There are some people out there that just don’t like change – even when that change means something good for the environment. It can be said that the Toyota Prius has become the icon for driving eco-friendly, but it seems that the cheese-wedge shaped hybrid has also become an icon for disdain against treehuggers.

In a recently concluded investigation, it was found that the fire that consumed a new Prius in LA was the work of an arsonist. The owner of the Prius heard an explosion outside her house followed by sirens of fire trucks – only to find out that her car had been set ablaze.

In Petaluma, California, at least 7 Prius hybrids were damaged in two-weeks. All of the attacks were said to be made at night time when the cars were parked. The attackers used rocks, bricks and cars used to ram a Prius.

Owner Nina Perkins woke up to her Prius being hammered to the body and the windshield. Another woman’s Prius was in a shop after being attacked twice. While it was in the shop, the Prius that she rented was smashed with a large rock.

No arrests have been made.

Source: InsideLine


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  • ty

    Lemme guess, it must be some angry hummer salespeople that got their inventory attacked a few years ago, I really don't know

  • http://egmcartech.com Formula1

    HICKS! instead of trashing hummers, escalades, and 'burbans, AMG V12s, etc. they go after innocent, peaceful prius. what dumb loser(s) get a rush @ 3am bashing prius vehicles? go back to school!

  • Xavier

    Does sound like payback for attack son so called gas guzzlers where activists attacked tires in neighborhoods or destroyed cars at dealerships. Kind of a what goes around comes around. Back stuff, but not unforeseen. Sounds like any 'bad' thing done for a 'good' reason may be revisited in a 'good thing' down for a 'bad reason'.

  • Xavier

    Does sound like payback for attack son so called gas guzzlers where activists attacked tires in neighborhoods or destroyed cars at dealerships. Kind of a what goes around comes around. Back stuff, but not unforeseen. Sounds like any 'bad' thing done for a 'good' reason may be revisited in a 'good thing' down for a 'bad reason'.