Why is Toyota Hybrid better?

Benefits of owning a Toyota Hybrid

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Up to 30% better fuel efficiency Because the self-charging Hybrid system has the unique ability to recycle energy other cars waste, you benefit from fuel economy of up to 94mpg. That’s up to 30% better fuel efficiency than an equivalent diesel engine. So you won’t just enjoy the drive. You’ll enjoy the savings, too. That’s better.

All mpg and CO2 figures quoted are sourced from official EU regulated laboratory test results. These are provided to allow comparisons between vehicles and may not reflect your actual driving experience.
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Average of 30% less maintenance costs And that’s not all. You’ll save on maintenance too. On average 30% less maintenance costs when compared to a non-hybrid car. That’s because self-charging Hybrids have less wear and tear on items like brake discs and tyres, and you don’t have a clutch. And better again, the batteries in Toyota self-charging Hybrids are designed to last the lifetime of the vehicle.

Cost of Ownership saving for hybrid v non hybrid drivers is provided by IDS in the UK. IDS are a vehicle data provider to leasing companies, Manufacturers, Dealers and Fleet Managers. SMR (Service Maintenance and Repair) is the data they provide for real life running cost on vehicles in the market. For more information go to www.idsdata.co.uk
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Combining a petrol engine and an electric motor means that Toyota self-charging Hybrids emit on average 40% less CO2 than our competitors conventional cars.

And better still, a Toyota self-charging Hybrid emits up to 90% less NOX pollution of diesel engines, with no particulate matter, giving us better air quality.

That’s better for you, your family, your future.
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For peace of mind, in addition to the 3 year's manufacturers warranty, all Toyota Hybrids come with a 5 year hybrid component warranty.

For even greater peace of mind, when you get your Toyota self-charging Hybrid serviced in the Toyota network, you’ll receive a free Hybrid Health Check giving you up to 10 years battery care.

That’s better.
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Electric power is available instantly. Just hit the power button, let the system take care of itself, and enjoy a smoother, quieter, cleaner drive. That’s better.
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How much quieter is a Toyota self-charging Hybrid electric car? Try half the noise level of a car with a 2-litre petrol engine. That’s better, too.
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People who buy a Toyota self-charging Hybrid electric car love their hybrids. That’s no exaggeration. In a study by Toyota Europe, 88% of people felt themselves happier in a hybrid. Now, isn’t that better?
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Upgrade your driving experience to a better one. Choose better. Better for you, your family, your future.

Why Irish people love Hybrid

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Why Choose Hybrid?

What is Hybrid? What is Hybrid? Up to 50% of the time you drive a Toyota Hybrid, you’re in electric mode and yet you never have to plug it in. Benefits of Hybrid Benefits of Hybrid Hybrids use up to 30% less fuel, delivering cleaner air for our children’s children. Upgrade in Hybrid for Less Upgrade in Hybrid for Less Upgrade in Hybrid for Less with Finance Hybrid FAQs Hybrid FAQs Here you can find some popular frequently asked questions and answers to help you with your decision to switch to Hybrid.

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