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Thread: Rooftop Carriers (pods) and the Prius

Started 2 years, 9 months ago by caper37
Hi- I am new to your site, and I've been avidly reading about the Prius. I actually went to Toyota to look at the Highlander Hybrid, but am strongly leaning towards the Prius. We are long-time Honda enthusiasts- we have 2 now- a 2004 Accord and a 2004 Odyssey. I am very tired of driving a minivan, and feel so wasteful as I am alone in it the majority of the time. My eldest is going...
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bwilson4web replied 2 years, 9 months ago
There are at least two vendors who make a 2" receiver hitch that goes on the back. Usually folks use it for bicycle racks but there are extended platforms. Although not 'official', I have a 1500 lb capacity, light-weight, folding trailer that I use with my NHW11. This gives me an 'in town' capability to haul off trash and pickup small plywood and other oversized loads. Although there is no ...

caper37 replied 2 years, 9 months ago
Thanks for the reply, Bob. My husband was thinking a small trailer might work.... What is "NHW11"? Can you give me the names of the companies who make the trailer that you have? Thanks! Marea

bwilson4web replied 2 years, 9 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by caper37 Thanks for the reply, Bob. My husband was thinking a small trailer might work.... What is "NHW11"? Can you give me the names of the companies who make the trailer that you have? The "NHW11" is the model number for the 2001-2003 Prius. The more recent ones are ...

caper37 replied 2 years, 9 months ago
Thanks so much for you help, Bob. I test drove one yesterday and liked it a lot.

chainedup replied 2 years, 8 months ago
I use a Yakima Roof rack with a 16 cu ft Skybox that I got for my Camry Hybrid, and it works out slick for carrying skiis to the slopes. I mounted it offset to the right to avoid the antennae, and just forward enough to use the hatch. I don't have the fairing, but it doesn't seem that noisy to me! I also have a Tow bar like Bob mentioned for using the bike rack I currently use for my F-150 ...

 

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Rooftop Carriers (pods) and the...
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Thanks so much for you help, Bob. I test drove one yesterday and liked it a lot.
bwilson4web
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Quote: Originally Posted by caper37 Thanks for the reply, Bob. My husband was thinking a small trailer might work.... What is "NHW11"? Can you give me the names of the companies who make the trailer that you have? The "NHW11" is the model number for the 2001-2003 Prius. The more recent ones are NHW20. I bought my trailer from Harbor Freight and 'some assembly is required.' However I had been...
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I use a Yakima Roof rack with a 16 cu ft Skybox that I got for my Camry Hybrid, and it works out slick for carrying skiis to the slopes. I mounted it offset to the right to avoid the antennae, and just forward enough to use the hatch. I don't have the fairing, but it doesn't seem that noisy to me! I also have a Tow bar like Bob mentioned for using the bike rack I currently use for my F-150 hitch.

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