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Today's joyride takes us into the wild world of cars and perceptions. Buckle up as I spill the beans about my trusty 2015 Toyota Prius C – the little car that could, and did, for the past six years. No fancy wheels here, just practicality and a splash of rebellion against societal symbols.Sure, I've ruffled a few feathers with my T-shirt and Prius combo. But  I'm all about breaking free from the status quo. You won't catch me sweating over scratches anymore, either. Rocket, my Prius, has earned its battle scars, and I've learned to roll with it.  But lately I've been pondering the whole "quality vs. cheap" debate. So now we've been eyeing the glitzy appeal of a new car, particularly the Tesla. So, when the chance came to test-drive a Tesla, I hopped on it.Fast-forward a few days of exhilarating drives, and guess what? I found myself on the "Hedonic Treadmill." That rush of luxury? It normalized quicker than I thought. Turns out, upgrades aren't always the golden ticket to lasting happiness.Before you take the plunge into fancy upgrades, consider renting first.Test the waters and see if that shiny new thing really brings the joy it promises. LEAVE A REVIEW if you liked this episode!! Let's Connect On Social Media! youtube.com/anthonyvicino twitter.com/anthonyvicino instagram.com/theanthonyvicino https://anthonyvicino.com Join an exclusive community of peak performers at Beyond the Apex University learning how to build a business, invest in real estate, and develop hyperfocus. www.beyondtheapex.com Learn More About Investing With Anthony Invictus Capital: www.invictusmultifamily.com Multifamily Investing Made Simple Podcast Passive Investing Made Simple Book: www.thepassiveinvestingbook.com

In this week's show, we take a look at Hertz planning to buy 100,000 Teslas for its rental fleet and how that launched Tesla's market cap to over $1 trillion. As for car launches, we mull over the RM800k Land Rover Defender, the all-new 5th Generation Range Rover, and the launch of BMW Malaysia's fourth electric car - the BMW iX3. In Part 2 and 3, Daniel reveals DSF.my's exhaustive list of vehicles of the year, before he tells us about the 2012 Toyota Prius C as a used car and the great value it holds.

Miércoles 28-07-2021 El nuevo Toyota Prius C ofrece rendimientos de hasta 35 km/L RRSS Facebook: @JavoAutomotive Instagram: @javo_automotive Instagram personal: @javy2698

En esta emisión de Autos y más arrancamos con la cápsula del viaje de Jeff Bezos al espacio. Hablamos de Toyota Prius C 2022, el auto híbrido más económico de México. No te pierdas la radio novela "Un Mundo Nuevo" patrocinada por Mitsubishi. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seraph White brings nearly two decades of non-profit experience to the role of Interim Executive Director for Outdoors Empowered Network, and has expertise in fundraising, marketing, and operations. She is passionate about increasing access to nature and the outdoors and is looking forward to finding creative, systemic, and strategic ways to fulfill OEN's mission. Seraph has an MA in Environmental Leadership from Naropa University and a BA in Environmental Studies from UCSC. Seraph grew up camping and is passionate about access to the outdoors. She regularly packs her family into a hybrid Toyota Prius C to travel the American West, including over thirty National Parks. She is an alumnae of NOLS semester in Alaska and a long-time student of nature connection and deep ecology. When not camping, Seraph lives in her hometown of San Francisco. -- Seraph White Interim Executive Director Outdoors Empowered Network Website: www.outdoorsempowered.org As always, the purpose of the interviews is to highlight the great work of the individuals who are making a huge impact in the world of early childhood environmental education. Diona Reese Williams Edited Production: Angel Productions DRW Guest: Seraph White Facebook Page: @dionareesewilliams Instagram DRW Personal Brand: @drw_dionareesewilliams Instagram Out Back Learning LLC: @outbacklearning2019 Facebook Page: @outbacklearning2019 Podcast: https://anchor.fm/diona-williams --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diona-williams/support

Seraph White brings nearly two decades of non-profit experience to the role of Interim Executive Director for Outdoors Empowered Network, and has expertise in fundraising, marketing, and operations. She is passionate about increasing access to nature and the outdoors and is looking forward to finding creative, systemic, and strategic ways to fulfill OEN's mission. Seraph has an MA in Environmental Leadership from Naropa University and a BA in Environmental Studies from UCSC. Seraph grew up camping and is passionate about access to the outdoors. She regularly packs her family into a hybrid Toyota Prius C to travel the American West, including over thirty National Parks. She is an alumnae of NOLS semester in Alaska and a long-time student of nature connection and deep ecology. When not camping, Seraph lives in her hometown of San Francisco. -- Seraph White Interim Executive Director Outdoors Empowered Network Website: www.outdoorsempowered.org As always, the purpose of the interviews is to highlight the great work of the individuals who are making a huge impact in the world of early childhood environmental education. Diona Reese Williams Edited Production: Angel Productions DRW Guest: Seraph White Facebook Page: @dionareesewilliams Instagram DRW Personal Brand: @drw_dionareesewilliams Instagram Out Back Learning LLC: @outbacklearning2019 Facebook Page: @outbacklearning2019 Podcast: https://anchor.fm/diona-williams --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diona-williams/support

En el garaje de MOTORS&ME de esta semana, tendremos la noticias más relevantes en el mundo del sector automotriz:Mazda, celebra sus 100 años y 15 en México entérate de que manera. Además, no te pierdas todos los detalle sobre la prueba de manejo del Toyota Híbrido Prius C que Óscar realizó.Descubre los detalles sobre la presentación de Peugeot 2008 y la entrevista a Rosy Guerra, CEO de Lincoln. ¡No te lo imaginas!Escucha, enciende y maneja tus sentidos en Motors &Me. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Tesla Tales Tuesday: After going through a memorable Tesla test drive, Vivian probably became a Tesla fan for life. Every Tuesday, episodes with Tesla owners are featured in the Tesla Tales Tuesday (TTT) series covering their ownership experience.

  We’ve got another special guest this week as the great Phil Berg visit’s Sam’s basement to tell some stories talk about cars of the past, present and future. In the garage, Phil is driving the Chevrolet Bolt EV, Sam disses the Toyota Prius C and Dan shifts gears in the Toyota Corolla SE. In… Read More »Episode #050 – Phil Berg Stops By To Talk About Garages and Cars

I learned about Summer Rayne Oaks when I first started researching “Urban Jungles” in NYC. She is a Model/Activist/Entrepreneur who is famous for her Brooklyn apartment in which she has over 670 plants. She has dedicated the last decade of her life to being a champion for sustainable practices in the fashion, beauty and food industries. She wears many hats including being named the first “eco model”. She has a sugar detox program (sugardetoxme.com), a cookbook, a style guide, a podcast (Idea Nosh), and founded Le Souk, a global materials marketplace. She is a serial entrepreneur with a degree in environmental science from Cornell and a passion for plants. She is the founder of Homestead Brooklyn, a blog and Youtube channel created to help bring more nature to urban living. And to top it all off… she was even the muse and inspiration for the Toyota Prius C! What can’t she do? Her Youtube channel, Plant One On Me is packed with informative videos about plant care and fun DIY projects. If you are curious about Summer Rayne’s journey to 670+ plants in her NYC apartment, this episode is for you! If you are an advanced Plant Parent looking to nerd out, this is the episode for you! In this episode we discuss: Plant Swaps as a way to connect behind the Instagram photos Her plant collection of 670+ in her Brooklyn apartment Preparing houseplants for Winter months Bringing Plants in the shower The appealing qualities of Peperomia Best Plants for the Advanced Plant Parent Summer Rayne’s time as an “undercover activist” in the Fashion Industry as an Eco Model Homestead Brooklyn’s mission and purpose The Power of Showing up Practicing patience and going beyond perfection Follow Summer Rayne at Instagram @homesteadbrooklyn Facebook @homesteadbrooklyn YouTube @summerrayneoakes "Plant One On Me" Website: www.homesteadbrooklyn.com  Twitter: @sroakes 

- Inventory Levels Under Control- Global Car Sales Continue To Grow- Continental Acquires Argus Cyber Security- Rider Assistance Features for Motorcycles- GM Tests V2I in China- Can Tesla Meet Production Goals?

- Inventory Levels Under Control - Global Car Sales Continue To Grow - Continental Acquires Argus Cyber Security - Rider Assistance Features for Motorcycles - GM Tests V2I in China - Can Tesla Meet Production Goals?

- OEMs Team Up to Build Charging Network- EV Tax Credit in Danger- EVs Outpace Overall Market- Mahindra to Open New Plant in Detroit- Jeep Experimented with Different Wrangler Design- Tesla Hit by Setbacks- Toyota Updates the Prius c- Why Autonomy Could Change Car Design

- OEMs Team Up to Build Charging Network - EV Tax Credit in Danger - EVs Outpace Overall Market - Mahindra to Open New Plant in Detroit - Jeep Experimented with Different Wrangler Design - Tesla Hit by Setbacks - Toyota Updates the Prius c - Why Autonomy Could Change Car Design

The Toyota Prius C, the fourth model in the Prius family, is the shortest, narrowest, lightest and thus most fuel efficient of the hugely successful carmaker's hybrid lineup. The gasoline engine in the Prius has been reduced from 1.8 liters of displacement in the original Prius to 1.5 liters, and its dual electric motors are also smaller. Combined, there's only 99 horsepower in the Prius C, while the original Prius has 135 horsepower. The C in the Prius C, according to Toyota, translates to "city," and it's being  promoted as a new urban option with superior economy. It makes a lot of sense as fuel prices continue to rise and lower purchase prices in cars continue to attract more buyers. As such, the Prius C is overtly appealing. Gas mileage averages are 53 mpg city/46 mpg highway and 50 mpg combined. The Prius C sticker price begins at about $19,000, about $4,000 less than its oldest sibling. And the gas mileages in the city and highway averages are high than the original Prius. Not surprisingly, reviews of the Prius C have been positive. Here are snippets from three reviews and links to the full reviews. David Thomas/Cars.com "In terms of driving performance, the Prius c is about as exciting as you might predict, which is not very. But compare it with traditional high-mileage subcompacts like the Hyundai Accent and Ford Fiesta, and it gives up little ground, despite its sub-100-hp rating. Toyota said it can reach 60 mph in 11.5 seconds, but the car seemed faster merging onto the highway." "During a number of driving routes of between 20 and 50 miles apiece, the worst mileage my driving partner and I returned was 46.6 mpg, while the best was 54.4 mpg. The tests were done in hilly California in optimal 60-degree weather. While coasting downhill, you can shift the Prius c into a B mode for aggressive brake regeneration to fill the hybrid battery to its maximum level." Full review: Toyota Prius C John Heilig/AutoChnnel.com "There are some features of the Prius c that make it more attractive than the original. For example, the battery pack is now located under the rear seat, making it possible to make the rear seat backs fold to increase trunk cargo capacity." "The rear seats themselves are tight. Toyota's claim that the Prius c is a five-seater is very optimistic. The revised battery location also lowers the center of gravity, which contributes to better handling. Even with a fairly conventional MacPherson strut front suspension and torsion beam rear, handling is very good. I wouldn't put it in the sports car class, but if you're in a city and you have to duke it out with taxi cabs, it's nice to know you have a car that can hold its own." Full Review: Toyota Prius Edmunds.com "It's worth noting that this is little different from the regular Prius liftback's 51/48/50 mpg rating. However, the C's sticker price starts in the $19,000 range . . . And for this outlay you still get a fairly roomy interior, decent utility and improved driving dynamics." "On the downside, the Prius C isn't quite as refined. The ride quality is a bit harsh at times, for instance, and the interior has an overabundance of hard plastics, giving the C a definite economy-car feel. But overall we think the 2012 Toyota Prius C's strengths outweigh its weaknesses. It handily beats its closest competitors in terms of price, it's ahead of the Honda CR-Z and Insight in terms of fuel economy, and it has a nice price advantage over the regular Prius." Full Review: Toyota Prius C  

We've got another special guest this week as the great Phil Berg visit's Sam's basement to tell some stories talk about cars of the past, present and future. In the garage, Phil is driving the Chevrolet Bolt EV, Sam disses the Toyota Prius C and Dan shifts gears in the Toyota Corolla SE. In the discussion we solve the problem of distracted driving by declaring that everyone must drive manual transmission Mazda Miata. We ponder the refreshed 2019 Jeep Cherokee and the revival of the Honda Insight name. Finally, a reminder to make sure that if you get a recall notice for Takata airbags (or anything else) please get it fixed ASAP.Our Sponsors:* Check out Express VPN: https://expressvpn.com/WHEELBEARINGSAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy