* Drag coefficient varies by model: Even within the same year and model (Camry), different trim levels and engine options can have slight variations in their aerodynamic design, affecting the drag coefficient.
* Limited public data: While some manufacturers may publish this information, it's not always readily available for older models.
* Testing conditions matter: The drag coefficient is determined in controlled wind tunnel tests, and the specific conditions (air density, wind speed, etc.) can influence the result.
How to find the information:
1. Check your owner's manual: Some manufacturers include this data in their owner's manuals.
2. Contact Toyota: You could contact Toyota directly and inquire about the drag coefficient for your specific 2009 Camry model.
3. Search online resources: There are automotive databases and websites that may have this information. Be sure to specify the exact year, model, and trim level for accurate results.
Remember that even if you find a figure, it's important to consider the potential for variation based on the factors mentioned above.
