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there must be something lost in translation. It is like watching Monty Python with Dutch subs an no sound. .[MEDIA]
yep and it weights 20% less.
yeah it is just a reprint from interview with Toyota executive.
Report: 2015 Toyota Prius To Use Lighter, More Efficient Platform they never said it
And when the re-design happened you think?
There is an article in autonews telling a back story on Prius restyling... I think I might be interested in PiP. No I will not plug it, but it...
yes let's say they put a stop order on Prius b/c of the issue with the brakes.
Never put different size tires on drive axle it may cause transaxle failure.
Though it is very unlikely that Toyota is lying, but isn't this what VW also said? It is just a PR crap.
if you are looking at Mirage, I'd want until 2017 comes out next spring. It supposed to fix some of the shortcomings of current model, such as odd...
If you want 3-cyl and manual Mitsubishi Mirage is the ticket. But I'd wait till spring when 2017 model released.
No. Tires with stiffer sidewall more sensitive to incorrect alignment and wear more.
And how do you know that? Read on internet in some blog? Someone suggested you shouldn't trust such sources.
Not sure of Gen2 but on Gen3 42/38 was optimal for Energy Savers. Put more and they start loosing grip, and show classic overinflated wear.. I am...
Gen4 = disproportional Frankenstein designed by committee. The beauty is the eyes of beholder, so some like bisco may find Frankenstein very...
so 20% lighter and cheaper = heavier and more expensive in Toyota talk, right? (you should have seen what we got first!) Do you know the history...
beats me how "pretty obvious" it could be: car is not out yet. The only thing is obvious at this point that they made it cheaper. How do we know...
Or could be tires. When we swapped tires to different brand the difference was night and day, and they both were the same size. Add on top of that...
I've heard about that very effective medication... I think it was called placebo.
I've got warranties from TireRack in the past, but they only cover 24mo from purchase date. Won't help much if you bought and they were collecting...
