2007 Toyota Prius 4 Dr Touring
| MSRP: | $23,070 |
| Invoice: | $21,171 |
| Total: | 7 reviews |
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| Excellent | 4 reviews | |
| Very Good | 2 reviews | |
| Average | 1 reviews | |
| Poor | 0 reviews | |
| Terrible | 0 reviews |
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CarGurus' Review
The Touring Prius is new for 2007. Toyota has added this model to provide a sporty counterpart to their revolutionary hybrid hatchback. Both models add seat-side and side-curtain airbags to the list of standard safety equipment. Drivers can expect 60/51 mpg fuel efficiency, regardless of which Prius they choose.
All models come standard with automatic climate control, steering wheel audio and climate controls, a six speaker CD sound system, a trip computer, cruise control, power windows, and keyless entry. The Touring Prius is differentiated from the base by its 16 inch alloy wheels, xenon headlights and fog lights, a larger rear spoiler, and a special sport-tuned suspension. Either car can receive the navigation system, SmartKey, and leather seating.
While this model have a more performance-oriented presentation, the suspension is the only mechanical change. The Touring houses the same 1.5 liter four cylinder engine, coupled with a pair of electric motors. The inline four produces just 76 horsepower and 82 pound feet of torque by itself, and the electric motor offers a power boost equivalent to 67 horsepower and 295 lb.-ft. torque. Because the power power peaks are different, the cumulative output is 110 horsepower. Toyota hybrids use a gear-less and clutch-less continuously variable transmission to distribute power evenly through the speed range.
Reviews you can trust
| Excellent | 4 reviews | |
| Very Good | 2 reviews | |
| Average | 1 reviews | |
| Poor | 0 reviews | |
| Terrible | 0 reviews |
“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 Amer... More
“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 ... More
“I Love It And The New Version Will Have To Be Very Special To Beat It”
Quiet, comfortable, full of gadgets (reverse camera, bluetooth, satnav.....) economic and quick enough. Very lazy and relaxed drive but sometimes a bit buzzy when pushed. EV mode is cool in car parks ... More
“50 Miles Per Gallon, Low Stress, Fine Style”
Drive one, you'll never go back. In NorCal they are *everywhere*. Our touring model has leather seats, rear camera, keyless entry - everything that opens and shuts. More
“Town Dweller”
Good for running around town More
“Great, But Mpg Is Not As Good As Previous Four Toyota Prius'es That We Have Owned.”
My wife and I are now into our fourth and fifth Toyota Prius'es (sp?). They have religiously given us about 44.4mpg until the fifth one which is a 2007 "Touring" model. Not sure what's happening, bu... More
“Great Mileage (44mpg) Squeaks & Rattles In Door Panels. Squirrely On California Grooved Highways. (in Dry Conditions)”
I've only got about 1500 miles so far. The tech on this thing is amagzing. But its is not new. My old car, a 2000 Subaru Outback Wagon seems more solid from a build quality. Having AWD is something ... More
2007 Toyota Prius 4 Dr Touring Articles from Around the Web
- blogs.cars.com — Kelsey Mays spends time testing real-world mileage for the '07 Prius. Electric-only operation up to 15mph, actual fuel economy rates lower than advertised. Smooth switching between battery & gas. More
- www.forbesautos.com — Slightly smaller than average cargo space. Reviewer finds interior display distracting. Actual fuel economy measures approximately 20% lower than advertised. Tax credits help offset sticker price. More
- autos.yahoo.com — 2007 Toyota Prius Touring User Reviews... More
- www.leftlanenews.com — 2007 Toyota Prius Touring Edition Review... More
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