Chris Keizer from Enschede cannot imagine life without cars. But sober as he is, it must remain affordable. That way he consciously came up with a Prius. What does such an iconic hybrid score on the wheelchair?
King hybrid
What? A prius on the roller bank? WTF! Hey for a moment; If you don’t have that many horsepower, it is important that many of those horses are still present when the car is somewhat old. With a relatively modest capacity of 78 hp you don’t want to miss one horsepower. After all, at 500 hp it makes a considerable difference …
Chris Keizer is a motorcycle of which there are many in the Netherlands. But what distinguishes him, among other things, is his lack of trademark loyalty. The 44-year-old caretaker really drove everything. And only now he has come to the king and founder of the hybrid era, the Prius 2, the facelift of the second generation that appeared in 2006. As mentioned, he consciously chose this Japanese. “I come from a Renault Grand mode automatic. Nice car, but a bit thirsty. I rode around 1 in 12 to 1 in 13. Because my girlfriend lives in Lochem, I started driving more kilometers and I started looking for a reliable and economical hybrid. That’s how I came from this Toyota Prius at the end of last year.”
Older man
On paper it all looks good. “In the maintenance booklets of the Toyota Prius, I saw that the car was always maintained at the Toyota dealer in 15 years. In recent years at Autobedrijf Stevan cars in Wijchen. Before I purchased it, the car has had two owners. First in the lease for four years, the first four years, he has been about a somewhat older man. Only 50,000 kilometers in the next ten years. Chris finds the Prius in the first place a comfortable travel car, with enough space and also economical: he drives 1 in 20 with it.
This Prius is of course not a Scheuijzer. Yet Chris sometimes wanted to visit our wheelchair. “I am curious how many horsepower are still present. The Prius contains a 1.5-liter four-cylinder that only delivers 78 hp. Thanks to all that good maintenance, that should be fine.” Roller bank chef Ghisbert van Ginhoven is there and looks at it. “I never see these cars here, only if you wander them. This is not at all our playing field.”
Ghisbert also makes every effort to make a successful measurement of it. He lets the almost sixteen -year -old Prius yell on the rolls. And that purified Toyota is doing very well too. Without moans or support. Chris can enjoy this Prius for a long time.
Chris Keizer from Enschede Cannot Imagine A Life Without Cars. But Being sober-minded, it has to remain affordable. That is why he very consciously chose a prius. How Does Such An Iconic Hybrid Score on the Dynamometer?
King Hybrid
What? A Prius on the dynamometer? WTF! Hold on a minute; If you don’t have that many horsepower, it is important that many of those horses are still present when the car is somewhat old. With a relatively fashion power of 78 HP, you don’t want to miss a single horsepower. After all, with 500 HP It Matters Considerably Less …
Chris Keizer is a car consumer of which are a many in the Netherlands. But What Distinguishes Him, Among Other Things, is his Lack of Brand Loyalty. The 44-Year-old Caretaker Has Driven Absolutely Everything. And only now has he arrived at the king and founder of the hybrid era, the prius 2, the facelift of the second generation that appeared in 2006. As mentioned, he consciously chose this Japanese car. “I come from a Renault Grand Modus automatic. A nice car, but a bit thirsty. I drove around 1 in 12 to 1 in 13 with it. Prius at the End of Last Year.
From an older man
On paper, it all looks good. “In the maintenance booklets of the Toyota Prius I saw that the car had always been maintained at the Toyota dealer in 15 years. In recent years at car company Stevan Auto’s in Wijchen. The car had only had two owners before I purchased it. First four years on lease, the rest of the time, about ten years, Its belonged to an older man. Chris Considers The Prius Primarily A Comfortable Touring Car, With Enough Space and also Economical: He drives 1 in 20 With It.
This prius is of course not a speed demon. Yet Chris Wanted to Visit Our Dynamometer. “I’m Curious How Many Horsepower Are Still present. The Prius Has A 1.5-liter Four-Cylinder That Only Delivers 78 HP. Thanks to All That Good Maintenance, That Should Be Fine.” Rollenbankchef Ghisbert van Ginhoven is standing next to it and watching. “I never see these cars here, only when you guys call them up. This is not our playing field at all.”
Even so, Ghisbert does everything he can to make it a successful measurement. The LETS THE ALMOST SIXTEEN-YEAR-old Prius Rev Up Nicely On The Rollers. And that seasoned Toyota is Doing Very Well Too. Without moaning or groaning. Chris May Be Able to Enjoy this Prius for a very long time.