Toyota Prius?
2015-02-24 5:02 am
A Toyota Prius uses nicad batteries the electrolite from those batteries is hazardous to the environment, the vehicle will only do 65 mpg, same as the gas powered car I have now, so why should I buy one?
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2015-02-24 5:14 am
The Prius doesn't use Ni-Cd batteries, it uses Ni-MH (Nickel metal-hydride). The battery packs are long-lasting and completely recyclable.
Which vehicle do you currently drive that delivers 65 mpg? The only thing I can think of is an Elio 3-wheeler, or maybe a carefully-driven Geo Metro 3-cyl. If you really are able to achieve this figure, and like what you drive, you may just want to stick with your current car. Even a Smart car can't get anywhere close to that.
Fuel economy is not the only strength of the Toyota Prius. Its low emissions are a significant perk. It also has a unique, smooth and quiet driving experience, class-leading features, cargo versatility and low ownership cost.
It's not for everyone, though. No one's telling you to buy one.
Which vehicle do you currently drive that delivers 65 mpg? The only thing I can think of is an Elio 3-wheeler, or maybe a carefully-driven Geo Metro 3-cyl. If you really are able to achieve this figure, and like what you drive, you may just want to stick with your current car. Even a Smart car can't get anywhere close to that.
Fuel economy is not the only strength of the Toyota Prius. Its low emissions are a significant perk. It also has a unique, smooth and quiet driving experience, class-leading features, cargo versatility and low ownership cost.
It's not for everyone, though. No one's telling you to buy one.
2015-02-24 5:15 am
What kind of car do you have now, a Smartcar?
You certainly are not obligated to buy a Prius. No one is.
You certainly are not obligated to buy a Prius. No one is.
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