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Toyota announced a raft of mid-model year price increases today for cars and trucks across its lineup and including the Lexus brand, as well. You can check out all the increases below and after the jump, though note that the only 2009 model to receive an increase is the Camry, which goes up by $200 to $18,920 for the gas model and $300 to $25,650 for the Camry Hybrid. Also note that the little Yaris and popular Prius received price increases. The 2008 Yaris sedan is up $200 to $12,425, the Yaris liftback up $200 to $11,550 and the Prius is up $400 to $21,500. This comes after an amazing month of sales in April for both gas sippers in which 45.9% more Yaris and 53.8% more Priuses were sold on average per day.

Toyota (not including $660-685 for delivery charges)
2008 Yaris – (sedan) up $200 to $12,425 and (liftback) up $200 to $11,550
2008 Prius - up $400 to $21,500
2009 Camry – up $200 to $18,920 (Hybrid up $300 to $25,650)
2008 Solara Coupe and Convertible – up $250 to $20,180 and $27,440, respectively
2008 RAV4 – up $250 to $21,500
2008 Highlander – up $200 to $27,500 (Hybrid up $500 to $34,200)
2008 FJ Cruiser – up $500 to $23,045
2008 Tundra – up $100 to $24,440

Follow the jump for a list of Lexus price increases, as well as the official word from Toyota with more details on the price increases.

[Source: Toyota]