The thing that first attracts most car buyers to the Toyota Prius is its fuel efficiency. While the 50 mpg is certainly a major perk, gas mileage is far from the only benefit the vehicle has to offer. As one of the longest running gasoline-electric hybrids on the market, this four-door sedan has dispelled many questions in regards to its continuing durability. Now in its third generation, the Prius has proven to be an easy-to-drive, reliable vehicle.
If you are interested in great fuel economy, you do not have to look much further than the Toyota Prius. With the expertise that comes with years of development, this is one of the most advanced gasoline-electric hybrids on the market. Use the search tool to the right to find the best deals on a used Toyota Prius in your area today.
Used Toyota Prius Model Years
2010 – By its third generation, the Prius featured a number of advancements. The car became even more fuel efficient, despite upgrading to a 1.8-liter 98 horsepower engine. The actual body size of the Prius was also increased. This was no longer a compact car; it could now hold its own against other traditional mid-size sedans.
2004 – While the second generation Prius did improve on a number of its hybrid mechanical features, some of the biggest redesigns took place on the car's interior. The Prius became available as a four-door hatchback, allowing for a roomier interior. The dashboard and gauges were given a futuristic redesign, with a new touch screen navigation interface being offered as an option.
2001 – Introduced to the U.S market in 2001, this first generation Prius was an economy car in just about every sense. Compact in size, early models offered little in the way of additional features.
What the Critics Say about Toyota Prius
The following reviews are for the 2011 model year.
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