According to USA Today, Consumer Reports tested the base four-cylinder Camry LE, the V6 Camry XLE and the Hybrid XLE. The Camry lineup earned the Consumer Reports recommendation because of its improved interior quality, good handling and outstanding fuel economy. The Camry Hybrid's highest EPA-estimated ratings are 43/29 mpg city/highway, and the base Camry has the highest non-hybrid, non-diesel fuel economy ratings of 25/35 mpg among affordable midsize cars.

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The new Tacoma has a starting price of $17,685, with a wide variety of optional upgrades, bringing up the price to $28,645, depending on the options. The Tacoma is one of the few small trucks still available