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MaxPower wrote:And out of 20 big eye trinis...19 end up buyin Tiida...
evolution91 wrote:So when massy and ansa gona start bringing these vehicles?
pugboy wrote:whats typical landed cost of a regular hybrid like honda etc ?
eliteauto wrote:The tax concession is for hybrids up to 2.0 engines, I have a question for hybrids over that is the taxes pro-rated or do you pay full taxes like normal. Car in mind is the 2.5 hybrid Camry
j.o.e wrote:A172 wrote:pins u in the seat if u floor it from a dead stop in ev mode
Do a lot of these hybrid models have Japanese writing on the digital displays ? Can it be changed via menu? Just asking as that's a pet peeve of mine
baby hulk wrote:
DJ Q wrote:It's usually cheaper and easier to purchase an aftermarket deck with CarPlay or Android Auto and just use Waze
BANzai Rastafarai wrote:speaking of Hybrid Audi's.. Here's another one available. It have two prices on it "Company and Private" Inbox me and i'll give you the deets..
Ryan is right on the acceleration bit. VERY responsive in EV mode...
scotty_buttons wrote:DJ Q wrote:It's usually cheaper and easier to purchase an aftermarket deck with CarPlay or Android Auto and just use Waze
Unfortunately Waze not supported in CarPlay. Steups.
Unless u get extra cables to use mirroring from your phone which kinda defeats the purpose of having a CarPlay deck for navigation for me; because you can do mirroring on most aftermarket,non-CarPlay double din decks.
And having extra cables super bulky and annoying.
iarmd1 wrote:Is hybrid vehicles tax free or not? I'm looking to bring in the Honda vezel
noshownogo wrote:Drove the Hyundai Ioniq this past weekend.
Both models available have the same 1.6 6speed DCT, 105hp mated to an electric motor teaming up to have a combined 140hp but more impressively, over 200 torque! Multilink rear suspension is also present.
System is hybrid using regenerative braking. Battery is under the rear seats making practicality a selling feature as you lose no trunk.
Pricing is currently as of 11th Mar, $169,900 and $209,900.
"Basic" model gets dual climate controls, 7 air bags, cruise control, bluetooth 5" touch screen with back up camera, wireless charging.
Premium model gets in addition to the above, blind detection warning, parking sensors front and rear, sunroof, leather, heated and cooled front seats, memory seats for the driver, auto dimming mirror, LED rear lights to name a few.
My couple gripes are the foot brake for parking and it could use a little bit more HP.
Drove well up Lady Chancellor, but let's be real, this system from Hyundai isn't designed for speed. The driver instrument cluster is a digital display and showed with less than a full tank over 1000km to empty.
Given the tax exemptions we currently benefit from, I'd say it is an easy recommendation if you in the market for an entry level car.
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