December 8, 2011 3:29 PM PST

The Good: The voice order network in the 2012 Toyota Camry XLS supports dial by name with the phone network and artist/album solicit from unstable song players. Data services such as fuel prices, weather, and traffic advance in by heavenly body radio, whilst Entune supports Bing searches, Pandora radio, and other apps.

The Bad: Entune is frequently slow, and the automobile did not wish to agree to the iPhone 3G S by its cabled connection. The engine’s power and fuel manage to buy are usually average, as Toyota has not pushed in to more effective technologies.

The Bottom Line: The 2012 Toyota Camry XLE lives up to the plain repute of the model, but the new Entune system’s problems kept it from berth tech excellence. Overall, the Camry Hybrid seems a ample improved gamble for fuel manage to buy and power.

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