no ash tray

There is an aftermarket Toyota ash tray and waste holder. I assume that these features were thought to be nonuseful to the market category of Prius drivers.

 

It's a subtle, quit-smoking message. That said, my car had the ashtray add-on in the glove box. Check the Toyota parts store...it fits in a drink holder.

 

A co-worker's wife just bought a new Camry. No ashtray in it either. Apparently she isn't taking the hint and has ordered one. It seems to be the same 'cup holder' version. Not glad she smokes, but it seems a bit rude to make your customer choose between 2 drink holders or 1 and an ashtray holder. I would think they could make one to fit a storage area, like the one under the stereo in the Prius. Don't know what the Camry has for extra storage bins so the benefit to Toyota of "one fits all models" might not exist.

 

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Now that I think of it, you're right about the abscence of ash tray. Just another reason to love the Prius. I hate smokers.

 

Actually, I would think the cup-holder ashtray would be an improvement. It seems easier to empty than having to wrangle it out of the old slide. At least, I'm assuming that's how it was emptied, since I don't smoke and never used it.

 

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Either that or flick the ashes and flip the butts out the window so they don't have to empty the ashtrays. I agree that it would be easier to remove and empty (on the parking lot). Bummer to lose 1/2 the convenient cup holders though.

No, 2005 Camry doesn't have ashtrays in the rear doors, I just asked.

 

:angel: Insofar as "no ashtray" in my Prius - Thanks Toyota.!!

Here's one very "Happy Camper" to live in Dallas Texas where smoking is banned in restaurants and public buildings. I am psychologically and physically allergic to cigarette and cigar smoke. Seems smokers almost always leave a nasty mess for others to clean up and leave burned upholstery and furniture in their wake. I have declined to purchase used autos in the past, those which stink as a result of being owned by a smoker. Other "favorites:" Those who toss lighted cigarettes out their car windows and empty their ashtrays in parking lots. How many acres of forest have been destroyed by careless smokers?

OK - OK - my 2¢ worth.

 

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I know, the majority of smokers behave like it's their rights to litter the world w/ butts, to poison others w/ 2nd hand smoke. Did I mention that I hate smokers? :cussing:

 

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Nope, Toyota didn’t think of everything.

On “Smoker Model†Prii, Toyota could have ported the exhaust pipe into the car to help clean & clear the interior air. ukeright:

 

Do cars generally come standard with garbage bins nowadays??? (However, I find that the drawer at the bottom of the center console makes an excellent trash receptacle)
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I don't get it why people smoke. They always make those horrible faces when inhaling. Here's one :x . If it tastes soo bad to inhale, why do it in the first place. I hate smokers too, but usually smokers are kinda loosers. I don't care if they shorten their life, better them than me, less smokers. God, don't they get the hint.
Look little guys showing the results of smoking (eventually puking out their lungs)
:? :x ukeright: ukeleft:

 

Number one... I'm also glad there is no ash tray. It's about time this concept became mainstream. The first car that did this, I think, was the Delorean.


As for hating smokers.. I think this should be re-phrased. If smokers act responsibly, as most do, then whats to hate?

If they are not responsible, shouldn't it be the irresponsibility that you hate? Not THEM exactly?

Hate the behavior, never the person. (I'm assuming that you probably meant it this way, but that's not the way it was written in the post, and I personally think the distinction is important. Just my 2 cents.)

 

You know what I was saying. I kinda exaggerated there. I meant dislike.

 

Firstly, I never prejudice against physically weak or impaired people but mentally weak ones like smokers? I dislike w/ a passion. They know that smoking is bad for them & for others around them but they just can't help it, so there is only one interpretation: They are too weak mentally speaking to break off the pathetic addiction and/or they are too weak to seek professional help. Either way, they're ... weak!

Secondly, smoking leads to & worsens countless diseases, not just lung cancer. Smoking suppresses one's immune system and drive up the medical cost for EVERYONE in the end.

Thirdly, forgive me but I kinda dislike stupid people too. Let's see, smokers pay $$ to support cigarette companies which intentionally & shamelessly lied to the public about nicotine's addictive nature for so many years and smokers still support these murderers? What do you call that again?

Forthly, this one is very personal. I once had this unfortunate one-in-a-lifetime chance to kiss a chain-smoking gal. OH-MY-GOD! I had this urge to use to the toilet brush to rinse her oral cavity.

But it's your life & my opinion, so I'm sure that we can all get along.

 

what I dislike read hate is the damn smoke has been inside them. I don't even want to know them and now I'm breathing something that has been inside thier bodies. Gross

 

The ash try would go unmissed. Now if they forgot the coffee cup holder, I'd be desperate. In my Tacoma, they put the cup holder BEHIND the passenger seat where the driver couldn't possibly reach it. I had to do some personal retrofitting to make my own cup holder that is held onto the center console with velcro. With no cigarette lighter, where do you plug in your cell phone charger?