You're talking about the Prius, currently on sale in Japan and possibly Europe. U.S. introduction will bee in fall of 2000, perhaps sooner, if Toyota wants to impress the California Air Resources Board in that state, where the Prius should be a big hit. I want to buy a new car in December, but have not been able to make a decision between these two vehicles. I'll do whatever you say. Leasing is just another way of making a car affordable, which became necessary because so many cars became unaffordable.
Limited term is usually cheaper than lifetime.
I LOVE this car, but I understand that muscle cars like the Camaro and the Firebird may soon be automotive memories thanks to changing demographics. Say it ain't so, Warren. But, hey, that ain't the problem. Now, there's the Ford Mustang. Idea is that those are virgin fields in terms of autos, which means that automakers also have a chance of developing infrastructures in those places to support new-fuel vehicles.