The Solara is generally viewed as a reliable vehicle. "Since it shares many parts with the nation's best-selling sedan, the Camry, this Toyota is unlikely to send you to the service department very often," says the New York Times.
What year Toyota Solara is the best?
The 2004 - 2007 Toyota Camry Solara is an excellent vehicle, all things considered. It is also a vehicle which has substituted the drama and passion of an involved driving experience to create a reliable but somewhat bland vehicle which is much more practical than some of the other used convertibles available.
Why did Toyota stop making the Solara convertible?
Due to poor sales in the midsize convertible market, Toyota won't be restarting production of its Camry Solara Convertible, which was last built in December 2008. The car will still be available in showrooms for at least the next two years, however, as Toyota has enough inventory on hand to last until that time.
How long will a Toyota Camry Solara last?
A survey from Consumer Reports has stated that, with proper care, the Toyota Camry can last more than 200,000 miles.
Is the Toyota Solara convertible a good car?
First introduced in 1999 as a more sophisticated sister to the Camry family sedan, the Toyota Solara coupe and convertible have quietly enjoyed the reputation of most Toyota cars -- reliable, well built and inoffensive-looking. The Solara's interior fit and finish is easily best in class.
Will Toyota bring back the Solara convertible?
Toyota has finally made the decision to stop producing the Solara Convertible. It's not likely to be missed. The Coupe model was discontinued last summer (in case you hadn't noticed), but Toyota decided to keep up convertible production as there were no other drop-top models in the entire company's vehicle lineup.
What was the last year for Toyota Solara convertible?
2008
Is a 2008 Toyota Solara a good car?
The 2008 Camry Solara delivers a smooth, comfortable, predictable ride, paired with spacious front and rear seating, and a massive trunk for the class. But its power and handling can't match the sports performance of some others in its class.
A survey from Consumer Reports has stated that, with proper care, the Toyota Camry can last more than 200,000 miles. The survey examined years of analysis, as well as reliability, road-test scores, and other ratings.