Quote from Thermactor:
1) What do you drive?
2) What's wrong with the RX400h?
Motivated customers who learn specific driving techniques can extract terrific gas mileage out of any Hybrid model Toyota or Lexus. They're really oriented towards beep-n'-creep city driving, where idling the gas engine is highly wasteful. For Joe Shmoe living in Kansas, I agree, no difference. For someone in San Francisco, Los Angeles, or New York, there are major benefits to be had.Quote from Renegen:
I don't drive anything, I like money in the bank.
And the RX400H has barely any improvement over a conventional gas one, that's my beef. The Hybrid is purely a gimmick for foolish customers. It shows Toyota's disrespect and cynicism, the company is not about "value" to the customer anymore.
Quote from Sandybestdog:
I havenât had even one person come in with a Toyota in the past month because of all of this, and I live outside of DC where there is a lot of diversity and a lot of Toyotaâs around. I donât think any other salesperson has either. In fact a few people have actually told me they were just going to wait until this blows over and then buy one.