Performance and Efficiency Specifications

• The 2006 Toyota Camry boasts a 2,363 cubic centimeter, 2.4-liter engine, and a multi-point injection fuel system, according to MotorTrend. The Camry also gets an EPA estimated 33 miles per gallon on the highway, and 24 miles per gallon in city driving conditions. The 18.5-gallon gasoline tank takes unleaded 87 fuel, as well.
  
  

Handling, Riding, and Braking Specs

• According to MotorTrend, as with most Toyota models, the 2006 Camry comes standard with a four-wheel anti-lock brake system. There are two disc brakes, including two ventilated discs, along with electronic brake distribution. A space-saving internal spare wheel is in the trunk, as well. The Camry has independent strut front and rear suspension, with a stabilizer bar and coil springs.
  
  

Exterior and Aerodynamic Specs

• The 2006 Toyota Camry will not leave you wanting more out of an exterior, as it boasts body side molding, body color front and rear bumpers, and daytime running lights, according to MotorTrend. As far as external dimensions, the Camry has an overall length of 189.2 inches, an overall width of 70.7 inches, and an overall height of 58.7 inches. The car also comes with halogen bulb headlights and a rear window defogger.
  
  

Interior Standards and Specs

• Interior features are often a way to attract you. The 2006 Toyota Camry comes with a wide range of features. According to MotorTrend, the car comes standard with air-conditioning, cruise control, and a six-speaker sound system, with an AM/FM radio and CD player. Interior dimensions are often an important factor for car buyers. The Camry offers 39.2 inches of front headroom, and 38.4 inches of rear seat head room. According to MotorTrend, front legroom is 41.6 inches, and rear legroom tops out at 37.8 inches.
  
  

Standard Safety Features

• Safety is an important part of a car's overall value. Car companies test their vehicles relentlessly to boost safety levels. The 2006 Toyota Camry offers a wide variety of safety features, all of which come standard. For example, the Camry comes standard with driver and passenger airbags, a four-wheel anti-locking brake system, and daytime running lights. According to MotorTrend, the 2006 Toyota Camry received five out of five points in both driver and passenger frontal impact situations. However, that number dropped to four out of five and three out of five, respectively, for a frontal side impact and a rear side impact.