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Toyota Prius

2015-01-05T02:28:19Z

RalphSimprata: grammar

The '''Toyota Prius''' is a [[hybrid electric vehicle]] made by the Japanese auto-maker [[Toyota]]. It is very popular with homosexuals, celebrities and environmentalists concerned about their public image. One reason the Prius sells more than other hybrids is because it looks different, and people recognize it as a hybrid. Some other reasons given for Prius ownership are: owners wanting to make a statement about themselves, concern over foreign oil dependence, and the myth of [[global warming]].<ref name="Prius">[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/04/business/worldbusiness/04iht-hybrid.4.6491389.html Toyota's hybrid car more than a mixed success] Maynard, Micheline, July 4, 2007, The ''New York Times'', retrieved August 20, 2011</ref>. Studies of overall lifetime energy costs have shown that due to higher recycling costs a Prius costs more energy per mile driven than a Dodge Viper, Range Rover Sport or Cadillac Escalade. Priuses are common cars for [[homosexuals]], believers of global warming, [[liberals]], [[atheists]], and [[socialists]].

The car is underpowered, expensive, and emits levels of electromagnetic radiation which some reputable studies have suggested may increase the risk of cancer. Furthermore, the Prius is known to malfunction and runaway out of control.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2010/03/08/stuck-accelerator-reportedly-causes-toyota-speed-control-highway/</ref><ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ0aVipFR34</ref><ref>http://articles.latimes.com/2010/mar/09/business/la-fi-toyota-chp9-2010mar09</ref> However, many [[liberal]]s deny this<ref>http://priuschat.com/news/why-out-control-prius-driver-is-full-it</ref> and the car remains popular among them. Their claim that the car is safe is a perfect example of [[liberal deceit]].

Buyers of hybrid cars were initially given a federal tax break, but these ended on December 31, 2010<ref>[http://www.hybridcars.com/federal-incentives.html Hybrid Car Tax Credits: Incentives Fade into Memory] Hybridcars.com, retrieved August 20, 2011</ref> after [[Barack Hussein Obama]] failed to demonstrate a reason for these tax breaks.

==How it works==
The Prius has two engines: a 76 HP, 1.5 liter four-cylinder, gasoline-powered engine; and a battery-powered 67 HP motor. The electric motor gets the car going up to about 30 mph then the conventional engine takes over. The battery is charged whenever the vehicle slows down. Toyota markets this complicated and unnecessary system as "Synergy Drive."

The system is designed to game the [[EPA]] fuel economy tests and produce very high mileage ratings. These MPGs are impossible to obtain in real world driving. In actuality, the Prius gets mileage similar to any small car, but costs quite more. The people who drive Priuses (The plural of Prius is disputed) don't care because they only buy the car as a liberal status symbol.

==References==
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[[category: cars]]

Toyota Prius

2015-01-05T02:27:42Z

RalphSimprata: forgot to add atheists

The '''Toyota Prius''' is a [[hybrid electric vehicle]] made by the Japanese auto-maker [[Toyota]]. It is very popular with homosexuals, celebrities and environmentalists concerned about their public image. One reason the Prius sells more than other hybrids is because it looks different, and people recognize it as a hybrid. Some other reasons given for Prius ownership are: owners wanting to make a statement about themselves, concern over foreign oil dependence, and the myth of [[global warming]].<ref name="Prius">[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/04/business/worldbusiness/04iht-hybrid.4.6491389.html Toyota's hybrid car more than a mixed success] Maynard, Micheline, July 4, 2007, The ''New York Times'', retrieved August 20, 2011</ref>. Studies of overall lifetime energy costs have shown that due to higher recycling costs a Prius costs more energy per mile driven than a Dodge Viper, Range Rover Sport or Cadillac Escalade. Priuses are common cars for [[homosexuals]], believers in global warming, [[liberals]], [[atheists]], and [[socialists]].

The car is underpowered, expensive, and emits levels of electromagnetic radiation which some reputable studies have suggested may increase the risk of cancer. Furthermore, the Prius is known to malfunction and runaway out of control.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2010/03/08/stuck-accelerator-reportedly-causes-toyota-speed-control-highway/</ref><ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ0aVipFR34</ref><ref>http://articles.latimes.com/2010/mar/09/business/la-fi-toyota-chp9-2010mar09</ref> However, many [[liberal]]s deny this<ref>http://priuschat.com/news/why-out-control-prius-driver-is-full-it</ref> and the car remains popular among them. Their claim that the car is safe is a perfect example of [[liberal deceit]].

Buyers of hybrid cars were initially given a federal tax break, but these ended on December 31, 2010<ref>[http://www.hybridcars.com/federal-incentives.html Hybrid Car Tax Credits: Incentives Fade into Memory] Hybridcars.com, retrieved August 20, 2011</ref> after [[Barack Hussein Obama]] failed to demonstrate a reason for these tax breaks.

==How it works==
The Prius has two engines: a 76 HP, 1.5 liter four-cylinder, gasoline-powered engine; and a battery-powered 67 HP motor. The electric motor gets the car going up to about 30 mph then the conventional engine takes over. The battery is charged whenever the vehicle slows down. Toyota markets this complicated and unnecessary system as "Synergy Drive."

The system is designed to game the [[EPA]] fuel economy tests and produce very high mileage ratings. These MPGs are impossible to obtain in real world driving. In actuality, the Prius gets mileage similar to any small car, but costs quite more. The people who drive Priuses (The plural of Prius is disputed) don't care because they only buy the car as a liberal status symbol.

==References==
<references/>
[[category: cars]]

Toyota Prius

2015-01-05T02:24:41Z

RalphSimprata: added more info to the article

The '''Toyota Prius''' is a [[hybrid electric vehicle]] made by the Japanese auto-maker [[Toyota]]. It is very popular with homosexuals, celebrities and environmentalists concerned about their public image. One reason the Prius sells more than other hybrids is because it looks different, and people recognize it as a hybrid. Some other reasons given for Prius ownership are: owners wanting to make a statement about themselves, concern over foreign oil dependence, and the myth of [[global warming]].<ref name="Prius">[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/04/business/worldbusiness/04iht-hybrid.4.6491389.html Toyota's hybrid car more than a mixed success] Maynard, Micheline, July 4, 2007, The ''New York Times'', retrieved August 20, 2011</ref>. Studies of overall lifetime energy costs have shown that due to higher recycling costs a Prius costs more energy per mile driven than a Dodge Viper, Range Rover Sport or Cadillac Escalade. Priuses are common cars for [[homosexuals]], believers in global warming, [[liberals]], and [[socialists]].

The car is underpowered, expensive, and emits levels of electromagnetic radiation which some reputable studies have suggested may increase the risk of cancer. Furthermore, the Prius is known to malfunction and runaway out of control.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2010/03/08/stuck-accelerator-reportedly-causes-toyota-speed-control-highway/</ref><ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ0aVipFR34</ref><ref>http://articles.latimes.com/2010/mar/09/business/la-fi-toyota-chp9-2010mar09</ref> However, many [[liberal]]s deny this<ref>http://priuschat.com/news/why-out-control-prius-driver-is-full-it</ref> and the car remains popular among them. Their claim that the car is safe is a perfect example of [[liberal deceit]].

Buyers of hybrid cars were initially given a federal tax break, but these ended on December 31, 2010<ref>[http://www.hybridcars.com/federal-incentives.html Hybrid Car Tax Credits: Incentives Fade into Memory] Hybridcars.com, retrieved August 20, 2011</ref> after [[Barack Hussein Obama]] failed to demonstrate a reason for these tax breaks.

==How it works==
The Prius has two engines: a 76 HP, 1.5 liter four-cylinder, gasoline-powered engine; and a battery-powered 67 HP motor. The electric motor gets the car going up to about 30 mph then the conventional engine takes over. The battery is charged whenever the vehicle slows down. Toyota markets this complicated and unnecessary system as "Synergy Drive."

The system is designed to game the [[EPA]] fuel economy tests and produce very high mileage ratings. These MPGs are impossible to obtain in real world driving. In actuality, the Prius gets mileage similar to any small car, but costs quite more. The people who drive Priuses (The plural of Prius is disputed) don't care because they only buy the car as a liberal status symbol.

==References==
<references/>
[[category: cars]]