Toyota Prius MPG
Toyota Prius MPG is a topic that often comes under scrutiny. As the first hybrid model to hit the shores of the United States, it garnered a lot of attention during its debut in 1999. Currently, the popular mid-size Prius is in its third generation, and sports a 1.8 liter four-cylinder engine that generates 98 horsepower, along with an electric motor generating 80 horsepower on its own, or 40 horsepower in hybrid form.
This low power output, hybrid technology, and low coefficient of drag propel the third generation Prius to a staggering EPA estimated 50 MPG. Reports from consumers place it anywhere from 40 to 65 MPG, depending on the amount of time they spend on highways compared to city streets. Any way you look at it, the Prius is one of the most fuel efficient vehicles on the road.
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