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Brett @ Mar 6th 2008 10:15PM
Mike, Zamafir, and Jinian your all uniformed noobs. Go back to school and get a real Job. GM has been making Hybrid and Electric vehicles far longer than Toyota.
The TWO MODE has nothing to do with HSD, and is far superior. When it trickles down to cars that use the least amount of gas VS the big SUV's you can go ahead and eat your lunch.
GM currently sells the Vue, Malibu, and Aura all with the BAS hybrid system. Then you have 2Mode in Yukon, Tahoe, Silverado, Sierra, and the buses that have been out longer than the Prius.
Toyota steals designs. They don't invent.
Toyota has yet to sell a good looking vehicle. They are ugly.