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    Default 2010 Toyota Prius vs 2010 Honda Insight





  2. #2
    prius is so expensive but its a nice car..

  3. #3
    im planning to buy prius mid this year kung mada jud sa budget hehe....

  4. #4
    mag prius naka bro TCV? byaan na diay nimu ang clubisuzu. hehehe pero nice choice dyud ayo da.

  5. #5
    body wise murag almost the same sila. sa face mag differ.

  6. #6
    unsa may specs sa duha?

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by murpius View Post
    mag prius naka bro TCV? byaan na diay nimu ang clubisuzu. hehehe pero nice choice dyud ayo da.
    hehehe still planning pa bro oi....ako pa ning gipilian ang duha nako ka rides unsay akong igive-up
    kay murag lisod na jud tulo kabook i maintain...

  8. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by c_cebrecus View Post
    unsa may specs sa duha?

    bro here are some specs i got....

    Vehicle
    Make Honda
    Model Insight
    Model year 2010
    Style LX 4dr Hatchback (1.3L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
    Base MSRP $20,470
    As-tested MSRP $20,470
    Options on test vehicle None
    Drive type Front-wheel drive
    Transmission type Continuously variable transmission
    Transmission and axle ratios (x:1) Variable between 3.17:1 and 0.53:1; Final drive = 4.20:1
    Engine type Inline-4
    Displacement (cc/cu-in) 1,339cc (82 cu-in)
    Block/head material Aluminum
    Valvetrain Single overhead camshaft, variable intake and exhaust lift, 2 valves per cylinder
    Compression ratio (x:1) 10.8:1
    Redline (rpm) 6,200
    Horsepower (hp @ rpm) 98 @ 5,800 (includes electric motor assist of 13 hp @ 1,500 rpm)
    Torque (lb-ft @ rpm) 123 @ 1,000-1,500 (includes electric motor assist of 58 lb-ft @ 1,000 rpm)
    Brakes, front 10.3-inch ventilated disc with single-piston sliding caliper
    Brakes, rear 7.9-inch drum
    Steering type Electric speed-proportional power steering
    Steering ratio (x:1) 16.7:1
    Suspension, front Independent, MacPherson struts, coil springs and stabilizer bar
    Suspension, rear Semi-independent, torsion beam, coil springs and integrated stabilizer bar
    Tire size, front P175/65R15 84S
    Tire size, rear P175/65R15 84S
    Tire brand Dunlop
    Tire model SP31
    Tire type All-season
    Wheel material Steel
    Curb weight, mfr. claim (lbs.) 2,723
    Curb weight, as-tested (lbs.) 2,712
    Weight distribution, F/R (%) 58.3/41.7
    Fuel type Regular unleaded
    Fuel tank capacity (gal) 10.6
    EPA fuel economy (mpg) 40 city/43 highway/41 combined
    Edmunds observed (mpg) 40.4 (51.2 on 115-mile fuel economy loop)
    Conditions for Testing
    Temperature (°F) 62.8
    Humidity 41%
    Elevation (ft.) 30
    Wind (mph, direction) 3.4 mph SE
    Performance
    0 - 30 (sec.) 4.1
    0 - 45 (sec.) 6.9
    0 - 60 (sec.) 10.9
    0 - 75 (sec.) 16.5
    1/4 mile (sec. @ mph) 17.9 @ 78.2
    0-60 with 1-ft rollout (sec.) 10.5
    30 - 0 (ft.) 32
    60 - 0 (ft.) 128
    Slalom, 6 x 100 ft (mph) 60.9
    Skid pad, 200 ft diameter (lateral g) 0.75
    Acceleration comments Lack of motor relative to Prius is obvious out of the hole. Otherwise, the differences are fairly irrelevant. Consistent high-rpm honk gets old in both. Using the transmission's S mode doesn't seem to matter at wide-open throttle.
    Braking comments Some pedal fade after second run despite relatively consistent stopping distances.
    Handling comments Skid pad: Lots of body roll and minimal damping make this a fun (crazy) ride on our makeshift skid pad. Inside wheel occasionally leaves the ground. This didn't happen with the Prius. Slalom: A little hairy in fast transitions, the Insight is controllable but it makes me realize why Toyota outfits the Prius with undefeatable stability control.
    Specifications
    Length (in.) 172.3
    Width (in.) 66.7
    Height (in.) 56.2
    Wheelbase (in.) 100.4
    Front Track (in.) 58.7
    Rear Track (in.) 58.1
    Turning circle (ft) 36.1
    Legroom, front (in.) 42.3
    Legroom, rear (in.) 33.5
    Headroom, front (in.) 38.4
    Headroom, rear (in.) 35.9
    Shoulder room, front (in.) 52.7
    Shoulder room, rear (in.) 50.4
    Seating capacity 5
    Cargo volume (cu-ft) 15.9
    Max. cargo volume, seats folded (cu-ft) 31.5
    Warranty Information
    Bumper-to-bumper 3 years/36,000 miles
    Powertrain 5 years/60,000 miles
    Corrosion 5 years/Unlimited miles
    Roadside assistance Not available
    Scheduled maintenance Not available
    Safety Information
    Front airbags Standard
    Side airbags Standard dual front
    Head airbags Standard front and rear
    Knee airbags Not available
    Antilock brakes 4-wheel ABS
    Electronic brake enhancements Braking assist, electronic brakeforce distribution
    Traction control Not available on LX model
    Stability control Not available on LX model
    Rollover protection Not available
    Tire-pressure monitoring system Standard
    Emergency assistance system Not available
    NHTSA crash test, driver Not tested
    NHTSA crash test, passenger Not tested
    NHTSA crash test, side front Not tested
    NHTSA crash test, side rear Not tested
    NHTSA rollover resistance Not tested
    IIHS Offset Not tested


    Vehicle
    Make Toyota
    Model Prius
    Model year 2010
    Style 4dr Hatchback (1.8L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
    Base MSRP $24,220 (estimated)
    As-tested MSRP $25,570 (estimated)
    Options on test vehicle JBL sound system with CD changer and Bluetooth
    Drive type Front-wheel drive
    Transmission type Planetary-type continuously variable
    Transmission and axle ratios (x:1) Final-drive ratio: 3.267
    Engine type Inline-4, Atkinson cycle
    Displacement (cc/cu-in) 1,798cc (110 cu-in)
    Block/head material Aluminum/aluminum
    Valvetrain 16 valves, double overhead camshafts, variable intake valve timing
    Compression ratio (x:1) 13.0:1
    Horsepower (hp @ rpm) 98 @ 5,200 (gasoline engine); 36 hp (battery pack); 134 maximum when blended
    Torque (lb-ft @ rpm) 105 @ 4,000 (gasoline engine)
    Brakes, front 10.0-inch ventilated disc with single-piston floating caliper
    Brakes, rear 10.2-inch solid disc with single-piston floating caliper
    Steering type Electric-assist power rack-and-pinion steering
    Steering ratio (x:1) 19.1:1
    Suspension, front Independent MacPherson struts, coil springs and stabilizer bar
    Suspension, rear Semi-independent torsion beam, coil springs and integrated stabilizer bar
    Tire size, front P195/65R15 89S
    Tire size, rear P195/65R15 89S
    Tire brand Yokohama
    Tire model Avid S33
    Tire type All-season
    Wheel size 15-by-6-inch front and rear
    Wheel material Aluminum alloy
    Curb weight, mfr. claim (lbs.) 3,042
    Curb weight, as-tested (lbs.) 3,060
    Weight distribution, F/R (%) 60.2/39.8
    Fuel type Regular unleaded
    Fuel tank capacity (gal) 11.9
    EPA fuel economy (mpg) 51 city/48 highway/50 combined
    Edmunds observed (mpg) 45.7 (52.2 on 115-mile fuel economy loop)
    Conditions for Testing
    Temperature (°F) 60.7
    Humidity 45%
    Elevation (ft.) 30
    Wind (mph, direction) 5.0 mph NE
    Performance
    0 - 30 (sec.) 3.6
    0 - 45 (sec.) 6.3
    0 - 60 (sec.) 10.1
    0 - 75 (sec.) 15.4
    1/4 mile (sec. @ mph) 17.3 @ 79.7
    0-60 with 1-ft rollout (sec.) 9.7
    30 - 0 (ft.) 30
    60 - 0 (ft.) 118
    Slalom, 6 x 100 ft (mph) 59.1
    Skid pad, 200 ft diameter (lateral g) 0.78
    Acceleration comments Using "power" mode doesn't change wide-open throttle performance. It does, however, seem to improve transient response. Otherwise, Prius hates power braking. Just wood it and go.
    Braking comments Long-travel, somewhat awkward pedal still doesn't feel "normal." Performance, however, is on par for the segment.
    Handling comments Skid pad: Nondefeatable stability control makes the skid pad an exercise in wood-it-and-steer. The electronics do the rest. Slalom: Same story here. Keep it smooth and stability control remains at bay. Start chopping at the wheel and it gets slower.
    Specifications
    Length (in.) 175.6
    Width (in.) 68.7
    Height (in.) 58.7
    Wheelbase (in.) 106.3
    Front Track (in.) 60.0
    Rear Track (in.) 59.8
    Legroom, front (in.) 42.5
    Legroom, rear (in.) 36.0
    Headroom, front (in.) 38.3
    Headroom, rear (in.) 37.6
    Shoulder room, front (in.) 56.1
    Shoulder room, rear (in.) 53.1
    Seating capacity 5
    Cargo volume (cu-ft) 21.4
    Max. cargo volume, seats folded (cu-ft) 39.6
    Warranty Information
    Bumper-to-bumper 3 years/36,000 miles
    Powertrain 5 years/60,000 miles (hybrid-related component coverage: 8 years/100,000 miles or, in California emissions states, 15 years/150,000 miles; hybrid battery only: 10 years/150,000 mile for all 50 states)
    Corrosion 5 years/Unlimited miles
    Roadside assistance Not available
    Scheduled maintenance Not available
    Safety Information
    Front airbags Standard
    Side airbags Standard dual front
    Head airbags Standard front and rear
    Knee airbags Driver only
    Antilock brakes 4-wheel ABS
    Electronic brake enhancements Brake assist, electronic brakeforce distribution
    Traction control Standard
    Stability control Standard
    Rollover protection Not available
    Tire-pressure monitoring system Standard
    Emergency assistance system Optional (test car not equipped)
    NHTSA crash test, driver Not tested
    NHTSA crash test, passenger Not tested
    NHTSA crash test, side front Not tested
    NHTSA crash test, side rear Not tested
    NHTSA rollover resistance Not tested
    IIHS Offset Not tested

  9. #9
    bro tcv naa koy nabasahan nga naa daw problem ang braking system sa 2010 prius diri ambot kaha diha. wala nalang ko kita sa link. ayaw buhi-i ang swift bro. ngil-aran man ko ug exterior design sa insight bro. kung ako ang papilion ari kos prius. prius nalang bro. toyota nata!

  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by cc_3125 View Post
    bro tcv naa koy nabasahan nga naa daw problem ang braking system sa 2010 prius diri ambot kaha diha. wala nalang ko kita sa link. ayaw buhi-i ang swift bro. ngil-aran man ko ug exterior design sa insight bro. kung ako ang papilion ari kos prius. prius nalang bro. toyota nata!
    mao lage bro naka basa pod bitaw ko ana...murag sa accelarator man to naay probs nga mo stick
    daw sya dili mubalik inig release nimo....not sure about this kung tinood ba

    musta man diay imong Vios/Yaris karon bro any upgrades done na ba?

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