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Which is not the case for a Toyota hybrid or PHEV. For a Toyota hybrid, cabin heat lowers mpg more that running air conditioning in the summer,...
Toyota PHEVs have an electric heat pump for HVAC to minimize running the engine. They may also have supplemental electric heat for cold temperatures.
I believe the Prime has a heat pump so it still uses electric in Hybrid node.That is my guess. Otherwise in EV mode the heat pump would need to...
Mine are probably considered free range too. I do have feed available for them though. The other day, I got 6 eggs from 8 hens. Not too shabby.
I am enjoying my 2025 HyCam XLE. Definitely an upgrade from the base trim 2017 Prius Two. My son has done 2005 Prius -> 2015 Prius V -> 2023 RAV4...
True, but the whole drivetrain is designed differently, apart from brakes, perhaps.
If by sporty, you mena ugly, you're right. The Camry is a decent HEV but no PHEV yet. The RAV4 has both.
So is Toyota US, unfortunately.
The RAV4 Hybrid & Plug In are related to the system used on the Prius and Camry. The new RAV4 is 5th Gen THS, formerly HSD. So is my 2025 Camry..
Also the Camry XLE is rated at 48 mpg with the lower trims even higher. I doubt the Crown is that much heavier than the Camry.
The axles? Here is a 21 page thread. Enjoy. At a quick glance, I saw one at 1800 miles.As expected, the issue is not trim specific....
I took issue with the claim it blew tons of toxic smoke. It would take a LOT to do that with a motorcycle engine. LOL
I am sure @bwilson4web will disagree AND prove it with his i3rEX ownerships of 2 different cars. He likely has the data to back it up too.
Many 2025 & 2026 Camry users (Gen 5 hybrid) would disagree. My 2025 is OK but many have had issues with front axles and axle seals becoming noisy....
The Toyota EV has little in common with the Prius. The BEV was developed in partnership with another company. At least the RAV4 platform...
And Toyota vs Lexus is not a problem. They use the same parts and part numbers for most things.
How di you know they changed the oil & filter? Do they offer the old stuff back? My local dealer does not even adjust tire pressures to numbers...
i believe Toyota is continuing the trend of only offering PHEV on higher trim models. When they were scarce, my son ended up with a 2023 RAV4...
