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•2010 Toyota Prius Hybrid Sedan
When you read a review of a hybrid vehicle, you'll usually find a variation of this sentence: "It drives like a normal car." But you won't read that about the new Toyota Prius, because it doesn't. It feels like the result of a golf cart and a spaceship having a wild night in Vegas. Toyota's all-new 2010 Prius retains the old hybrid's familiar shape, but it doesn't have much else in common. It was re-engineered for even greater efficiency.
•2004 Toyota Prius Hybrid Fuel Economy Sedan
Toyota's new Prius hybrid sedan seems to be raking in more "of-the-year" awards than any vehicle in recent history. While its futuristic shape looks a little weird, the technology behind it is what's really attractive.
•2006 Toyota Prius Compact Economy Hybrid Fuel Sedan
Supported by global production facilities including multiple engine and assembly plants in the United States and Canada -- supplies a slew of products to the North American market.
•2005 Toyota Prius Mid-Size Hybrid Sedan
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•2006 Toyota Prius Hybrid Gas-Electric Mid-Size Sedan
Toyota's hybrid gas-electric sedan ranks among the most aerodynamic production vehicles on the market.
•2004 Toyota Prius Gasoline Electric Hybrid Mid-Size Sedan
Toyota has introduced a new Prius for 2004. This one signals the arrival of a nearly-mature, gas-electric, hybrid car that is economical on all fronts, and functional for the masses.
•2003 Toyota Prius Sub-Compact Gasoline Electric Hybrid Sedan
Toyota's hybrid sub-compact sedan has a roly-poly shell, a spacious interior with seats for five, and an engine compartment with two motors aboard -- a thrifty 1.5-liter four-in-line and an electric motor.
When you read a review of a hybrid vehicle, you'll usually find a variation of this sentence: "It drives like a normal car." But you won't read that about the new Toyota Prius, because it doesn't. It feels like the result of a golf cart and a spaceship having a wild night in Vegas. Toyota's all-new 2010 Prius retains the old hybrid's familiar shape, but it doesn't have much else in common. It was re-engineered for even greater efficiency.
•2004 Toyota Prius Hybrid Fuel Economy Sedan
Toyota's new Prius hybrid sedan seems to be raking in more "of-the-year" awards than any vehicle in recent history. While its futuristic shape looks a little weird, the technology behind it is what's really attractive.
•2006 Toyota Prius Compact Economy Hybrid Fuel Sedan
Supported by global production facilities including multiple engine and assembly plants in the United States and Canada -- supplies a slew of products to the North American market.
•2005 Toyota Prius Mid-Size Hybrid Sedan
Read more…
•2006 Toyota Prius Hybrid Gas-Electric Mid-Size Sedan
Toyota's hybrid gas-electric sedan ranks among the most aerodynamic production vehicles on the market.
•2004 Toyota Prius Gasoline Electric Hybrid Mid-Size Sedan
Toyota has introduced a new Prius for 2004. This one signals the arrival of a nearly-mature, gas-electric, hybrid car that is economical on all fronts, and functional for the masses.
•2003 Toyota Prius Sub-Compact Gasoline Electric Hybrid Sedan
Toyota's hybrid sub-compact sedan has a roly-poly shell, a spacious interior with seats for five, and an engine compartment with two motors aboard -- a thrifty 1.5-liter four-in-line and an electric motor.
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