This New Toyota Rav4 Prime Changes Everything
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A simple question for you: I am thinking of buying a Lexus IS 300 F sport certified preowned. I am very conservative on gas, but I admire the look of the IS and how compact it is. Why do you think between the IS or the ES? I do not like the ES at all, but that car is a full sized car it averages 32 highway and city combined. Meanwhile the IS averages only 20MPG. Doesn't weight play a factor on gas mileage?
Date: 2020-06-03
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Noah
I get Scotty just can't get enough of Nissan lol but it just gets old. I've had experience with GM, Nissan, Toyota, and many other manufactures. We had a 2012 Quest that we traded in at 150k miles and still ran flawlessly for a 2016 Quest. I've always had good experiences with the Maxima and Murano as well and never skimp on maintenance. You want to talk about shitty cars, just look no further than GM or FCA from engine problems, transmission problems, electronics failing, components breaking, etc. Hell, FCA recalled a bunch of Challenger's this year because they put the wrong tires on at the factory LOL. That seems like a lot more problems than what Nissan has had. Until something changes, I will stick with my own experience with Toyota's and Nissan's and not just what people hear and then assume.
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I get Scotty just can't get enough of Nissan lol but it just gets old. I've had experience with GM, Nissan, Toyota, and many other manufactures. We had a 2012 Quest that we traded in at 150k miles and still ran flawlessly for a 2016 Quest. I've always had good experiences with the Maxima and Murano as well and never skimp on maintenance. You want to talk about shitty cars, just look no further than GM or FCA from engine problems, transmission problems, electronics failing, components breaking, etc. Hell, FCA recalled a bunch of Challenger's this year because they put the wrong tires on at the factory LOL. That seems like a lot more problems than what Nissan has had. Until something changes, I will stick with my own experience with Toyota's and Nissan's and not just what people hear and then assume.
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Moe
I agree on most Nissans but putting one of the most beautiful vehicles they ever made Nissan 350Z and saying it s a money pit is ridiculous. Only money pits ones are the ones beaten up by high school kids and not maintained. I have a Greddy Twin Turbo 350Z on stock internals and she s been reliable and strong. Will definitely build internals soon but this just shows you how good the Old Z platform is. Yes they make trash auto trans but that s a completely different story. Z fan for life.
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I agree on most Nissans but putting one of the most beautiful vehicles they ever made Nissan 350Z and saying it s a money pit is ridiculous. Only money pits ones are the ones beaten up by high school kids and not maintained. I have a Greddy Twin Turbo 350Z on stock internals and she s been reliable and strong. Will definitely build internals soon but this just shows you how good the Old Z platform is. Yes they make trash auto trans but that s a completely different story. Z fan for life.
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Rodo
Wow when tesla and chevrolet makes plug in cars they're the absolute worst vehicles one can buy endless money pits worthless etc.
When toyota makes them they're game changers?
Ford only makes 4 EV miles? um what about the Prius making only 11 miles below 65mph only? And closer to 8 irl? And would certainly drop to 2 if driven like the ford given ford's are rated at least 20 miles almost doubling the prius official rating
Idk seems very biased to me
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Wow when tesla and chevrolet makes plug in cars they're the absolute worst vehicles one can buy endless money pits worthless etc.
When toyota makes them they're game changers?
Ford only makes 4 EV miles? um what about the Prius making only 11 miles below 65mph only? And closer to 8 irl? And would certainly drop to 2 if driven like the ford given ford's are rated at least 20 miles almost doubling the prius official rating
Idk seems very biased to me
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Daniel
Personally I don't believe the electric cars will be around long unless the logistics and technology can keep up. If the batteries regenerate when braking and there are enough charging stations and charges go down to 2 minutes, anxiety will build and become an issue. Plus an electric car is so expensive to buy and repair. We won't landfills of old batteries and that is what will happen if the technology doesn't come up recycled batteries.
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Personally I don't believe the electric cars will be around long unless the logistics and technology can keep up. If the batteries regenerate when braking and there are enough charging stations and charges go down to 2 minutes, anxiety will build and become an issue. Plus an electric car is so expensive to buy and repair. We won't landfills of old batteries and that is what will happen if the technology doesn't come up recycled batteries.
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Mill
Apparently Mazda RX-9 with Toyota teamed up, will be manufactured in the USA. Mazda seems to stick with rotary engines. Very expensive reserch for them.
Will it be an hybrid, don't think so. The RX-9 concept is beutiful, long coupe style, engine bay. Which is strange as rotaries are light and small. :)
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Apparently Mazda RX-9 with Toyota teamed up, will be manufactured in the USA. Mazda seems to stick with rotary engines. Very expensive reserch for them.
Will it be an hybrid, don't think so. The RX-9 concept is beutiful, long coupe style, engine bay. Which is strange as rotaries are light and small. :)
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ZZ
I don't care about horse power on a Tin metal. I have 90k of trouble free on my 2014 Volvo XC60 and it rocks. Super safe and luxurious! It feels like a freight train and when you close the door. It feels like a bank vault. I love the comfortable seats as no one, I mean no one makes a better seat than Volvo.
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I don't care about horse power on a Tin metal. I have 90k of trouble free on my 2014 Volvo XC60 and it rocks. Super safe and luxurious! It feels like a freight train and when you close the door. It feels like a bank vault. I love the comfortable seats as no one, I mean no one makes a better seat than Volvo.
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Brent
The infiniti issue hurts so much because my first car was a 99 i30 limited and I still to this day will sing praises of that car considering I really did not maintain it. I'm ashamed of not taking care of it now, but that car was just something else. Nothing has come close unfortunately.
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The infiniti issue hurts so much because my first car was a 99 i30 limited and I still to this day will sing praises of that car considering I really did not maintain it. I'm ashamed of not taking care of it now, but that car was just something else. Nothing has come close unfortunately.
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Vasikins
I bought a used 2016 toyota rav4 with low mileage because of the good words you always left. I m extremely happy with it, I m glad I listened. If I had more money I would have gotten the super nice brand new rav4 but it s all I could comfortably afford and I m okay with that.
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I bought a used 2016 toyota rav4 with low mileage because of the good words you always left. I m extremely happy with it, I m glad I listened. If I had more money I would have gotten the super nice brand new rav4 but it s all I could comfortably afford and I m okay with that.
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mrspeigle1
A plug-in hybrid is not and will never be a Tesla killer. Particularly when it's stickers at 38, 000 and the entry level cyber truck is going to sticker at 39, 000 before incentives. Talk to me when Toyota begins producing full battery electric vehicles.
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A plug-in hybrid is not and will never be a Tesla killer. Particularly when it's stickers at 38, 000 and the entry level cyber truck is going to sticker at 39, 000 before incentives. Talk to me when Toyota begins producing full battery electric vehicles.
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