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wow! that is an awesome ratio! I am around 50/50 ratio and average 120-125mpg since new. what is your overall MPG with 80% EV? gotta be very...
WOW!!!(y)
I wish i could afford that right now.....i only spend 30 bucks/mt now on fuel so it would take like 11 yrs to pay for itself at 4k.... but i...
ahhhhh OK now i get it! thanks for explaining..very cool, this way it will eventually get to show the proper range for sure over enough time....
the key words there are hwy speed downgrade......around city driving you cannot get EV range back. Dan
so what happens when your EV range is gone? your motor DOES NOT START? I just dont get it..lol Is there another screen to show the new battery...
got a pic of where you plug it in? does your EV range double or how do you know how much battery you have left ect? just need more details....
remember 6000k wont be as bright....but i love how they look, and you can see in my pics they are super bright. and remember when you use high...
that sounds like a very good deal! I was just happy cause i was ready to lease a non PiP and then dealer told me about the program for 3150...
thanks for pics! looks awesome
Been proven over and over these warranties you have to buy are not worth it, especially on a toyota where they are some of the highest rated cars...
Not sure about rain at night ect....what i can say is the pure whiteness is so much brighter IMO that there is simply no comparison to stock...
HIDs use less power overal, this has been the norm since HIDs came out....they will "surge" upon startup but then use less power after the initial...
yeah it was alittle tricky taking left side apart...no pics sorry. the detector is center mounted on dash top high...so it has a perfectly clear...
I made my own nav screen visor...polished up some aluminum coil and bent into shape, works awesome. Dan [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [img]
yes this is true...anytime i know im driving further then my EV range, I always save a couple EV miles so when you regen/stack ect they go back...
