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Toyota Camry Solara Experts

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Toyota Camry Solara Model Overview

Toyota Camry Solara Questions

botchickcfl
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No Power To Rear Defogger

defogger has continuity, light in temp control goes on, no power to defog terminals

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JJC_1
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1999 Toyota Solara With New Uniroyal Tiger Paws With Excessive Noise. Beari...

1999 Toyota Solara with new Uniroyal Tiger Paws with thumping noise. The bearings and brakes have been checked. BJ's has rebalanced tires and that has not resolved it.

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TonyBonce
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Timing Belt Replacement

I'm approaching 90,000 miles and time to have the timing belt replaced. I have had several quotes anywhere from $375.00 to $1000.00. Some automatically include replacing the water pump at the sam ti...

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Steiner
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I Have A 2007 Toyota Solara. It Runs And Starts. But When I Press On The Ga...

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slowjazz
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Why Would A 2006 Solara With Only 62000 Miles Need An Alternator

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About the Toyota Camry Solara

The Camry Solara is a two-door coupe based on Toyota's best-selling four-door sedan. First introduced in 1998, the second-generation Solara went on the market in 2004. The Camry Solara is a sporty car for Camry fans who want something a little flashier than a sedan but still want the reputation and reliability of the Camry. .

The Camry Solara started out life simply as the Camry Coupe and was part of the Camry lineup. Toyota discontinued the Camry coupe in 1997, but introduced the Solara in 1999 to compete with the likes of the Honda Accord coupe and the Chrysler Sebring.  

The Solara looks quite different from the Camry sedan, and while they share an engine, the Solara has a stiffer suspension. It is also available with sportier options, like 17-inch wheels. The Solara is also available as a convertible.

The Solara is marketed as a sports car, but doesn't have the same kind of appeal as the Supra or Celica. It has a bit of a reputation as an old person's car.