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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The most energy- and cost-efficient car you can buy is likely the new Prius, or the Prius Prime. (The Prius Prime you can plug into a normal outlet, get 30 miles or so of all-electric range, and if you go farther than that, the gasoline engine kicks in and it becomes a regular hybrid.) [/quote] As someone who owns the new Prius Prime, yes. I have visited a gas station just a few times since getting it last summer. Weather depending, I have 49 miles on a charge. 95% of the time its an EV.[/quote] The premium you paid for the Prius Prime compared to just the regular Prius hybrid will take you about 8 years to break even. [/quote] And I don’t care. I would have gotten the highest end package on the regular hybrid and I got the middle package on the prime so its about even. And I did not pay over MSRP.[/quote]
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