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Well, then they better let your rear end sit lower.
When I look at my new Prius Prime XSE, and I see the low roofline I'm amazed that I can squeeze into it.
Why was the reversing beeper speaker on the outside of the car, if it was to remind the driver of being in reverse?
2024 here. I'm sure I have no sort of reverse alarm, like I had in my Gen 3. I saw no settings for it in my setup screens. I never thought it was...
It's always been consumers vs. dealers in here. Quite some different points of view sometimes.
Had to wait 12 months for mine.
I had a few complaints with my 2024 Prius Prime, sure, but I am working through them. Some will get fixed with updates and recalls, sure, but as...
Been there, done that, several times. Popping the trunk is not an option with a dead battery, and neither is crawling inside to pull the manual...
I saw something on the internet a few years back, about using polymer batteries in the body panels. I think there's work to do to keep them from...
It never happened at all in the 12 years I drove my Gen 3.
I'd be happy for ride into town to get the flat fixed. I could have a pie and a coffee while I wait for my ride back. It couldn't be all that...
I can't say I'd ever want to get out and change a tire these days. Even if I didn't have roadside service and a cellphone for calling someone for...
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If someone invents a collapsible spare tire, they deserve to become a billionaire.
My advice is that perhaps you should postpone ordering the car until you are more sure about it.
I can't say for sure, but I think I read somewhere that all gasolines must measure up to the same standards.
In my case, they said I could easily cancel, because there was a 1 year waiting list. I'm not sure how much of that was because of consumer laws.
Might be worthwhile asking.
If there's a long waiting list, as I've been told, you won't have a problem canceling your order.
No spare tire at all in mine. But my Gen 3 didn't have one either. Turns out I never needed one.
