None of the dealers here (bay area, CA) have any pricing info for options yet, so they claim.

It's my experience that Toyota and Lexus ship most of their upper end cars to Northern CA with all the options and so you don't have a choice But I am tall so I don't want the moonroof interfering with the headroom.

I just read the Road & Track article about the Camry Hybrid, and it sounds great. Amazing they can get so much better performance out of the car compared with the ford escape hybrid since they weigh the same...

jason

Package 2 is $29156 including delivery. I believe navigation is $1200 extra, and I'm pretty sure that's the only thing missing in package 2, so the fully-loaded model should perhaps be around $30400.

Oh, and you're out of luck if you want to mix and match options, at least for now, because those are the only available packages, from what I understand, in California. Different ones are available in different regions based on the surveys and testing Toyota did beforehand... like, in some areas even package #1 has heated side mirrors.

OK, dumb question - what do the different Packages come with? I can't find that info on the Toyota website; every time I open up the Flash presentations they do not display correctly, I suspect something wrong with my computer at work...

jason

I know which packages southern California gets. Northern California is probably the same, in which case:

Package #1:
$199 - Floor Mats

Package #2:
$1300 - Leather Package
$940 - Moonroof
$277 - Preferred Accessory Package
$70 - Emergency Assistance Kit
$59 - Wheel Locks
$30 - Heated Mirrors

Package 3:
(Everything)

Thanks for the info.

So far, one local Toyota dealer got two TCH but sold them already, and none of them have any to drive, although a few said they are hoping to have a demo this week.

The funny thing is I called 4 dealers up here in Portland yesterday and none of them knew anything about this package 1,2 or 3 stuff. One Internet Manager (is everyone at a dealership a manager) specifically told me this car is not being sold in packages like other vehicles and he could tell by looking at the impending deliveries which had options scatterred across the vehicles. I have to just take their word at it.

It is also really tough up here right now to get a test drive. People are putting holds on all coming vehicles so none are free to take for a spin. Well almost all. There were allegedly two here in the region just off the truck last night available but I had other commitments in the evening.