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I think this means that despite Toyota insisting people don't want plug-in electric cars, it turns out we do. Especially if you can get it cheaper than a regular Prius when you factor in the tax credit.

I hope this helps to convince them to release more plug-in vehicles, even if they have to do it kicking and screaming something about hydrogen fuel cell cars.

For six months, one in five Prius sales has been a plug-in hybrid

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A Hybrid more compact than a Prius with eAWD? It could be really tempting.

That's if they bring all of these features to the U.S. The full reveal will be March 6.

Lexus UX crossover will debut at Geneva, but here's a photo and video - Autoblog