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Toyota's redesigned website pushes back nationwide PiP availability; crashes computer

Discussion in 'Gen 1 Prius Plug-in 2012-2015' started by lensovet, Jan 30, 2013.

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  1. slcMPG

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    Check out the the comparison to Volt under Performance

    Battery Power Output PiP gets 80 and volt -1 :sneaky:
     
    #21 slcMPG, Jan 30, 2013
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  2. JimN

    JimN Let the games begin!

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    I can't access the Owners page.
     
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    Toyota Prius Plug-in 2013 | Mid-size Hybrid Car works fine for me on my i7-860 (quad-core w/hyperthreading, so there are 8 virtual cores) desktop PC that I put together in late April/early May 2010 running Win 7 32-bit and 4 gigs of RAM (only 3 gigs are usable). I'm running Firefox 18.0.1.
     
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  4. JMD

    JMD 2012 Prius 4 Solar Roof

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    Works on a iPad gen 3 fine.
     
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    drinnovation EREV for EVER!

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    Wow.. multiple things not included (battery, cylinders, torque@rpm) other are wrong (transmission speed, etc) that are well known, and then claiming the PiP is better in Battery Power Output?
    Guess Toyota marketing is feeling threatened.
     
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  6. John H

    John H Senior Member

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    It lists the PiP powertrain warranty as only 60,000 miles and the Volt at 100,000 miles.

    Not sure why they compare a base PiP against the base Volt when the base PiP doesn't include the telematics. It should be a PiP advanced compared to a base Volt.
     
    #26 John H, Jan 30, 2013
  7. JMD

    JMD 2012 Prius 4 Solar Roof

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    I'm a PIP fan but the PIP can't go toe to toe with the Volt on EV range.
     
    #27 JMD, Jan 31, 2013
  8. lensovet

    lensovet former BP Brigade 207

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    keep in mind that Toyota isn't doing these comparisons themselves; they get the data from another provider. these providers, for whatever, reason, always have crappy data. even comparisons on Edmunds will sometimes get things wrong.
    so yeah. don't read into this. really.
     
    #28 lensovet, Jan 31, 2013
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