Hybrid Toyota Camry a 200-horsepower sleeper sedan

Toyota's midsize Camry sedan comes with four-cylinder or V6 gasoline engines, or a hybrid gasoline-electric drive system, getting significantly better fuel economy than its gasoline-only counterparts.

The 2016 Camry Hybrid shows Toyota's latest styling, with a big, lower air intake and badge bar connecting the front headlights.

The 2016 Camry Hybrid uses conventional halogen headlights, although LED headlights should be coming to a future generation, as other Toyota models are getting LEDs.

As a midsize sedan, the Camry Hybrid seats five in a roomy cabin.

The Camry Hybrid can only be had in front-wheel-drive.

Hybrid badges adorn the fenders, but styling calling out the car's hybrid drivetrain remains subtle.

The Camry model is one of Toyota's best-selling cars, and also the best-selling sedan in the US.

Toyota offers the Camry Hybrid in a couple of trim levels, with XLE being the highest.

The drivetrain combines a four-cylinder engine with an electric drive unit, making 200 horsepower and achieving 40 mpg average fuel economy under EPA ratings.

The Camry Hybrid is much more powerful than its four-cylinder gasoline-only counterpart and gets much greater fuel economy, making it a win-win.

In XLE trim, the Entune infotainment system, which features app integration, comes standard.