Total Failure with PIP Preporder

Discussion in 'Toyota Prius Plug-in' started by andyprius, Jan 26, 2012.

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    daniel Cat Lovers Against the Bomb

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    Stylish, quick, and ZERO emissions. And here in Spokane, ZERO upstream emissions as well. Which also means no pumping gas, no buying gas from people who fund terrorism, and no sending money out of the country for oil. And did I mention unbelievable power for passing?

    But I like the cat in your avatar! :rockon:
    daniel, Feb 12, 2012
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    iRun26.2 New Member

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    And I like them in both of your's!

    I think I'm going to have to do that too! I'll have to figure out what 'pose' of my cat I like best... :)
    iRun26.2, Feb 12, 2012
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    As it may turn out, with pundits speaking of $5.00/ Gal, we may all have to think of the PIP as a necessity, not just a new technological toy. For those with daily commutes of 20-40 miles, the PIP could be our salvation. Pity other people in Europe that must pay $ 10.00. To have to fill up the tank once a year would be pure nirvana. And would that shake the oil market up. How looong does it take for Americans to get smart. ???
    andyprius, Feb 21, 2012
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