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Originally Posted by Nerys
WOW a 10 year old Prius has a KBB of under $3k ? my 96 Voyager has a KBB of $2600
WOW. by and large you can NOT save money buying a hybrid (new). but you sure can at $2000 :-) hehe
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no ****,
I just picked up my 01 "chick magnet" for $2200
(also picked up a 120 mile/day commute)
the fuel savings should pay for the purchase price of the car in the first year
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Originally Posted by rmay635703
Was it possible to hypermile a first gen up to the really high FE numbers 2nd gens could sustain?
I don't know if slip streaming worked on gen I or not.
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this is what I'm trying to figure out.
(I've not had much luck for info on the first gen's)
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2005 GTO 6.0 V8 (600hp)
1991 Geo Metro 1.0 3/5 base
2010 Prius II (replaced 2001 Tahoe 5.3 V8 April 2014)
1994 F-350 7.3 TurboDiesel (Rollin' Coal)
