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ToyotaPriusBuyer.Com is a useful online resource for owners and enthusiast of the hugely popular prius model. This site provides industry news, information reviews, articles and useful resources. For more information you can also visit the official Toyota Prius website.
Toyota builds a Camry Hybrid for the massesThere is no oddball styling that pronounces to the world that it's a "green" car, just a small "Hybrid" badge on each front fender and a smaller badge on the right side of the rear end that says, "Hybrid Synergy Drive." So if you're wanting a gasoline-electric hybrid car to make a statement to your fellow motorists that you are energy- and environmentally conscious, the all-new 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid might not be the vehicle for you. Likewise, if your goal is to save as much money as you can, this car might not be what you need, either. You can buy a base Camry with an automatic transmission for $18,850 (including $580 freight) and get pretty decent fuel economy (24 miles per gallon city/33 highway). The hybrid begins at $26,480 and is rated by the Environmental Protection Agency at 40 mpg city/38 highway. read more. Toyota Prius worldwide sales top 500,000 markToyota Motor Corporation has announced that the Toyota Prius, the world's first mass-produced gas-electric hybrid vehicle, has surpassed one-half million worldwide cumulative sales with 504,700 units sold as of the end of April. Toyota launched the Prius in late 1997 in Japan. Its popularity in Japan encouraged the launch of Prius in the U.S. in July 2000. The first-generation U.S. Prius was a low-volume unit (12,000 produced annually) that gained an immediate following, particularly among environmentally conscious consumers. The second-generation U.S. model was launched in the fall of 2003 as a 2004 model year. The all-new 2004 Prius came with larger dimensions, all-new styling, and featured Hybrid Synergy Drive, Toyota's newest technology. Heavy consumer demand for the Prius triggered multiple increases in production. read more. Toyota and Lexus bring high technology, heritage and high-jinks to ...Toyota and Lexus models will be making a big contribution to a cavalcade through the heart of London this Sunday as a curtain-raiser to the British International Motor Show. The line-up will represent contrasting dimensions of the two brands' automotive heritage, from the groundbreaking Corona saloon which introduced Toyota to the UK 40 years ago, to the world-leading hybrid power models of today. Making its way from Hyde Park Corner to Trafalgar Square, the 100 Years of Cars Parade will take place in prime territory for the hybrid power Toyota Prius and Lexus RX 400h and GS 450h models, all of which are exempt from the central London congestion charge. And the slow pace of the event will enable them to run for periods on their electric motors alone, thus producing no harmful exhaust emissions. read more. |
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