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How tall are you? I'm 6' and can sit in a Yaris with at least two or
three inches to spare overhead. I'm 6'3 and I'm too tall for most compacts. But if you knew something about driving, you'd also know that even shorter people can have trouble if their legs are long. Was that 30mpg an all-around average, or just highway. Actually, IIRC, hybrids get slightly better mileage in city driving, mostly because their engines Actually, you have no clue. I drove the Prius for several days and we got MUCH better MPG locally off highway. Owners know it's more than slightly better. My contention is that Toyota wanted to make a car with the power of a big V6 Your contention is hardly a factor. The FACTS are that the Camry does great MPG, have lower emmisions and is part of a improving curve of higher MPG cars that don't sacrifice drivability and comfort. To the contrary, I think the US vehicle fleet should be comprised of at least 50% E85-compatible vehicles by 2012. And I think warp drive should also be installed. But here on planet Earth we won't have any such thing. Meanwhile, at least some of us can opt to spend less on fuel today. RB 35s5 NY |
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