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Marc2184 writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Three Review
25
Overall Excellent, Unmatched By What I Had Or Looked At Previously — I like virtually everything about this car except the moderate-sized blind spot on both sides of the rear window. Fortunately, the excellent mirrows compensate for that in part, but not completely. The car feels extremely solid, runs very quite, and the seating is very comfortable with good back support. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Richard5573 writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Two Review
Prosimproved gas mileage, BMW-like road handling, great acceleration, excellent braking, really fun to drive, early model dash reflections on windscreen problems solved, roomy inside to haul cargo and sleeping space. Consground clearance too low for Alaska roads (plows snow in winter), drivers side ergonomics inferior to earlier models: armrest too low, steering wheel position awkward, headrests uncomfortable until reversed. cloth seats not practical.
25
Great All-around Car For Passengers Or Bulky Cargo — I drove a friend's 2006 Prius for two months(in winter)and had to have my own. Have owned several sport cars in the past,(including three bmw's) and this hybrid Prius equals the driving fun. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Terry1104 writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Two Review
Prosgreat gas mileage, low emissions ConsNONE
25
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Emmanuel writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Three Review
Prosawesome innovative concept Consonly to be found @ the competitors !
55
Prius Rules ! — After just 1 (one !) week and 1100 km, I'm still amazed by this wonderful piece of technology ! The cabin is really spacious, the dash & head-up display seam to have been taken out of a 21st century fighter jet, controls feel just right & intuitive, the car just seems to glide over the roads, yet it handles like a razorblade ... Its white pearl body shines in the sun ... no wind or engine noise ... Even the lovely large alloys (17") are pretty quiet ! Fuel consumption is low (4.9 L / 100 km) and should improve after a few more thousands on the clock. Low temparatures (for the low countries, at least) may haved upped the fuel consumption slightly. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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John_5 writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Two Review
ProsBody style and features ConsLack of color choices
25
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skoons writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Three Review
Prosgas mileage, overall performance Consnone yet
25
Love It! — Love this car. It has made driving fun, and I feel good about driving it. In town, with just a little awareness, I'm consistently in the mid 60s mpg. Overall, 57.8. Much better than I expected,has plenty of zip, and it's comfortable to boot. So far (approx 3,000 miles) a totally positive experience. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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David writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Four Review
Prosgadget tech like navigation and bluetooth phone Consprevious years are ugly new body this year
25
Uses No Keys. Push Button Start Uses Smart Fob In Your Pocket — hybrid is awesome, uses no keys, has navigation (GPS) built in dash with voice recognition, backup camera, bluetooth streaming from my iPhone to JBL stereo with in dash disk changer, water repellant side windows, leather grey heated seats with driver side lombard Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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gary2666 writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Five Review
Prosdriving ex perience Conscost
25
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michaella12 writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Four Review
25
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Val114 writes:
2010 Toyota Prius Two Review
ProsVery tight handling compared to 09 Prius ConsNAV not as user friendly as the old one.
25
I Like The Car But I Don't Love The Car. I Wish They Would Install "auto" On/off Headlights. — Gas mileage, hi-tech goodies, fun to drive, acceleration, easy to park but roomy to haul stuff in. Headroom amazing, easy toe get in and out of, lumbar support. Primary Use: Family transportation |
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