Chips in windshield

G'day,

I've had my c for a couple of months and have not had an unusual number of "stone-incidents" compared to previous cars, particularly those I've had also of a lower and shorter-bonnetted/hooded persuasion (e.g. Yaris, Echo, Daihatsu).

You didn't mention if your previous car was of a similar front-profile to the c.

I think it's just 'luck of the draw' if you get a bad stone chip sooner rather than later - a bit like flat tyres, an inevitable part of driving a car on today's roads.

David S.

 

As part of it's aerodynamic configuration the Prius C is fairly low to the ground, particularly compared with SUVs. And as far as flying rocks go, it's probably fair to assume that there are more of them closer to the ground than there are higher up.

But having said that, I haven't seen anything unusual in my Prius C in the 2+ years that I've owned it.