Toyota reveals 2017 Prius Prime
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#34
Here is my big problem with the Prius. For such a high premium, you are not getting much more car for the money aside for the better fuel economy compared to a Camry or a Corolla. And you are not getting much better performance when it comes to driving. If the Prius had sub 7-8 seconds acceleration times to 60MPH along with fuel economy benefits, then I could see the value.
#35
Here is my big problem with the Prius. For such a high premium, you are not getting much more car for the money aside for the better fuel economy compared to a Camry or a Corolla. And you are not getting much better performance when it comes to driving. If the Prius had sub 7-8 seconds acceleration times to 60MPH along with fuel economy benefits, then I could see the value.
MPG? Camry is 29 mpg combined for the 4-banger and the Prius is 52mpg combined. HUGE difference.
And although you care about performance, the Prius could care less. You surely are not its target market.
#36
Here is my big problem with the Prius. For such a high premium, you are not getting much more car for the money aside for the better fuel economy compared to a Camry or a Corolla. And you are not getting much better performance when it comes to driving. If the Prius had sub 7-8 seconds acceleration times to 60MPH along with fuel economy benefits, then I could see the value.
#38
High premium? The Camry starts at $23k and the Prius starts at $24k. Not a huge difference.
MPG? Camry is 29 mpg combined for the 4-banger and the Prius is 52mpg combined. HUGE difference.
And although you care about performance, the Prius could care less. You surely are not its target market.
MPG? Camry is 29 mpg combined for the 4-banger and the Prius is 52mpg combined. HUGE difference.
And although you care about performance, the Prius could care less. You surely are not its target market.
#41
Adaptive LED high beam won't be available in the U.S.
#43
so i'm still trying to understand this model... it's basically a regular prius with a nice makeover in and out, is that right?
certainly looks a billion times better than regular prius, here:
http://www.toyota.com/upcoming-vehicles/prius-prime/
certainly looks a billion times better than regular prius, here:
http://www.toyota.com/upcoming-vehicles/prius-prime/
#44
so i'm still trying to understand this model... it's basically a regular prius with a nice makeover in and out, is that right?
certainly looks a billion times better than regular prius, here:
http://www.toyota.com/upcoming-vehicles/prius-prime/
certainly looks a billion times better than regular prius, here:
http://www.toyota.com/upcoming-vehicles/prius-prime/
#45
that's over 3" higher, and reg prius isn't roomy for cargo to begin with. hard to know why they bother.
because it isn't like a volt, which is ONLY driven by the electric motor, with the ice only there as a generator.
thanks. looks like it may have 2 batteries? one charged by hybrid and other charged by a plug?
regardless, there's just so much complexity with so little utility (2+2, cargo good for a couple of pizzas only), and so little benefit vs cost it's just hard to fathom the value.
a rav4 hybrid seems a hugely better value.
regardless, there's just so much complexity with so little utility (2+2, cargo good for a couple of pizzas only), and so little benefit vs cost it's just hard to fathom the value.
a rav4 hybrid seems a hugely better value.