2007 Toyota Solara pricing announced



Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A., Inc., announced manufacturer's suggested retail prices (MSRP) for the 2007 Camry Solara Coupe and Convertible.

For 2007 model year, the Camry Solara receives one of Toyota's most extensive mid-year changes to date and raising the bar in the sporty coupe
segment. The 2007 Solara offers several exterior and interior styling changes, additional standard safety equipment, and enhanced audio and
convenience features.

Solara's exterior enhancements include newly designed halogen headlamps, grille, front bumper, and integrated fog lamps. From behind,
Solara will feature restyled LED tail lamps, bumper and rear spoiler. The Sport grade adds unique HID headlamps, 17-inch alloy wheels, front and rear under bumper spoilers, side rocker molding, rear spoiler and tailpipe
diffuser.

Inside, Solara adds newly designed optitron instrumentation with unique sport meters in Sport models, interior trim color and fabric, six-disc CD changer audio system with MP3 playing capability and an audio auxiliary
jack for connectivity to most portable music players, as standard equipment. SLE models get standard hands-free calling capability via
Bluetooth(TM) technology and all 2007 Solara's get seat mounted side airbags and curtain side airbags (curtain side airbags not on convertible)
along with a Direct Tire Pressure Monitoring System as standard equipment.

The standard powertrain for the 2007 Solara is a 155 horsepower, 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine with VVT-i. A powerful 3.3-liter V6
delivering 210 horsepower is also available.

With the additional standard equipment and performance upgrade, the 2007 Solara will receive an average MSRP increase of only $382 or 1.5 percent. The Solara SE with a four-cylinder engine will carry a base MSRP of $19,930 for the five-speed manual and $20,760 for the automatic. The price for the SE grade with the V6 and automatic transmission will be $22,260. The base MSRP for the Sport grade will range from $22,200 for the four-cylinder with a five-speed manual transmission to $24,530 for the V6
and automatic transmission. The MSRP for the premium SLE with a four-cylinder and automatic transmission will be $23,905. The MSRP for the
SLE V6 and automatic transmission will be $26,905.

The base MSRP for the Solara Convertible SE with a V6 and automatic transmission will be $27,190. The Solara Convertible SLE with a V6 and
automatic transmission will start at $30,460. The Solara Convertible Sport, a new model, with a V6 and automatic transmission will start at $29,460.

The new prices will take effect when the 2007 Solara goes on sale in early June.

Solara - Minor Changes

For 2007, Solara gets an improved 4-cylinder engine and numerous new options, New standard equipment includes LED tail lights, HID headlamps (Sport), unique 17" wheels (Sport), rear spoiler (SE and SLE), unique spoiler (Sport), MP3 Audio capability, voice activated Blue tooth interface with the JBL audio (SLE), 6 disc changer (SE and Sport) and curtain side airbags (Coupe Only). Desert Sand Mica paint is discontinued for 2007 and a new color, Magnetic Grey, is added.


LexusLexus - 5/27/2006 10:04:56 PM
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This car/coupe covertible is So Beautiful, No Wonder Potiac Copy it with their G6/Convertible.

Lexus


LexusLexus - 5/28/2006 12:47:13 AM
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Actually this model has been out 2 or 2 1/2 years already. They just added HID headlamp and that is all. Don't believe me go and search and find out.

Lexus


DiamondJimDiamondJim - 5/28/2006 12:54:40 AM
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Saw the FJ cruiser twice yesterday, once on the road and once passing by a dealership, and for 23-26K, i would much rather have the FJ Cruiser, only problem I am not liking about the FJ is that it doesn't have an engine immobilizer as standard to keept thieves at bay.


montzmontz - 5/28/2006 11:40:12 AM
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Toyota didnt copy this from the BMW 6. I dont know how you got that, the 6 is the nicest styled car under 100k other than the CLS.


LexusLexus - 5/29/2006 7:17:22 PM
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And find out that BMW copy Chrysler, don't belief go to the M6 video blog and read and look at the picture. BMW copy the 1994 Chrysler, go to the M6 video blog on this website and see. After all this smack talk but but BMW copy chrysler what ashame.

Lexus


Matthew1Matthew1 - 5/29/2006 11:37:08 PM
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So some blind poster gives us a picture of a Cirrus.

And? It looks nothing like a BMW 7-series.

Anyway, the Bangle bootlid design is merely one small design aspect wrapped up in a philosophy called 'flame-surfacing'. Was flame surfacing influenced by the Chrysler Cirrus? NO.

Don't submit an entire post based on what someone else on this site said. Gullible sheep.

By the way, I am not even a BMW fanatic. I just wholeheartedly disagree with your comments.


Matthew1Matthew1 - 5/29/2006 11:39:25 PM
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Should have read 6-series.


HyundaiHyundai - 5/29/2006 11:54:06 PM
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You have no idea what flame-surfacing is, do you? The Cirrus bootlid has nothing to do with flame-surfacing; they are completely seperate elements. Flame-surfacing has to do with how shading is created by machining concave and convex shapes in the sheet-metal. Why do you bring up flame-surfacing? What does it have to do with the Cirrus butt? Please, tell me. Ya know, denial ain't just a river! badum-cchhh ;)


HyundaiHyundai - 5/29/2006 11:56:11 PM
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Baaaanglesheep... Baaaaaanglesheep... Baaaaaa... Baaaaa-iluvbangle-Baaaaaa....


rackrack - 5/30/2006 12:20:06 AM
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Ok so you take a concept that has been around for a while and name it something catchy and "viola" it's an original idea. Bengals bmw designs are great in some areas, but I do not like the whole package.



rackrack - 5/30/2006 12:20:56 AM
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this looks more like the SC 430 than anything which was probably copied from one of bengals sketches on a bar napkin.



LexusLexus - 5/30/2006 1:40:13 AM
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Matt! this my opinion plus with the picture posted on the M6 blog video as a proof. So stop Kissing BMW Rear and accept the fact that BMW copy Chrysler. I'm not a bmw fanatic, whatever bro! stop living in the past where German and American rule the auto industry. It 2006 now, where Japanese auto Industry is taking over. By the way Toyota is going to replace GM as the largest auto manufatured in the world. We all know you dislike Toyota/Lexus because you Envy how Successful it has become. Soon it will surpass BMW/MB as well, so stop your Bitching and moaning and accept the fact. Every auto industry copy other auto company and add a little style of their own, that the great thing about it. BMW still a great cars like other MB but they just happen to break alot to compare Japanese cars. Not just Asian but alot of white folk and rich one to are trading in their car for a Toyota or even a Lexus. Why? because they are more realible, look better, safer, less mechanical problem, and they are fresh.

Can you Smell what is Cookin? hmmm......smell like a new Lexus IS 450/500 GT and the LF-A/GT with 500+ hp. Ah....ha.. ha.. ha.. ha... ha.. Toyota/Lexus and other Japanese cars is taking over the auto industry.


p.s. by the way, I also Disagree with everything you say Matt.

Lexus


Matthew1Matthew1 - 5/30/2006 1:42:52 AM
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...is why there is such a fuss over the bangle-butt anyway.

It's not like BMW mentions it in their marketing blurbs, it's a phenomenon started by people like you.

And for the record, I know full well what flame-surfacing is. And the 6-series bootlid has it. The sharp crease that runs over the boot from the tail-lights is a form of flame-surfacing, the way light reacts with the two planes.


HyundaiHyundai - 5/30/2006 8:48:09 AM
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You can add flame-surfacing to practically any part of a car. The flame-surfacing was something added after the fact. It's not like you design the flame-surfacing first and THEN the major design elements.


HyundaiHyundai - 5/30/2006 9:51:22 PM
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You will find many people with screws loose around here. This refresh does take a lot of styling cues from the SC 430. From what I can see, there is no more bulge between the middle and back above the fender flare now? That is the impression I get from the photo.


HyundaiHyundai - 5/31/2006 6:44:57 PM
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HyundaiHyundai - 6/1/2006 12:00:30 AM
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I don't own a Solara, but I own an 04' Toyota Corolla. Talk about wind problems and body roll!


beryl49beryl49 - 7/28/2006 6:08:56 PM
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So much trashing of the Solara. Mine is an '04 V-6 coupe. Added TRD racing exhaust (about $600) and HP air filter. 0-60 in six seconds. Had it doing 145 mph on the Indian reservation and it wasn't even topped out. 26 mpg overall -- city and highway. Extremely comfortable seats. OK -- doesn't handle as well as my '73 Alfetta, but tire upgrade helped a lot. Many compliments on it's styling, too. All this for $21k. Is it worth the money? You bet! Why waste an additional $40k on Lexus or Beamer? Flame away!


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