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Prius hybrid tailpipe emissions
Source: Green Car Congress: Rome study finds Prius hybrids have zero tailpipe emissions for 74.2% of commuting journey time
A study from the University of Rome commissioned by Toyota Motor Italy has found that the new, fourth-generation Prius hybrid operates with zero emissions for most of the time and distance covered on a typical city commute in Rome.
Data gathered from more than 2,200 km (1,367 miles) of driving on a typical Rome commuting journey revealed that the test Prius cars spent an average 73.2% of the journey time (62.5% of the journey distance) producing no tailpipe emissions. These figures included periods when the car was stationary, with the engine automatically switched off.
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The study project used a team of 20 drivers, evenly divided between men and women in age groups up to and over 35. There was an equal balance between those who... -
Toyota’s Prius Pays Price for Cheap Gasoline
Thoughts on this? I'm not a fan of the new looks, and many of the comments on the bottom of the article's page strongly suggests the same thing for some folks.
It's probably doing better in Japan because of their higher gas prices.
Toyota’s Prius Pays Price for Cheap Gasoline - WSJ
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Pipeline break may impact gas prices
Source: http://www.shelbycountyreporter.com/2016/09/15/gov-bentley-declares-state-of-emergency-after-shelby-county-gas-spill/
I had nothing to do with it. Buying the 2040 BMW i3-REx was just a happy accident.
Bob Wilson
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