not the fastest cars by any means. as i said earlier, bmw is not what it used to be.

True, but of those two it is.

[thisisntjared]

its a 325i. its really not fast at all, it just handles nicely.

[MetroMPG]

Did about a 1000 km trip with my sister in her Camry.

The tank there: about 6.1 L/100 km (37.9 mpg US), maybe 25&#37; urban / 75% freeway, into a light (<15 km/h) headwind, with A/C. Driving conservatively.