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That's how product-line's works. You have larger needs, you buy a larger vehicle. In this case, Toyota is offering Crown. There's a hybrid...
Genuine curiosity... why? With the greatest of ease, your average efficiency could have been bumped up by 30 to 50 MPG.
Do you really think semantics will make a difference to ordinary showroom shopper? What they consider "platform" is not what you and I see from...
That's what we have been expecting for awhile. It mimics Prius history, including the rhetoric. That first generation was on a unique platform,...
That's exactly what PHEV will thrive in this next decade. Being a wealthy industrial nation, getting any type of investment in the future was a...
"Know your audience" is my mantra which drives a few here crazy. They don't like the reality of how ordinary consumers actually perceive the...
The most recent update to the app introduced that. It's annoying, but the digital key works fine when I pair.
Sounds like an effective means of testing the waters for entry-level plug offerings. Radar, FTCA (Front Cross Traffic Alert), LCA (Lane Change...
btw, that badging was only here in this market... a reflection to the many in this forum who contributed to the success of Prius. Everywhere...
It effectively served a purpose. You could immediately tell a reviewer was at a loss for actual review substance when they spent a long time...
Quite the opposite. They have served well. It's just that some don't like their purpose, much like those who don't like their approach.
As we have seen, some continue to pay. Not learning from history makes this topic very interesting. It's a clash we seeing playing out today....
There it is... short-term thinking and a misunderstanding of audience... history repeating.
Same old rhetoric being posted. Fortunately, some of us keep a clear head focused on useful priorities and recognize Toyota's history being...
The definition was and still is.... "a specialized segment of the market for a particular kind of product or service" .
