Toyota Prius

standing in front of the car, the low pressure port is on right hand side near the fuse box. the high pressure port is on the left hand side near the windshield washer fluid tank.

The 2013 Toyota Prius has a continuously variable-speed automatic.

The 2011 Toyota Prius has a drag coefficient of 0.25 Cd.

The Toyota Prius debuted in Japan in 1997,It ws a first of the hybrid cars to be manufactured and was such a hit that it was introduced worldwide in 2000.

Take it to Wal*Mart, they can change it at the watch (jewelry) counter.

The Prius is front wheel drive.

The 2011 Toyota Prius has 21.6 cu.ft. of cargo capacity with all of its seats in place.

The Prius was one of the best selling cars of 2007. Toyota sold 181,221 in that year.

For more information on the Prius, I would visit http://www.toyotapriusbattery.com.

The price of a Toyota Prius car can vary. Generally they cost about 15,000 dollars to about 20,000 dollars new. They can be purchased used for a lower price.

The 2009 Toyota Prius has 14.4 cu.ft. of cargo capacity with all of its seats in place.

The 2010 Toyota Prius has 51.2 in. of rear hip room.

Short answer is yes, the Prius is more bad than good for the environment. People can speculate about the future improvements, or how it gets good gas mileage, but keeping all of these factors in mind, from manufacturing, from the life cycle use of the product, and then how the product can be disposed or recycled, the Prius is actually very bad for the planet. So from the first model to todays current model, they produce toxic gases. A Partial Zereo Emission Vehicle or PZEV is cheaper, runs clean, and the manufacturing is not as bad as the Prius.

Do not take my word on it, Toyota themselves has made this announcement:

http://www.leftlanenews.com/study-prius-production-harmful-to-environment.html

Ok, first of all Toyota does not simply throw out their batteries. Second of all none in the USA Market have simply worn out and been disposed of. It is not 1 big battery, it is 12 small batteries. These batteries can be fully recycled. How about you actually post something based on facts. Ive seen the recycle process for salvaged batteries in salvaged cars.

Dont take my word on it....READ

http://priuschat.com/forums/gen-ii-prius-main-forum/28919-what-s-deal-batteries-battery-lifespan-disposal-recycling.html

You should take your own advice. No one mentioned that the batteries CANNOT be recycled. READ the link Iposted that directly quotes toyota. They state....toyota that is, the people that make and design the prius by the way, they state that it takes more energy to produce and recycle the battery than it saves, also it puts out more pollution from the battery to the electronics onboard such as the electric motor, than a PZEV would. Because of what the battery's present to the environment, chemical and corrosive wise, the way they are handled and the extra energy to just transport, store, handle, and recycle the hazardous material far out weighs the product's (the battery's) total life cycle. More energy is used than saved from first making it to finally recycling it. I cannot say this any more simpler.

The 2009 Toyota Prius has a continuously variable-speed automatic.

The 2010 Toyota Prius runs on regular unleaded.

Toyota does not recommend towing with the Prius, so the factory does not provide any engineering data or specifications for towing. That said, there are some light-duty hitches available through the aftermarket that will install on a Prius. They typically are not load-rated, as they were designed to carry add-on fixtures like a bicycle carrier. However, it may be possible to add a draw bar in the appropriate size that can accept a trailer ball. If you can obtain the correct wiring converter for trailer lights, then what's to stop you? If you've decided to pursue things this far, a good rule of thumb would be to not exceed the manufacturer's Gross Vehicle Weight rating, which is the combined weight of the car, fluids, passengers, luggage (and trailer). Don't even mention warranty coverage...it's not gonna happen.

1. Put the key in the ignition and turn it up one notch. The dashboard lights will not turn on. 2. Hold down your trip meter button next to the odometer. 3. When you are holding the trip meter button down, turn your key to the next notch. So, the dashboard lights will be on, but the car will not be started. Do not start the car. 4. Continue holding the trip meter button until the light turns off. You have now reset your maintenance required or maint reqd, light.

Check the owners manual. On the 2004 you follow this procedure. Shut the engine off with the odometer[mileage] showing. Turn the ignition switch to the run position [one position short of start]. Hold the trip selector button[the one sticking out of the speedometer lens]down for more than five seconds. The odometer will show 00000000.Release the button. The odometer reading will show. Turn the key off.

The Toyota Prius offers 21.6 cubic feet (or 0.61 cubic meters - 610 litres) of storage room, compared to a similar car in the same class (the Ford C-Max) that has 24.5 cubic feet (0.69 cubic meters - 690 litres) the Prius is the smaller one. However, since taxi companies around the world use Toyota Prius the storage room is definitely sufficient for a business where you need to be able to load lots of bags/other goods into your car.

Hybrid is a complex revolutionary in automobile world. Unliike traditional cars equipped only with 1 battery, Prius is totally the opposite for being synergy and there is more than 1 battery that runs this vehicle. If you really not familiar with how hybrid cars work, best thing to do is do touch it and take it to a mechanic shop that specialize in hybrid vehicles.

To answer your question, Prius is surrounded with batteries and there is more than one.

The curb weight of the 2014 Toyota Prius is 3042 lbs..

As with any automobile it depends on ones driving habits, weather, road conditions and how many hills one must go up and down. I have gotten as high as 55 MPG, driving on both highway and city streets. Last fill up it was 53.7 MPG. Driving tips - speed up slowly, use cruise control, coast up to stop lights, and don't speed. It is nice to fill up the tank after driving 300 miles and need only about 6 gallons. Thanks person who said theirs got 55. I need a good car by tomorrow for school. Im in 5th grade.

Depends on the damage if just needs new pads cheap like 180$ with labor at the shop, for something like worn out brakes that damaged your rotors and calipers can go up to 600$

consumer behaviour

The Lexus is250 has two oil quantity possibility's. One is 6.6 quarts of oil , one is 6.8 quarts of oil.

The Toyota song in the company's commercial is Wheel by Fisher.