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Old 11-11-2020, 11:31 AM   #81 (permalink)
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Hey guys, been a while since I came on here, got busy with the end of the world and general life getting in the way but I've recently got back to work on the Prius so there will be more updates soon, till then here's a quick teaser


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Old 02-16-2024, 01:11 AM   #82 (permalink)
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Maybe a fwd Jeep Patriot. Still I bet the stock 2wd Patriot beats tiny lift Prius. The Renegade is currently the least Jeep Jeep and it would certainly be better than that Prius.

Now combining the Prius with a Subaru drivetrain, you might get something. Now I have seen a Dodge Neon go places that would troll a Jeep, of course that was a rental and alcohol and momentum was involved. Getting it in yes, getting it back out, not so much.
It's fascinating how different vehicles perform in various conditions. While a stock 2WD Jeep Patriot might outperform a lifted Prius off-road, the capabilities of each vehicle depend on factors like drivetrain, terrain, and driver skill. The Renegade may not embody the traditional Jeep image, but it still offers respectable off-road capabilities. Combining a Prius with a Subaru drivetrain could indeed create an interesting hybrid with potential. And as your Dodge Neon anecdote illustrates, sometimes unconventional vehicles surprise us with their abilities, albeit perhaps under unique circumstances.
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Old 02-16-2024, 09:18 PM   #83 (permalink)
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I’ll be getting a lifted air suspension on the new awd prius
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Eco off-road on a budget? Or destroying a Prius, you decide.

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Is it more environmentally responsible to modify a Prius for off-road use on a budget or to avoid damaging a fuel-efficient vehicle and pursue eco-friendly alternatives for off-road adventures?
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It's unfortunately true that not all who claim expertise truly possess it. Discerning between genuine expertise and mere pretense is crucial. It's essential to seek guidance from reliable sources backed by experience and knowledge. Remember, skepticism is healthy; it encourages us to question and scrutinize, ensuring we navigate wisely through the abundance of information available.
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