New POV: 2024 Toyota Prius Review on Everyman Driver

[cgeorgudis]

I drove from Yorktown to Miami 1k miles I stopped for gas tank and a half and i averaged 50.4mpg really good 👍

[ItsTimePictures]

Absolutely impossible to purchase at MSRP. It’s just ridiculous. I think Toyota and Honda want this nonsense to last forever.

[letsrock]

I have 2007 Toyota Prius and looking to upgrade for a while. However, markup on new Priuses are still insane. Dealers in Southern California still want over 7 to 10 grand in markups. I refuse to pay a penny over MSRP. I'd rather wait a few more years till the demands come down.

[holden_caldwell]

Nice review! I really like your style! Please do it more often

[kendallalston]

Hello! Can you or anyone speak on the factory speakers. Are the 6 speakers that come standards sufficient or should someone upgrade to the limited JBL system?

Or perhaps the JBL system isnt thst much better where you need to upgrade?

[rxonmymind]

Great car. However I own the Toyota Venza and reached 500 miles on a full tank filled up to twn gallons. Keep in mind I had another 4 gallons left.
I got an impressive 50 mpg in an suv. Average is 40 mpg. What I'm here to say is I can based on my experience, am pretty sure someone can easily get 60-70 on a full tank in this Prius.
Toyotas are amazing.

[mightymouse]

Hope my 2005 Toyota pruis lasts for a long time 👍

[こいち-bt]

Yorkshire terrier?
Toyota's new 5th generation Prius has undergone a major change in appearance, making it even cooler. It looks like a coupe-style sedan.
Because the front pillars are large, the top of the instrument panel is deeper than the previous model, making it difficult to see the bonnet and the tip of the body. The rear seats feel a little cramped due to the low seating position.
Power performance has been significantly improved compared to the previous model. The hybrid system is now in its fifth generation and has improved driving force in the practical rotation range. Improved power performance makes it easier to drive, and fuel efficiency has also improved.

Good news (prediction) has arrived.
A derivative model of the current Prius is scheduled to be released. The car name in Japan is "Prius α".
A station wagon-like minivan (overall height 1, 545mm).
It is slightly larger than a sedan except for its overall width, offering good visibility and ease of driving.The rear seats are spacious, and three-row seating is available.The rear has power sliding doors on both sides.
The powertrain is a 2-liter hybrid and a 1.8-liter hybrid. It appears that a 1.8-liter hybrid will be available for the first time for the general public. The 1.8 liter has less power than the 2 liter at 140 HP, but the fuel efficiency is excellent and seems to exceed 70 MPG.
I will report further information as soon as I catch it.

[Fix]

Can’t find one if you want one. None in stock within 200 miles. A review of Toyota vaporware.

[JuaniPodrido]

I found one 2024 Awd XLE near me with under 2k that some one bought put ceramic protection and paint protection film in the front....
Great

But i regret it, its not living up to its advertised MPG and I'm driving lightly, I don't know if its a break in period but its already has 2k miles in getting 38-40 mpg, my previous v6 sedan was avg 28, so not really a worthy of an upgrade to save on some gas. Plus its really noisy when the engine turns on, i could've gotten any other hybrid at a cheaper price.

[valtee]

I found the car horrible over priced with port and dealership add ons, 27thousand w add one 37. The instrument display is blocked by steering wheel. Also the mpg was more like 47 combination 50.