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nickaustin74 writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Review
Prosgreat gas mileage, low impact on environment, high-tech luxury features Conslow profile (can bottom out easy), pick-up power less than traditional car 
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A Great Choice For Gas Price Or Environmentally Concious — The car is simply wonderful and will appeal to any technophile, environmentalist or economical person. I am very happy with all the high-tech features this car has standards, that others only get in a luxury car (bluetooth phone integration, lcd dashboard screen, rear back-up cam, auto-dimming rear-view mirrors, keyless RF entry and ignition, etc.) Some people complain that the gas milage is no different, but you have to learn how to drive the car to get the full benefits of the electric motor. I easily average between 45 and 55 mpg (depending how much city/highway I do). If you are futilely zipping from red light to red light as fast as you can - the gas mileage will not be any better than any other vehicle. Owner for 0 years, 3 months Miles Driven per Year:7,500
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llinder writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Base Review
ProsMileage, roomy interior, quiet ConsI'd pick a different color other than dark gray next time.
85
Love My Prius — We have had this Toyota Prius for two years and still love it. It gets 53 mpg in the summer and 45 mpg in the winter overall. The fit and finish is impeccable. We've had not one single thing wrong with the vehicle since we've owned it and would highly recommend it. It's quiet, very zippy, good handling. No rattles. It's fun to drive and I don't feel guilty driving around! | ||
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Austin writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Base Review
ProsGas mileage, handling, comfort factor Conspower, slightly touchy braking, external styling
75
2007 Toyota Prius 4 Dr Review — Gas mileage is unbelievable but rear visibility isn't that great. It handles nicely but lacks power, and the brakes are a little touchy. And while the exterior styling isn't perfect, the interior makes up for it. Not a bad car if yoiu are looking for a hybrid. | ||
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Justin writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Base Review
ProsGreat car ConsNot that attractive
45
My Prius — I am laughing all the way to the pump. 50 mpg, gotta love it!! Car runs great, takes a little to get use too. Considering how small it is, the car is very roomy. For only having a 4 cylinder engine, the car has a lot of get up and go when you step on the gas. | ||
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autoagent561 writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Touring Review
ProsGreat fuel economy, too slow to get tickets ConsMakes you look like someone who drives a Prius 
30
A Golf Cart You Can Drive On The Highway — Overall a Prius is great value. It's fun to drive with the fuel economy screen on and challenge yourself to max out the efficiency. What you'll find is that accelerating slow and driving carefully gets the best fuel economy. Who knew? | ||
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Amanda writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Base Review
ProsGreat car ConsNothing!
35
Toyota Prius Rocks! — This is the most awesome car on the road today. It's got a unique style, makes a statement about me, and saves me loads of money with gas near 4.00 a gallon. I love my Prius. She's beautiful and is a pleasure to drive. First of all, it's quiet - you can only hear her at select times. It hasn't needed any repairs at all, just keep up with the maintenance on it (oil changes, battery checks). Interiors are extremely nice, they've got that Toyota quality right in there, and the exterior is gorgeous. It takes a while to get used to, but you love them once you do. I get around 48mpg everywhere, and if I alter my driving style I can get better. It's hard to maximize the mileage because of all the other assholes on the road. It is so fun to drive! There are lots of bells and whistles and you can go for a Sunday drive and not feel guilty because you are using less gas than most people. | ||
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Scott writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Touring Review
ProsExcellent gas milage and Toyota's quality! ConsNot many that I can think of...maybe get up and go, but it's a hybrid so it's the mpg that matters right?!?!
35
The Most Wanted Car In America! — The Toyota Prius it made only in a hybrid model, and is one fo the best cars for the environment not to mention one of the cars that get the best gas milage. My car is the best selling hybrid in America, and are also the most wanted car in America as of right now! You may have problems trying to buy one at the dealership because there is like a three to four month wait on the Prius! | ||
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Doug writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Touring Review
ProsMileage and flexibility ConsNot as much power, but enough
35
Prius Panache — We are so happy with the car--it gets about 42 miles per gallon and is very comfortable. The seats fold down and we can carry quite a few things. It also runs on regular. The car is fun to drive, but it is wonderful not to be getting 15 or 18 m.p.g! | ||
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Sarah2790 writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Touring Review
ProsLess impact on the environment, and a brilliant reliable and low stress motor vehicle. ConsNone. Flawless.
45
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NapaPriusDude writes:
2007 Toyota Prius Review
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2007 Touring Edition Is Worth It! — I just purchased a fully loaded 2007 Prius Touring model and I cannot say enough good things about it. I started taking Prius test drives in 2004, but the one I took last week (Jan 28, 2007) made me want to buy it immediately. The ride is smooth, the acceleration and noise levels reduced, the stylish rear bumper and larger interior space makes the Prius arrive as a REAL CAR! Other drivers on the road including Prius drivers will be gawking at you as you drive it down the road. I love the navigation system and the fact that all of my passengers are protected by front and rear curtain air bags. I have heard that the 2008 model will change significantly but feel that the 2007 Touring model of this fine Prius genre will remain a cult car. -Ken Graham Napa, CA Miles Driven per Year:8,500 |
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