2008 Toyota Prius

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Just how bad is the US vehicle market? Pretty bad when Intellichoice reports the relatively…

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2008 Toyota Prius Touring Edition Automobile Magazine - Aug 21, 2008 Automobile Magazine test drove the 2008 Prius Touring. The design of the Prius is nothing like the rest of Toyota's fleet and also is distinctive from every …

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Wayne Peters’ friends joke that his car’s exhaust is actually chick-repellent. He won’t deny it - Peters’ 1994 Geo Metro has notched more than 192,000 miles and sports a large dent on the passenger side.

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2008 Toyota Prius

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As Toyota readies the new next-gen 2010 Prius, Honda has been working feverishly…

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Many trading in gas guzzlers for better fuel efficiency Journal and Courier, IN - 1 hour ago The Toyota Prius base hybrid model the magazine's staff tested led in overall miles per gallon with 44. The US Department of Energy's fuel efficiency site, …

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Should we expect to see “plug-in” hybrid cars anytime soon? Gasoline-electric hybrids now, like Toyota’s popular Prius, don’t need to be plugged in - you just fill their tanks with gasoline and the battery is …

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