Previously, the Toyota Prius earned a commendable 48 miles per gallon in city driving, which continues to make it a popular vehicle among Used Car Dealer Orange. But while its an improvement over its predecessor, the latest Toyota hybrid is also more efficient than Hondas latest hybrid offering, the Honda Insight with its 40 miles per gallon. While the Insight may not measure up to the Prius efficiency, the new Honda has become Americans most affordable hybrid. While the latest Toyota Prius grows its exterior dimensions by only a small upright vacuum cleaner margin, the interior volume has increased by about five cubic feet which should be helpful in making interior accommodations feel slightly less cramped than before. The Toyota Accessories Store says the added room translates into better knee and legroom and improved hip and shoulder room.
Power is also improved over the outgoing Toyota Prius. The 2010 Toyota Prius can move from 0-60 miles per hour in a mere 9.8 seconds! Ok, so that isnt quite fast enough to excite most drivers, but Los Angeles Toyota dealers claim it is quick enough to make it a more enjoyable daily driver. Suspension has also been tuned to make it feel a little tighter than before. The Toyota Prius comes standard with 15 inch tires and 17s are also available.
Interior quality of the 2010 Toyota Prius has been improved dramatically, notes one New York Toyota Dealer's customers. The dash and center console are sleeker and more upscale. Seating, door panels, and other parts of the vehicle have good looks and quality materials.
Both the electric motor and gasoline engine put out more power than before. The hybrid system has received ample components and parts, making about 90 percent of the hybrid system all-new. Inside, there are new buttons that drivers can utilize to adjust throttle response and air-conditioning to improve fuel economy. For those that cant help but have a lead foot, Anaheim Toyota dealers say this system forces efficient driving and helps conserve fuel even for the most impatient drivers.
The 2010 Toyota Prius in many ways is better than ever. But with Hondas new Insight being Americas most affordable hybrid, perhaps price is now of greater importance than mpg admit Used Cars San Diego' hybrid shoppers. It will be interesting to see these two hybrids face off as the hybrid segment becomes even more competitive.
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Quick Look at the 2010 Toyota Prius
Latia Burbach (2018-10-19)
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Previously, the Toyota Prius earned a commendable 48 miles per gallon in city driving, which continues to make it a popular vehicle among Used Car Dealer Orange. But while its an improvement over its predecessor, the latest Toyota hybrid is also more efficient than Hondas latest hybrid offering, the Honda Insight with its 40 miles per gallon. While the Insight may not measure up to the Prius efficiency, the new Honda has become Americans most affordable hybrid. While the latest Toyota Prius grows its exterior dimensions by only a small upright vacuum cleaner margin, the interior volume has increased by about five cubic feet which should be helpful in making interior accommodations feel slightly less cramped than before. The Toyota Accessories Store says the added room translates into better knee and legroom and improved hip and shoulder room.Power is also improved over the outgoing Toyota Prius. The 2010 Toyota Prius can move from 0-60 miles per hour in a mere 9.8 seconds! Ok, so that isnt quite fast enough to excite most drivers, but Los Angeles Toyota dealers claim it is quick enough to make it a more enjoyable daily driver. Suspension has also been tuned to make it feel a little tighter than before. The Toyota Prius comes standard with 15 inch tires and 17s are also available.
Interior quality of the 2010 Toyota Prius has been improved dramatically, notes one New York Toyota Dealer's customers. The dash and center console are sleeker and more upscale. Seating, door panels, and other parts of the vehicle have good looks and quality materials.
Both the electric motor and gasoline engine put out more power than before. The hybrid system has received ample components and parts, making about 90 percent of the hybrid system all-new. Inside, there are new buttons that drivers can utilize to adjust throttle response and air-conditioning to improve fuel economy. For those that cant help but have a lead foot, Anaheim Toyota dealers say this system forces efficient driving and helps conserve fuel even for the most impatient drivers.
The 2010 Toyota Prius in many ways is better than ever. But with Hondas new Insight being Americas most affordable hybrid, perhaps price is now of greater importance than mpg admit Used Cars San Diego' hybrid shoppers. It will be interesting to see these two hybrids face off as the hybrid segment becomes even more competitive.
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