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"  The 2011 Toyota Camry Hybrid is a comfortable, spacious sedan for family trips, everyday errands, and commuting. It&amp;#039;s quiet, super-smooth ride and intuitive controls are major plusses, making it our top pick for a roomy family car. The Camry&amp;#039;s room, comfort and size came at a price though, as it handles like the big car it is. As with all Toyota/Lexus hybrids in our GHRI tests, the refined engine and powertrain were quiet, smooth, and, in the case of the Camry hybrid, impressively powerful. At the same time, a curvy road put us a little on edge, with the Camry&amp;#039;s loose steering and soft suspension, meaning this vehicle may not be a good choice for enthusiast drivers in your family. A sizeable trunk was ample for storage in most cases. Parking took a little more concentration than in most cars, and we took issue with the small side mirrors both in the parking lot and on the road. That said, the Camry won&amp;#039;t disappoint for long commutes, lots of cargo, and bumpy roads. Toyota&amp;#039;s venerable family car proved itself a worthy contender in hybrid trim, and came in among the highest rated of the family cars in our tests. The Camry Hybrid received the highest score in comfort and roominess, and our 6&amp;#039;1&amp;quot; engineer had more than enough legroom in the car, even in the back. Still our consumer testers faulted the car&amp;#039;s somewhat bland styling. The Camry&amp;#039;s reasonably simple controls were easy to use, but we had trouble using the hands-free calling interface. Fuel Economy (City/Highway/Combined): 31/35/33 mpg  Size Class: Midsize  Drivetrain: Gas-Electric Hybrid  Base Price: $27,810 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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