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Friday, May 6, 2011
Take the Toyota Prius gas-electric to reduce the hybrid, they get more action, but it offers enough legroom in the back seat. Lower Austria is the umbrella for sex appeal, at the expense of width. Change case to improve handling. Ta-Dah, you wind up with CT 200h Lexus.
Is the right mix. The car went on sale in March and immediately became the third best-selling Lexus ES 350 for petrol entry-level and mid-size sedan, a compact engine of the IS series.
Suggesting that CT may in TV spots is the "dark side" of hybrids cheeky way to save fuel I've seen.
Talk about that you want. Ah, the test car lacked the edge needed for life to that image. It was a nimble suspension, it was more fun than most hybrids, however.
Loosely in the CT, such as:
• Lexus have the status and reputation of the family (from the standards of a luxury brand), a low price.
• Provides something to eye in the garage.
• Provides crisp handling.
• Is it all in a small city the size of a package which is easy to park and fits easily through traffic.
But this is not a Pocket Rocket. If what you expect, then CT, despite the many lures to be disappointed.
2011 Lexus 200h hybrid CT
• What? The small, four-door, front wheel drive hybrid Toyota Prius sedan is based on the equipment.
• When? On sale since March.
• Where? Made in Kyushu, Japan.
• How much? From $ 29,995, including $ 875 shipping. Well bought the test car was $ 36,725.
• How big? In conjunction with the evaluation of gasoline, 134 hp electric motor. 1.8-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine rated 98 hp at 5200 rpm, 142 pounds-feet of torque at 4,000 rpm. Electric motor: 80 hp, torque is not specified.
• How do I live? Not much, at least from the ads call it the "dark (eg, fun) side of the" hybrid evaluation. Toyota lists 0-60 mph in 9.3 seconds (think Camry four-cylinder), a maximum for each of 113 mph.
• How big? Half a foot shorter "wide, 4-inch shorter wheelbase than the Prius, which leads to less legroom in the rear. CT 200h is 170.1 inches long, 69.5 cm wide, 56.7 cm by 102.4-in. Wheelbase. cargo space behind the rear seats: 14.3 cubic feet. It weighs 3130 kg. Turning circle: 34.2 m
• How thirsty? At 43 miles per gallon in the city, 40 mpg highway, the 42nd combined on-board computer in the car test showed 39.6 mpg (2.53 liters per 100 km) in the suburbs riding. Burns holds regular tank 11.9 gallons.
• Total: Sexy for the Lexus, fun for the hybrid.
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