LMichaels
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Yesterday I was getting my Highlander serviced at my Yota dealer. Spoke to the sales guy I deal with exclusively to ask about all the deals Yota is cutting on it's BZ4X. My interest here is replacing the RAV4 Hybrid. Since all it really is used as is a "grocery getter/to-from work for the CFO".
So happens they had one there. A beautifully decked out Limited. Pleasantly surprised (VERY pleasantly I might add) at just how nice a car this is and how well it matches up to our RAV4 Limited.
He let me take it out for a bit (by myself). The thing drove, rode, handled identical to our RAV and I am sure identical to any Toyota. Which I LOVED. No goofy "weirdness" as in Teslas. (You listening here Elon? I don't want your "weird looks, or behavior"! I just want a car that drives and behaves like any other car. BOOM! Toyota gave me just that. A car that is instantly @home for just about any conventional vehicle owner.
Literally so close, that if you were blindfolded, put in the driver seat, (blindfold off of course) and told to drive this new car. You would not know it's a BEV.
So, dealer cut me a helluva whopper deal if I want it. Now I have to sit down and look at all the financials and determine if it makes sense for us or not. In the mean time I think (since now I have the electrical upgrades done), I think I will go ahead and get the proper wiring and breakers and get that all installed in "readiness". Since it's pretty low investment at this point
So happens they had one there. A beautifully decked out Limited. Pleasantly surprised (VERY pleasantly I might add) at just how nice a car this is and how well it matches up to our RAV4 Limited.
He let me take it out for a bit (by myself). The thing drove, rode, handled identical to our RAV and I am sure identical to any Toyota. Which I LOVED. No goofy "weirdness" as in Teslas. (You listening here Elon? I don't want your "weird looks, or behavior"! I just want a car that drives and behaves like any other car. BOOM! Toyota gave me just that. A car that is instantly @home for just about any conventional vehicle owner.
Literally so close, that if you were blindfolded, put in the driver seat, (blindfold off of course) and told to drive this new car. You would not know it's a BEV.
So, dealer cut me a helluva whopper deal if I want it. Now I have to sit down and look at all the financials and determine if it makes sense for us or not. In the mean time I think (since now I have the electrical upgrades done), I think I will go ahead and get the proper wiring and breakers and get that all installed in "readiness". Since it's pretty low investment at this point