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Dave T. @ Feb 20th 2008 1:45PM
Those prices would be the same as a Prius in Europe. I thought this was supposed to be a low cost hybrid? or the lowest yet? Or is that for another vehicle altogether?
Prius prices in the US are $21-$24K. Would folks buy the CR-Z hybrid for that? One problem with hybrids is there isn't a sub-$20K model out there that would sell like hotcakes.
Dustin @ Feb 20th 2008 3:27PM
Yes you're thinking of a different vehicle, the one linked to in the article. That one could be as low as 16,000 Euros, in other words nicely under $20,000.