Girl power at Mets spring training |
Two weeks ago, Toyota brought me to Florida to drive a few cars and take in a couple of spring training baseball games.
Not my usual sight on a run |
But first, the road trip
We spent the night in Jupiter after going to a Mets away game, and drove to Orlando, where the Marlins play.Greek salad |
Warm goat cheese at The Woods |
Comfy bed at Wyndham Grand Jupiter |
Toyota Camry
Pool and hot tub at Wyndham |
I didn't have a chance to drive the hybrid, which gets 47 miles per gallon, but the 39 mpg on the highway for the regular gas model is still impressive for a mid size sedan. It gets 28 in the city.
The Camry has a lower roof line, but the same amount of head room; you sit a little lower, and can almost pretend you are driving a sports car.
Back up camera and that red leather |
Technology updates
But the Camry has advanced tech like a valet mode so when you leave your keys with a valet, you can get a notification if the car is driven further, or faster, than it should be.[This is also a way to spy on your kids].
Cloud based services
GPS is great, but when a business closes, or a road asunder construction, you don't always get the most up to date info. The Camry has cloud based service that constantly updates.With this kind of connection, a dealer can also let you know if your car needs service, or if there's a recall.
Maybe in the future, it can also keep you updated on the baseball score.
Note: I was a guest of Toyota, which covered my travel, food and accommodations. Opinions expressed are my own.
I'm really grateful for how much my Prius contributes to my driving. Not self-driving by any means, but the warnings about lanes, about traffic behind me, about when it might be time to take a break - all valuable.
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