Anonymous wrote:Do you realize the hilarity of your post. It is pure coincident of course but it sort of sound like your hybrid suck.

NoVA in Spanish .. no va means NO GO.
You must know the story .. once upon a time Chevrolet called a car Nova and tried to sell it in Spanish speaking countries but it did not sell well, nobody wanted to buy a car that had a no go on it. That was like opposite of proud ownership.

So do not pair Hybrid and NoVA or you might offend a lot of people here.

haha good one. I see it now.

Just looking to not get recommendations in MD or DC obviously. The car still goes for now though I am not driving it because of the major warning lights so NoVA is pretty accurate.

Do you realize the hilarity of your post. It is pure coincident of course but it sort of sound like your hybrid suck.

NoVA in Spanish .. no va means NO GO.
You must know the story .. once upon a time Chevrolet called a car Nova and tried to sell it in Spanish speaking countries but it did not sell well, nobody wanted to buy a car that had a no go on it. That was like opposite of proud ownership.

So do not pair Hybrid and NoVA or you might offend a lot of people here.

I'm pretty sure my 2004 Prius needs a new hybrid battery (or some other issue with the hybrid system) and thinking my mechanic probably can't or won't deal with it. Does anyone have a recommendation for a hybrid specialist, preferably in Falls Church, Arlington, or McLean?

Has anyone heard of or used Triton Hybrid Battery Repair in Springfield? https://triton-hybrid-battery-repair.business.site/

I'm reluctant to take it to the dealer because I know it'll cost 3x as much.

Other option is to buy a new car but that feels like a hassle.