Toyota Convertible Solara

Toyota Convertible Solara FAQ

Is a toyota solara a reliable car?

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.

Does toyota still make the solara?

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.

Did they discontinue the toyota solara?

The Solara was Toyota's response to Honda Accord coupe, and it was also available in the convertible variant. The production of the Solara spanned 2 generations - 1999-2003 and 2003 - 2008. In 2008, it was discontinued. The reason for discontinued Toyota Car was because it did not feel sporty due to poor handling and significant body-shake.

Does toyota make a convertible?

For one of the largest car makers in the world Toyota have produced relatively few convertible cars. Those of note include the Toyota Celica Convertible, the Toyota Camry Solara and the third generation of the MR2. The MR2 Roadster was a great little car with a mid-engine and taut handling at a very attractive price.