17.1cu ft of cargo volume? sign me in!

Discussion in 'Prius c Main Forum' started by cyclopathic, Jan 11, 2012.

  1. cyclopathic

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    2012 Toyota Prius C: 50-MPG Subcompact Hybrid For $19K, Detroit Auto Show Details

     
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    So will my non-hybrid Acura RSX. :thumb:
     
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    No its smaller than the prius liftback, but still big enough for the market.
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    party pooper :). Different calculations in Japan and USA, up to the cover vs up to the roof. It is about 10% more than in new Yaris, so usable, especially since it is hatchback.
     
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    That should be still O'K since US ratings for GenIII are 23cu.ft. For comparison Mazda3 hatch is also 17cu.ft per EPA rating
     
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