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Discussion in 'Prius v Main Forum' started by Danny, May 24, 2011.

  1. Danny

    Danny Admin/Founder
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    You may have noticed in PriusChat's in-depth review of the 2012 Prius v that we included a few photos. Unfortunately, we didn't have room in the review for all 196+ photos that we have of the Prius v. The good news is that now you can check them all out within 1 handy-dandy album right here on PriusChat: 2012 Toyota Prius v First Drive Photos Enjoy!
     
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  2. mmcdonal

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    Very very nice. I really like the red on this one. How was the drive? Smooth and quiet is what I am going for.
     
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    Pretty pics. Too bad most are just that - pretty, and not enough emphasis on the much-touted "versatility" of this vehicle. The photo with the chaotic pile of stuff in the hatch doesn't quite convey the roominess. Would probably help if there were standard things we could use for measurements, like golf bags or boxes.

    Q: does the USB Aux port also have a 3.5mm input? Really couldn't tell from the photo.
     
  4. Tideland Prius

    Tideland Prius Moderator of the North
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    Thanks Danny.

    It's wishful thinking but Danny did you notice if the space below the indicators are used? For the test vehicles that you had with DRLs, what did they use? High beams at reduced intensity?

    It would be nice if they fit a bright LED in the small spot below the indicators.