Furthest Distance to Next Nearest Prius

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(airportkid @ Jun 4 2007, 07:49 PM) [snapback]455349[/snapback]</div>

NJ isn't that dense yet, although some may disagree. There are now 5 in the office lot and I've seen a couple in the neighborhood. I think there is a silver one on my street.

 

Trip from Nashville to Memphis and back, 400+ miles. Saw one red one going down and a red one coming back. Both were red so it might have been the same one. Once back in Nashville city limits I saw 3.

I'm the only one in my work parking lot. It's lonely on this side of town.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(airportkid @ Jun 4 2007, 08:49 PM) [snapback]455349[/snapback]</div>

We can't claim anything like that in Boise, but they're getting thicker & thicker. 6 at the office (one is an '02)
and 2 new in the neighborhood this month. All the new Prii I'm seeing are the touring model.

Saturday we went to the annual Greek Festival and parked our '07 Barcelona Red Touring behind a white hummer h2 which was behind an '07 Barcelona Red Touring. Hummer sandwich! (Wish we'd brought the camera.)

 

I am in Akron, Ohio. Someone on my street has a blue Prius. This weekend in Cleveland I saw two Prius' parked next to each other (and mine was about 8 spaces from them). Saw a Prius outside my work today and last week at lunch I saw two Prius. Now that I look for them I am seeing them everywhere.

 

I like in Kelseyville, Ca, which is in a pretty damn red county for CA, and I still see 3-4 Priuses on my morning drive...

 

Nothing is going to be as dense as the bay area. Here in Ventura/LA county I see one about ever 1-2 minutes one the freeway going the opposite direction. Often I'll be in a twosome, but a threesome is rare.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(burritos @ Jun 15 2007, 08:28 PM) [snapback]462747[/snapback]</div>

Same here. Oh, wait, are we still talking about cars?

 

A red one at the 1st house past our condos. Someone in a Silver Pine Mica frequently picks up my across the street neighbor.

I see a few everyday, in Atlanta. I have managed to park next to quite a few at the store and post office.


A went to see a friend I had not seen in a while. Her mother just bought a 2004 Prius. Another good friend of hers just bought a new black one. Her next door's neighbor sister bought one.

There's one in every family.

 

You could hop from prii roof to car roof and never touch the ground around here. Even in '03 when I got my '04 they were noticeable in quantity. Do you think it's follow the leader or that word is out about an exceptional vehicle?

Toyota's long-term view is paying off handsomely. As a corporation it must be nice to set the trend instead of trying to 'catch up', all the while the goal post keeps moving into the future, while others are playing 'emergency' in the past.

 

I see two around my neighborhood regularily.
One, I think lives about 3 blocks down. The other one, I'm not sure, it just bips on by occasionally.

I saw a lovely blue one at Starbucks last week, I said Hi... she's had hers for 2 years!! How come I never saw them before ???

 

well i live in the state capital of Washington where they mandated 6 years ago that they would use alternative fuel vehicles if one were available that would fit its fleet's need. the city of Olympia followed suit a few years later. so with several hundred state and city owned Priuses, i would have to say, i see about 150-200 per day on my 6 mile commute. but i will admit driving past the dept of transportation's tumwater division where there are usually a dozen or so there plus the dept of health at the port where there are about 3 dozen makes it easy.

 

I usually see 4 to 5 a day going to and from work, there are 3 others in our parking lot at work plus one in the lot at a different building. I live in a town of 5,000 and there are 3 or 4 there. Too bad there's no demand for hybrids B) The other day I saw one leaving the airport (MSP) with the state tax exempt plates, pulled up to check it out, it had on the side St Louis County (MN). This supprised me because St Louis co is in the MN iron range which is heavly unionised, you'd think they would insist on Detroit iron there.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(airportkid @ Jun 4 2007, 07:49 PM) [snapback]455349[/snapback]</div>

On my way to and from Skokie today I saw 5. A new record!

However, on the tollway during my commutes the other ones I see are often in the far left lane not getting good mileage while I am chugging along in the right hand lane.

 

In the immediate neighborhood there's a Driftwood Pearl a block and half west of the house, a Silver two blocks to the south, and a Silver Pine Mica two blocks to the east. There are at least 4 to 5 at work, and in my drive to work I regularly see at least 4, if not more, Prii. It seems that I have recently seen at least 5 or 6 anytime I'm out driving around. Of course, this is a small town in NM with a high number of environmentally conscious folks, and we seem to have more and more new Prii daily (and lots of Prii visitors from California, Texas, and other states).

 

Here in Woodbridge, VA, a bedroom community for Washington, DC, there are plenty. I haven't counted the number in my subdivision, but I can tell you there are quite a few. On the carpool lane at night, I have been amazed to find myself on occasion to be among as many as eight Prii in a group traveling south on the going home commute. Nary a day goes by that I don't encounter three or four either passing me or me passing them.

Dan

 

Here in Seattle, Prii are as common as Starbucks. Last week I went up to the wrong car by mistake in the parking lot: A Prius of the same color as mine parked near by. And just yesterday as we walked back from the Fremont Solstice parade, we saw 12 Prii (in the space of half an hour) When we got to ours it was lucky 13

 

Prii within half a block:

North – 2, West – 3, East – 0, South – 1

 

depends on where i am.... around where i live.... not too many priuses/prii..... if i head "down the hill" i see more..... head toward LA i start seeing more and more....

 

When I registered mine friday, I was asked if it was some kind of SUV, so there must not be many (and I have seen zero in my rural area). I may see one or two driving in Twin Falls, perhaps two or three passing through Boise on the freeway, and one or two on the trip from Boise to Ritzville Washington, and a half dozen in the 60 miles into Spokane. I have made this trip 4 times while waiting for my Prius to arrive. Spot the Prii became a game. Sure glad I have mine. I love my prius. I haven't felt this way about any car since my 57 Studebaker SilverHawk. Unlike my Hawk, which I had to sell when I won the draft lottery of 1971, I can't imagine the circumstance which would make me get rid of my Prius.