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Old 04-05-2006, 06:54 AM   #1
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Can a 2004-2005 Toyota Prius Hybrid be towed 4 down?

also Could any of the EV ford ranger truck that are left be towed? THEY are ALL Electric no Transmission..
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Can a 2004-2005 Toyota Prius Hybrid be towed 4 down?

also Could any of the EV ford ranger truck that are left be towed? THEY are ALL Electric no Transmission..
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Old 04-05-2006, 03:29 PM   #3
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1. First, ask the factory

2. Second, ask Remco

3. Then post the answer(s) here so we can help the next person who wants to know,
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From what I've read these vehicles are not towable 4 down.

HERE is a list of 2006 towable's provided by Motorhome mag.
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Old 04-06-2006, 04:32 PM   #5
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antlerz> I work part-time for a Toyota dealer. It is not towable according to the factory folks. I sure as heck would not risk damage to the drive train in that model.$$$$$$
Having some problems with them just shutting down and can't figure what causes it. I'd look at something else as a toad.
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Thanks Doc and DonavonP,
I did not want to risk it either , the dealer told me to ask an RV company..
SO you know I wont be back to that dealership.

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A Prius can not be towed 4 down. Due to the specialized drive line it would damage it. It can be towed on a car dolly. That is how we tow our 2001 and my brother tows his 2004. We have had no trouble with towing it on the dolly. Just drive it up, put it in park, fasten it down and go.
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If you want a little car ? to get around in, how about THIS little scooter?
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Cool little scooter car, But was looking to go Green with the EV Ranger or such,
I have built a couple of electric bicycles which work great for around campgrounds, or town quiet, no fuel to spill plus just plug into your site and ready for the next short commute. about 20 miles to a charge
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Old 04-12-2006, 02:25 AM   #10
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Funny that my reply to RV Roamer has disappeared

# 4 was here's a quarter call someone who gives a XXXX. I think your reply to my question was not a good response. I was asking for help but yet you brushed it off.


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antlerz, it was probably modified due to language. Certian words or words in disguise are not allowed. The BBS has a filter to elimate certain words and it does catch a lot of them. What it misses, we edit, modify or delete.

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