The exhausting and inconsequential teaser series surrounding the 2010 Toyota Prius continues and now we get to see something that matters — the Hybrid Synergy Drive nestled snugly in its engine bay.
2010 Toyota Prius Is Worst Managed Teaser Campaign Ever, New…
There are really two kinds of press campaigns surrounding the 2010 Toyota Prius
2010 Toyota Prius US Production Could Be Delayed
Even mighty Toyota is feeling the pinch of the self-fulfilling prophecy that is the disintegration of the economy, with rumors surfacing production of the 2010 Toyota Prius
Toyota Dealer Takes Deposits For Plug-In Prius That Doesn't Exist;…
According to Toyota's Open Road blog, Magnussen’s Toyota in Palo Alto, California was "doing what Toyota encourages its dealers to do:" Take customers' money. The Silicon Valley dealership had apparently been deluged with requests for a plug-in Prius hybrid
Swedes Do $184,000 Worth Of Unholy Things To Toyota Prius
Given the mission of the Toyota Prius, not to mention its technical complexity, it's not a huge surprise there isn't a lot of tuner work being done on the Toyota hybrid. Oh sure, there are a couple customized Prii floating around, but this example from Sweden totally blows out anything ever done before. According to… Convert Your Prius To A Lead-Acid Plug-In For Just $4,995!
Plug-In Supply Inc. has just introduced a $4,995 Toyota Prius plug-in conversion kit which uses a pack of twenty PbA20-12 lead-acid batteries. Good for 5kWh, the battery pack should last more than 800 charge cycles, or about two years. As you would expect from something with the word "lead" in it, the batteries weigh 360 …
Japanese Daily Reports Toyota To Boost Prius Output 70% In 2009
The super-best number one awesome automaker from the land of the rising sun is planning to flood the world with smug, cranking up output of its gas-electric Prius Hybrid
Toyota Corporate Blog Urges You To Buy A Toyota, Then Ride Your Bike
Toyota is taking an unusual step on their Open Road corporate blog by promoting the idea of driving less. At first glance, this would seem oxymoronic, but Toyota is careful not to say "don't buy a Tundra." They're just saying that once you do buy a Tundra
