TOYOTA: Toyota Solara Convertible

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In the early 1970s, my parents traded in a dilapidated old green Ford Falcon wagon and bought a brown Toyota station wagon. It was our family's first new car. I recall that the Toyota was purchased at a time when we needed the best car we could afford for With an attempt at injecting some fun and excitement into the Toyota Camry lineup, the Toyota Camry Solara (Toyota Solara for short Checking out a Solara Convertible? Inspect the roof mechanism thoroughly. Rips, tears, abrasions and duct-tape patches after an outcry from dealers and buyers the Japanese automaker has changed its mind and will keep the Camry Solara drop-top in production for another two years. TRAVERSE CITY, MI – Toyota Motor Corp. has decided to give its Camry Solara convertible a reprieve in the U.S. market, an official says here at the 2008 Management Briefing Seminars. The Camry-based Solara ragtop was set to go out of production this year Built in Canada, and in conjunction with ASC (primarily known for its factory sunroof installations), the Solara isn't the structurally stiffest convertible on the market. It's fine on smooth pavement, but railroad tracks and potholes will set the body We here at CarBuzz found the Toyota Camry Solara of yore a bit bland, dull and boring. The convertible had a very grounded reputation of being the car that soccer moms drove after the kids had grown up and left the house. Well if you could imagine what a .

CONVERTIBLE 2008 toyota solara convertible, $16300, Excellent condition stored in garage in Calif. just brought to Utah. Loaded accessories, Automatic, CD stereo, xm antenna, New tires, brakes, leather heated seats, top cover and wind break when down Dear Tom and Ray: I want one more crack at a convertible, having had a wonderful Dodge Dart convertible in earlier years (It was stolen in Detroit when I left it with a company to replace the top and they parked it on the street – boo hoo!) Background: I The Solara is, however, Toyota’s only convertible, so the automaker has made a rational decision to stay in the segment. The Solara was last redesigned for 2004, and it’s based on a nearly 7-year-old platform. Without a major redesign coming soon Expect to pay a bit more for the convertible, but you get panoramic views and a more airy cabin. You could even get a TRD supercharger put on your Solara. Car and Driver hit zero to sixty in 6.3 seconds with this kit. .