On PriusChat forum a French Prius owner sent pictures of Prius (or is it Prii?) in Paris. Quite a sight. Check it out http://www.forum-auto.com/sqlforum/section1/sujet213447-5530.htm#10674769.htm
I believe the last two numbers refer to the location. 75 is Paris. I would assume the first numbers and letters are random series.Tideland Prius said:Mon dieu! Il y a beaucoup des Priuses.
Qu'est-ce que l'importance des trois premiers nombres dans la plaque minéralogique?
They were nice enough with the policemen (and reciprocally) to get there for a few minutes only... :wink:How did they manage to find parking?????????????????????
"accro à la conso" maybe ?Comment dit-on "MPG junkie" en francais?
"accro à la conso" maybe ?frenchie said:They were nice enough with the policemen (and reciprocally) to get there for a few minutes only... :wink:How did they manage to find parking?????????????????????
[quote:11swflzj]Comment dit-on "MPG junkie" en francais?
There are no MPG junkies in France. The French are smart. They obsess over important stuff: food, wine, love...the MPG is just a way of getting from one to the otherAn04Prius said:"accro à la conso" maybe ?frenchie said:They were nice enough with the policemen (and reciprocally) to get there for a few minutes only... :wink:How did they manage to find parking?????????????????????
[quote:3fomnqnn]Comment dit-on "MPG junkie" en francais?
This was the very first Prius gathering in France (where Diesel cars asphyxiate cities). Hope is growing.
no but there are some ltr/100km junkies :wink:An04Prius said:There are no MPG junkies in France.
It's not random numbers, the first one was 1 A 75; and now it's aboutHep said:I believe the last two numbers refer to the location. 75 is Paris. I would assume the first numbers and letters are random series.Tideland Prius said:Mon dieu! Il y a beaucoup des Priuses.
Qu'est-ce que l'importance des trois premiers nombres dans la plaque minéralogique?
Sure you didn't just forget to lock it?ChasSuitt said::!: Just back from 2 weeks in: Czech Republic, Austria, Germany and Switzerland. Only saw ONE Prius on the road, none in dealerships, although there were billboards here and there. Seems at $4.00 - $5.00/gallon or more, they'd be clamoring for the savings.
:idea: By the way, our Prius sat undriven for those two weeks with no ill effect. I had "turned off" the SE/SS system (I think!... pushed the button under the steering post but the keyless system still worked - button must be disconnected...).
With the Smart system turned off, your 2004+ Prius acts like a base 2004+ Prius - you can use the remote keyless entry to lock/unlock your car, and to drive you have to put the fob into the dash. If Smart was still on, then when you approached your Prius the interior lights would come on, and you'd only have to touch the door handles to unlock it. Remote keyless entry will only turn on the lights after you've pressed the fob button.ChasSuitt said::!: Just back from 2 weeks in: Czech Republic, Austria, Germany and Switzerland. Only saw ONE Prius on the road, none in dealerships, although there were billboards here and there. Seems at $4.00 - $5.00/gallon or more, they'd be clamoring for the savings.
:idea: By the way, our Prius sat undriven for those two weeks with no ill effect. I had "turned off" the SE/SS system (I think!... pushed the button under the steering post but the keyless system still worked - button must be disconnected...).