TOYOTA PRIUSToyota Prius was conceived in the firm's Japanese research and development laboratories when GM, Ford and other American car makers were complacently profiteering from the Americans' addiction to gas guzzling SUVs and trucks during the 1980s and 1990s. Toyota Prius' 2001 arrival on the American shores was quiet enough, and stayed that way for the next few years. The Prius became synonymous with fuel efficiency and environmental friendliness, and that image persists to this day. But Toyota cannot rest on its laurels either. To remain ahead of the tightening race to push the envelope in automobile fuel-efficiency and clean technology, it needs to adopt a better tire pressure maintenance system. Please click here to contact the top executives at Toyota and urge them toward this adoption for not only Prius but also its Avensis, Corolla, Camry, Yaris, Prius, RAV4 and HiAce cars. Related: How many cars are in the world? How many cars are in the US? How many cars are in China?
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