The Toyota Prius wasn't the first hybrid in the world, but it's arguably been the most popular, emphasizing its eco-friendliness with an advanced powertrain and aerodynamic styling. Roughly 20 years later, the Prius competes in a crowded segment, but manages to stand out with its spacious interior and fuel economy figures, while its dramatic styling ensures the Prius is still an easily recognizable car on the road.
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Although the new Prius hasn't changed much in silhouette, you'll find radically different styling at the front and rear, plus a thoroughly modern interior with more front seat room and cargo space. A new suspension setup provides sharper handling and a calmer ride. Read more »
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The Prius is available in four trim levels - Prius II, Prius III, Prius IV and Prius V - with a base Prius I trim scheduled to arrive later in the model year. All trim levels employ Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive, a hybrid powertrain technology that unites a 1.8-liter Atkinson-cycle four-cylinder gasoline engine with a... Read more »
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Toyota is calling the Green faithful home again. The Toyota Prius is among the cleanest cars on the road today. It's also the most fuel-efficient five-passenger car sold in America, rated at 60/51 mpg City/Highway by the EPA. The Prius is a gasoline/electric hybrid. Unlike electric cars, it does not need to be plugged in.... Read more »
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The Toyota Prius sedan has a different way for getting you from point A to point B: This "hybrid" vehicle combines environmentally sensitive electric power with traditional four-cylinder gasoline power. This gas-and-electric combination makes the compact, four-door sedan extremely clean running and produces amazing fuel-efficiency-up to 52 miles per gallon in stop-and-go city driving. With... Read more »
