[quote]What will a Toyota Prius after dealer markup run you? 35k?[/quote]
Anyone who would pay $35k for a prius with all due respect is a fool, because even at current prices of $27k and today’s prices, it’s really going to take at least 7-8years before you even break even if you choose a prius over a fuel efficient compact such as a honda civic, assuming an rough annual mileage of 10k.
The other thing is that, it won’t be long before other manufacturers get on the hybrid bandwagon, driving prices down.
I heard that to, but even now there is an after market conversion that costs about $10k, but that is supposed to get cheaper with the 2010. But from the research I have done, I can’t find anything to support this. I was told this by someone with Toyota, but who really knows, seems that Toyota keeps everthing close to their vest.
I heard that to, but even now there is an after market conversion that costs about $10k, but that is supposed to get cheaper with the 2010. But from the research I have done, I can’t find anything to support this. I was told this by someone with Toyota, but who really knows, seems that Toyota keeps everthing close to their vest.
I heard that to, but even now there is an after market conversion that costs about $10k, but that is supposed to get cheaper with the 2010. But from the research I have done, I can’t find anything to support this. I was told this by someone with Toyota, but who really knows, seems that Toyota keeps everthing close to their vest.
I heard that to, but even now there is an after market conversion that costs about $10k, but that is supposed to get cheaper with the 2010. But from the research I have done, I can’t find anything to support this. I was told this by someone with Toyota, but who really knows, seems that Toyota keeps everthing close to their vest.
I heard that to, but even now there is an after market conversion that costs about $10k, but that is supposed to get cheaper with the 2010. But from the research I have done, I can’t find anything to support this. I was told this by someone with Toyota, but who really knows, seems that Toyota keeps everthing close to their vest.
Out of 26 brands, only 6 had non-negative sales numbers:
Patriot, Town & Country, Challenger,Viper, Journey, Caravan…two being 0% increase. It’s pretty screwed. I bet they will file for BK before the other two. They need to cut at least half of their models.
Out of 26 brands, only 6 had non-negative sales numbers:
Patriot, Town & Country, Challenger,Viper, Journey, Caravan…two being 0% increase. It’s pretty screwed. I bet they will file for BK before the other two. They need to cut at least half of their models.
Out of 26 brands, only 6 had non-negative sales numbers:
Patriot, Town & Country, Challenger,Viper, Journey, Caravan…two being 0% increase. It’s pretty screwed. I bet they will file for BK before the other two. They need to cut at least half of their models.
Out of 26 brands, only 6 had non-negative sales numbers:
Patriot, Town & Country, Challenger,Viper, Journey, Caravan…two being 0% increase. It’s pretty screwed. I bet they will file for BK before the other two. They need to cut at least half of their models.
