QUOTE(lightning69 @ Mar 18 2012, 04:32 PM)
I got 2 kids with really heavy school bags. I wonder the Prius C got enough power for those heavy school bags.
I don't understand why primary 1 kid need so many books. 
Prius C should be excellent for city driving with its very low fuel consumption in start/stop traffic and good pickup acceleration. As a mid hatchback, it has good maneuverability in crowded places like a small Myvi but in a better body designed for greater safety and comfort - the back seat is wide and deep almost like a home sofa. The doors can open out big for smooth access of children with heavy bags.Unless its price AND maintenance are considered not affordable, Prius C has almost a perfect balance for your purpose. We are taking delivery of a Pearl White Prius C this week mainly for my wife to send and fetch our kid (Primary 1 too), replacing our Peugeot 206 which is 6inch shorter. Our current other ride is Kia Sportage 2011 which is a good value buy with its many modern features.
"The prius C has no belts. It has a low friction timing chain of metal that last longer.
The C has an electric power steering, Electric water pump, electric Aircon pump. NO belts here.
Very little rubber to wear out in this Prius C engine." The Bad here is that only Toyota trained and equipped workshop can service it.
This post has been edited by mkhor7: Mar 28 2012, 09:19 AM
Mar 28 2012, 01:10 AM

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