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I'm back and my new Prius wears a suit

Discussion in 'Newbie Forum' started by PriQ, Dec 3, 2012.

  1. PriQ

    PriQ CT+iQ

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    I have replaced my 3g Prius with a smaller, younger and quieter version.

    Since I still have an iQ (for longer trips), I suppose I should change my name to CTiQ.

    This CT200h is from Denmark where it is cheaper and more fuel efficient that the standard Prius (on paper at least... in real life not so much).

    It's nice to be back :)
     

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  2. Les_PL

    Les_PL Active Member

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    Does it mean the iQ fits for longer trips better than Gen3 Prius - which part of Europe are you?

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    BTW the black Danish Lexus-on-the-snow looks cool :)
    p.s. I wonder how many Lexus CT200 versions are offered in Denmark.
    Just checked Lexus Poland - six versions available here.
     
    #2 Les_PL, Dec 3, 2012
  3. PriQ

    PriQ CT+iQ

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    The iQ is a diesel, so it remains the economical choice on any trip of more than 30km. It beats the Lexus in equipment useful for longer trips since it contains built-in satnav, real leather, auto dimming mirror, rain sensor and it's much easier to park.

    The CT is my daily driver and I use it primarily for driving on highly congested city streets.

    They offer the grades L1 through L5 in Denmark, but in reality you can only get L2 unless you want to pay an arm and a leg.
     
    #3 PriQ, Dec 4, 2012
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