This is one prius owner who hates the new design. Car is too hard to get in and out of due to "A" pillar being too steep. The interior is too cramped and looks cheap, intstrument clusted is hidden behind steering wheel, stupid ugly infotainment center is a glued on ipad, less cargo space, ridiculous verticle rear door handle on "C" pillar. Toyota, you blew it.
Another fantastic review, the depth and quality of your work is top notch. And bonus points for your lively and humorous banter! Thank you, from SoCal!
I am still honestly shocked at how good this car is. Even with the A-Pillar quirk and the dash quirk, and the lack of headroom due to the design. I am HAPPY that designed something with character and didn’t just chase function over form. I think it’s a perfect balance.
One thing I’ve never understood is why some vehicles have tiny back seat room. I’ve never heard someone say they wish they had 5 inches of extra cargo room but that would be amazing added to a back seat. Or make back beat slide and be adjustable. Nice to see Toyota giving decent room in the back.
Some folks don’t have kids so back seats are useless. For the rare times you have to hall passengers, it’s only for short trips. Also, it was made primarily for Japanese, shorter on average. It’s an amazing commuter car for the typical Japanese solo driver.
@@Shabbir-A.Well I heard them say that the A-pillar view is poor, the noise on acceleration isn't great, that it has less rear seat room than a Hyundai Nero, that, for the price, it should have an electrically adjustable passanger seat etc. Sure they pointed out many good attributes but I heard some negatives too. Not sure why they'd start criticizing You Tube in the context of a car review. What would you have them say?
This is a fabulous looking car and glad you got it back to test drive. Zack looked a bit figity with the excelleration from pull away, smart colour too 💙
I drive 80% of the time with my windows down and arm hanging out sans a.c. and I live in FL. I'm glad you covered that. It would be a deal breaker for me.
You two are the BEST! You do a fantastic job of reviewing cars, and your fabulous relationship allows interruptions without slapping the offender - ZAC! I love your summaries of the vehicle and competitors. One question that may not be able to answer easily. How well do the cars you test handle snowy weather. We have watched our families who live in Denver embrace Subaru’s since they are great in the snow, but I have not watched a car review on any RUclipsr provide that information on a regular basis. We test rented a brand new 2022 Prius on Oahu in January and Zac’s description of planning ahead for acceleration was spot on! One thing that is interesting - while it took the 2022 version awhile to get up to speed, it had not problem maintaining that speed. The rental got over 60MPG, which is probably the only reason people purchase this vehicle. Perhaps you could provide an estimate on height and width limit for occupants of these cars? IF Zac’s “giant torso” = about 6’ total then recommendation would probably be for buyers under 6’?
Thank you for the great review. The camera work & editing is excellent. Kudos to everybody involved. Getting in and out by tilting my head to the side would drive me nuts, Def not for me.
I spent close to 20 minutes at the dealer trying to find the right driving position. Granted, I have mutant long legs. But if I had the right spot for the instrument cluster, the B pillar was in the way (so was the A pillar). If I placed the seat not to be blinded by the B pillar, the wheel was right in front of the instrument cluster. When the dealer told me I MIGHT get a 2024 model (most probably a 2025), I tapped out and pulled the trigger on a RAV4 Woodland sitting inexplicably at the dealer. Ok, the RAV4 is the epitome of boredom. I admit. But when I give a look at that fuel gauge never ever going down, yeah, I smile and I have fun. I sincerely tought it was broken…
Along with the difficulty or impossibility of finding the right driving position, the instrument cluster looks unfinished. Almost like they forgot some trim pieces between the wheel and the display.
@@kevinb2844 Liking it or not ain’t really the point. It’s an efficient and cost limiting appliance. You won’t have fun behind the wheel: it’s boring and unflavoured. But if you get the point of this thing, it’s magnificent.
Yes, at 5’2” I could not find a position that worked for me. I’ve owned a couple Prius and was disappointed with the ‘23 new model. The dash design is awful. I like the exterior. I am happy to see Toyota changing to a full monitor across dash in the ‘25 Camry and Crown. Hoping they upgrade the Rav similarly…. It is really a dated dash design.
Well that’s rude! I love S for Subscribe! Love watching these videos. You guys go BEYOND excellent with the details, pricing, etc. I very much enjoy both of you adding information together and pointing out different aspects that one of you notice but the other doesn’t. Very well done. Perfect! 🖤
Coming from an upright CUV to something so restrictive low slung would be a problem for many baby boomers. And the ultra sloping front windshield restrictive A pillar can be a deal breaker for many. Thanks for pointing out these problems.
Between Prius hybrid and prime, I believe on a long highway drive (8 to 10 hours) the fuel economy of the hybrid is better than the prime, because of the bigger battery in prime makes it heavier. I prefer the hybrid.
Thanks, I'm a new viewer and I learned what the "pillars" are, I never heard of them but if I heard A pillar I would've assumed there's some pillar shaped like an A. 😅
I love my 2023 mini cooper countryman all 4s , but here in the Ny suburbs I have not seen one new Prius just to look at they must be hard to get, All the best to you guys& jack!❤🙏👍
@@phillipbanes5484 I sat in it at the car show here in Toronto, the whole steering wheel/binnacle setup was really off. I couldn't see the speedo. And the rear seat is like the Model 3, ie tight. The sloped roof is an issue. The new exterior design is really nice though. The Crown sport SUV adopted this design. That would be my top pick.
there is another alternative choice: Hyundai Ioniq which is a great Hybrid with even better fuel economy than Prius hybrid you shown and at a little bit lower price
I understand the whole industry is starting to change over to fix a flat cans over traditional spares,,(especially in hybrids) so your enjoying the 55 MPG’s,,road tripping and 200 miles from your house you get a flat.😢 Good luck!
Can’t they make the door openings higher and into the roof (like an aircraft style doors) in order to ease ingress and egress? The contrasting black and white instrument displays is a real eyesore. Make them both with the same background color.
Great new design. Impressive changes. But three words continue to come to mind…. ‘Too much money’. Nearly $50 grand to get pretty decent mileage, just doesn’t make sense… for an city commuter small car It is only a boring Toyota after all, despite it’s cool(er) design. Maybe Lexus should sprinkle some of their magic on it. But… then it’d probably be well over $60,000! Which sounds even more insane…. doesn’t it? I’d have have a very difficult time (consciously) recommending it to anyone … regardless of their income. Too bad. Thanks for the video.
The volume knob is way to far from the driver. It’s basically for the passenger. Seems like they just didn’t bother to move it from the right hand drive models.
@@genericreference6969. I’m sure there are. However…an actual knob is far more efficient when you need to adjust more than one or two notches at a time.
Prius is gorgeous.. $43,000 Canadian I put a deposit on the 2024 Corolla Hybrid SE AWD. $35,000 Canadian I wonder if I should have chosen the 2024 Corolla Hybrid LE AWD $33,000 Canadian I could have saved $2,160 when comparing SE vs. LE MSRP. Too bad I'm not flush with cash. If I were - I'd splurge for the Prius with .5L/100km better fuel efficiency.
I wish the Prius had more ground clearance in the AWD version. I didn’t like the RAV at all, but I Love my Forester Touring, but I wish it was a hybrid
@@ms.b9093 Fit and finish, comfort, engine and road noise, rear outward visibility, seating position. My 11 RAV4 Limited 4WD was everything that the 22 was not. The quality of workmanship was horrible in the 22. The Toyota Venza was a total contrast from the RAV, except for the rearward visibility. Also it costs Less to insure a Subaru than Toyota. When I bought my wife her Outback in 21 for her 50th birthday and we dropped her 18 year old Camry our insurance premiums DROPPED by $300. The same savings happened when we dropped the insurance on our 2011 RAV and added my Forester Touring. Had we of bought the new RAV, our insurance premiums would have gone UP by $700 per year. When we owned our RAV. We had to put studded snow tires on every year, but with our Subie’s we simply drove on the factory tires year round until they wore out. I would recommend the Forester over the RAV any day.
Great show Andrea! Yea a few minor things didn’t work for some people like the pillars and like Zack, he would bang his head on the pillar like that. For Zack’s case, he is tall enough to have his hair touch the ceiling. Also the driver display doesn’t work on me as I noticed that. But other that great vehicle! ☕️☕️
Thank goodness for Andrea! Ha! I agree regarding the passenger seat. It’s 2023…passenger seat should not be manual. Dash board material on passenger side is so strange. Wish it was solid black. The mottled black and gray makes it look dirty or dusty. Hope I’ll get used to this. Wish the blue didn’t show dirt and scratches. Pretty color but I don’t have a good place for watching. 2023 Prius has just received high safety rating except for the headlights. Wish it had more traditional headlights. More options for XLE would be great! Thanks for your great reviews!
I've had my 2023 Prius Limited since early June. I absolutely love the car with one exception that I can't see any change ever happening. In order to achieve the MPG and the overall design, try just one time cleaning the inside of the windshield. I think I'm going to have to go to a zoo and hire a chimpanzee to do it for me.
Who doesn’t like the “S” bit I ain’t even subscribed to y’all and I say “lemme put it in S for subscribe” to myself almost every time I hop in my car 😂
Weird decisions like the manual drivers seat, one zone climate control, no map pocket behind the driver's door, no rear vents and hard black plastic in the rear makes the car not as good as it should be. It's still a huge upgrade and it's mostly styling, not practicality, and performance that are upgraded. But some of the decisions made are head scratching.
Been a minute since I spouted off about this car, so :) lol First off I LOVE Prius. Biggest reasons, mileage and car camping with climate control. Next, this car "looks" WAY better than my 2019 or my 2022. Now, most people buy a Prius for fuel economy, and for this one to not go up a good chunk, but in fact, stay the same, was a fail #1 As for the huge increase in HP, if you wanted a sports car, why the heck would you buy a Prius ??? Nobody can convince me that if they had shot for a small increase in HP... maybe say from 123 to 140, that they could have gotten an improvement in mileage, from like 52 to 58 or 60. Fail #2 Again, it looks great, but it now has less headroom, and maybe more importantly, less trunk space. fail #3 Will definitely keep my less attractive, more functional 2022.
I don’t see any of those others to be a better option. I’m definitely not buying a Hyundai. If you’re going to get a Corolla you may as well get the Prius for a little more. And I don’t think the accord is worth 6k more. Prius all the way.
You people are one of the best dressed and elegant reviewers out there.
Thank you very much!
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Andrea is always. Lol not Zack
@@Suuner Zack was there too? 😄
I really like the exterior styling of this Prius. Not sure what took Toyota this long to design an attractive Toyota.
This is one prius owner who hates the new design. Car is too hard to get in and out of due to "A" pillar being too steep. The interior is too cramped and looks cheap, intstrument clusted is hidden behind steering wheel, stupid ugly infotainment center is a glued on ipad, less cargo space, ridiculous verticle rear door handle on "C" pillar. Toyota, you blew it.
Amazing fuel economy and what a step up in styling. As always folks top notch review
I always love the schtick 😄 The two of you always do such a great job!
I like the Put it in S schtick, it's your thing. Keep it up. Great reviews.
Another fantastic review, the depth and quality of your work is top notch. And bonus points for your lively and humorous banter! Thank you, from SoCal!
Wow, thank you very much!
I am still honestly shocked at how good this car is. Even with the A-Pillar quirk and the dash quirk, and the lack of headroom due to the design. I am HAPPY that designed something with character and didn’t just chase function over form. I think it’s a perfect balance.
Zack’s facial expression on acceleration was classic 😂
I love the s-shtick, I do the little move along side zack almost every time
Finally a review that demo the ingress and egress, you guys are the best. Oh and let's keep putting it in S.
Awe thank you!
One thing I’ve never understood is why some vehicles have tiny back seat room. I’ve never heard someone say they wish they had 5 inches of extra cargo room but that would be amazing added to a back seat. Or make back beat slide and be adjustable. Nice to see Toyota giving decent room in the back.
Some folks don’t have kids so back seats are useless. For the rare times you have to hall passengers, it’s only for short trips. Also, it was made primarily for Japanese, shorter on average. It’s an amazing commuter car for the typical Japanese solo driver.
these review folks never talk about anything which goes against Toyota or Google (RUclips) as they pay them for these videos.
@@Shabbir-A.Well I heard them say that the A-pillar view is poor, the noise on acceleration isn't great, that it has less rear seat room than a Hyundai Nero, that, for the price, it should have an electrically adjustable passanger seat etc.
Sure they pointed out many good attributes but I heard some negatives too.
Not sure why they'd start criticizing You Tube in the context of a car review. What would you have them say?
@@Shabbir-A.😂😂
This is a fabulous looking car and glad you got it back to test drive. Zack looked a bit figity with the excelleration from pull away, smart colour too 💙
Zack was definitely playing it up for the camera with the acceleration shot 😉
@andreaspencer9813 Ha, I thought so but glad you mentioned it 🤣
Love the 'put it in S' and I've been watching since before Andrea (but it's even better watching now). Keep up the good work.
I drive 80% of the time with my windows down and arm hanging out sans a.c. and I live in FL. I'm glad you covered that. It would be a deal breaker for me.
Love the "Put it in S for Subcribe". Don't change a thing. Another great review!! 👍👍
It is good to see improvements in the overall styling appearance. Not a vehicle for taller and/or older people...
They should have kept the same roof heights. The old Prius feels roomy inside with the higher roof.
Her top matches the car perfectly 💙
You two are the BEST! You do a fantastic job of reviewing cars, and your fabulous relationship allows interruptions without slapping the offender - ZAC! I love your summaries of the vehicle and competitors. One question that may not be able to answer easily. How well do the cars you test handle snowy weather. We have watched our families who live in Denver embrace Subaru’s since they are great in the snow, but I have not watched a car review on any RUclipsr provide that information on a regular basis. We test rented a brand new 2022 Prius on Oahu in January and Zac’s description of planning ahead for acceleration was spot on! One thing that is interesting - while it took the 2022 version awhile to get up to speed, it had not problem maintaining that speed. The rental got over 60MPG, which is probably the only reason people purchase this vehicle. Perhaps you could provide an estimate on height and width limit for occupants of these cars? IF Zac’s “giant torso” = about 6’ total then recommendation would probably be for buyers under 6’?
Thank you for the great review. The camera work & editing is excellent. Kudos to everybody involved. Getting in and out by tilting my head to the side would drive me nuts, Def not for me.
Nice review great competition to Ferari
I spent close to 20 minutes at the dealer trying to find the right driving position. Granted, I have mutant long legs. But if I had the right spot for the instrument cluster, the B pillar was in the way (so was the A pillar). If I placed the seat not to be blinded by the B pillar, the wheel was right in front of the instrument cluster.
When the dealer told me I MIGHT get a 2024 model (most probably a 2025), I tapped out and pulled the trigger on a RAV4 Woodland sitting inexplicably at the dealer.
Ok, the RAV4 is the epitome of boredom. I admit. But when I give a look at that fuel gauge never ever going down, yeah, I smile and I have fun. I sincerely tought it was broken…
Along with the difficulty or impossibility of finding the right driving position, the instrument cluster looks unfinished. Almost like they forgot some trim pieces between the wheel and the display.
@@phillipbanes5484 Yup. “If I get two this year, i’ll be lucky”, so he said before a long sigh.
How do you like the woodland edition rav4 hybrid? I think you made a great decision.
@@kevinb2844 Liking it or not ain’t really the point. It’s an efficient and cost limiting appliance. You won’t have fun behind the wheel: it’s boring and unflavoured. But if you get the point of this thing, it’s magnificent.
Yes, at 5’2” I could not find a position that worked for me. I’ve owned a couple Prius and was disappointed with the ‘23 new model. The dash design is awful. I like the exterior. I am happy to see Toyota changing to a full monitor across dash in the ‘25 Camry and Crown. Hoping they upgrade the Rav similarly…. It is really a dated dash design.
Well that’s rude! I love S for Subscribe! Love watching these videos. You guys go BEYOND excellent with the details, pricing, etc. I very much enjoy both of you adding information together and pointing out different aspects that one of you notice but the other doesn’t. Very well done. Perfect! 🖤
Wow, thank you so much!
Yes, I thought it's a fantastic line and unique trademark for the MM brand!
Good review though after owning this car for 3 weeks the A-pillar quirk is of no issue to myself or my wife. We absolutely love our Prius Prime!
This is quite the improvement from Toyota. They really stepped up their r&d game with this one.
4:07 “It was fugly, Andrea” 😭💀
I’m ALL IN on Team S for subscribe: Heck, I’d like to see a “ring that bell” supercut.
I was surprised to see this new Prius model in the Evo car sharing fleet.
I hope that intrusive headrest is removable so that you can flip it around.
Coming from an upright CUV to something so restrictive low slung would be a problem for many baby boomers. And the ultra sloping front windshield restrictive A pillar can be a deal breaker for many. Thanks for pointing out these problems.
I love it. I got the prius XLE. I wanted the limited but $4000 more so I just got the prius XLE.
Between Prius hybrid and prime, I believe on a long highway drive (8 to 10 hours) the fuel economy of the hybrid is better than the prime, because of the bigger battery in prime makes it heavier. I prefer the hybrid.
Exterior color. Amazing.... ❤
Beautiful blue!
I love the blue color
Thanks, I'm a new viewer and I learned what the "pillars" are, I never heard of them but if I heard A pillar I would've assumed there's some pillar shaped like an A. 😅
I like putting in S for subscribe! I talk along with y’all. I know your script now! It draws me in!!
New Prius + glass roof =
I like everything about this Prius except it's low roofline. (neck issues).
Looking forward to Toyota's new hybrid pickup. Should be a winner.
Andrea is the best ! 👍. ………Zack is ok too. Lol
Five years ago I would have bought one of these in a heartbeat. Now, I'm not sure it's what I want these days.
lol 😂 , Zacks facial expression when beginning of the video is priceless
I love the "S for subscribe" shtick! Keep doing it!
Thank you!
I would love to see a comparison between the camry and this vehicle , since their prices is not ta big difference
Camry is better if you more interior room, but at a lower MPG. I have sat and test drove both, can’t go wrong with either one.
That last model looks SOO funny when chopped into edits😂
Best car reviewer all the time,,,love how andrea taking some clothes color coding✌🏼🤗😁
They should put the hybrid system of the Prius in the corolla hatchback with AWD
The solid gray interior looks like it was made by Rubbermaid.
Nice review. Have yet to witness one of these on the road or dealer.
We have so many on the road here in Vancouver. I can't believe it!
Quite a few in Victoria. Didn't I hear Zac mention, in an earlier review, that Toyota were initially launching the Prius in Québec and BC.
Great review!
Does the hand brake come with the final payment?
The 4 other cars for our Consideration < They weren't AWD ?? Hard to beat a PRIUS !!!
Please continue putting it in S. It is tried and true.
Could you remove the styrofoam and put a spare tire or is it not deep enough?
Don’t listen to the haters, I like the “put it in S” shtick!
I love my 2023 mini cooper countryman all 4s , but here in the Ny suburbs I have not seen one new Prius just to look at they must be hard to get, All the best to you guys& jack!❤🙏👍
Cant wait for you two to review the new 2024 Tesla model 3
First time I’ve ever heard Zach say “fugly”! Lol
The dealerships here in SoCal has a $5000 markup on the Prime. For that much money, the new Model 3 is a way better deal.
But the reliability is not there with Tesla
Love it. Wagon version would be even better of course.
what's the point, the waiting list is crazy
I don’t think I heard you say “but you can’t buy a Toyota as they don’t have any here at least in BC”
Can you also review the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid?
When are you going to review the Lexus LBX?
For me: no LE entry model on prius, dashboard info hidden behind the wheel and no rear wiper?
I was recently in one used as an Uber and to say the seats and materials uses were very hard and felt really low cost. Did u find this?
How is this for taller people? I am 6’1, would it be too crampy?
The car nobody will be able to buy without waiting 2-3 yrs.... thanks for the review though!! hehe
@@phillipbanes5484 I sat in it at the car show here in Toronto, the whole steering wheel/binnacle setup was really off. I couldn't see the speedo. And the rear seat is like the Model 3, ie tight. The sloped roof is an issue.
The new exterior design is really nice though. The Crown sport SUV adopted this design. That would be my top pick.
there is another alternative choice: Hyundai Ioniq which is a great Hybrid with even better fuel economy than Prius hybrid you shown and at a little bit lower price
I understand the whole industry is starting to change over to fix a flat cans over traditional spares,,(especially in hybrids) so your enjoying the 55 MPG’s,,road tripping and 200 miles from your house you get a flat.😢
Good luck!
Prime for me.
Can’t they make the door openings higher and into the roof (like an aircraft style doors) in order to ease ingress and egress?
The contrasting black and white instrument displays is a real eyesore. Make them both with the same background color.
Keeping the roof height the same as the old model would make a great difference and improves outward visibility.
Maybe a bit. The new design is already futuristic looking enough.
😂 Andrea got window locked out? Dirty move, but funny.
Honda Civic vs Prelude vs Prius vs UX! Which one?
Great new design. Impressive changes. But three words continue to come to mind…. ‘Too much money’. Nearly $50 grand to get pretty decent mileage, just doesn’t make sense… for an city commuter small car It is only a boring Toyota after all, despite it’s cool(er) design. Maybe Lexus should sprinkle some of their magic on it. But… then it’d probably be well over $60,000! Which sounds even more insane…. doesn’t it? I’d have have a very difficult time (consciously) recommending it to anyone … regardless of their income. Too bad. Thanks for the video.
The volume knob is way to far from the driver. It’s basically for the passenger. Seems like they just didn’t bother to move it from the right hand drive models.
Aren’t there steering wheel volume buttons as well?
@@genericreference6969. I’m sure there are. However…an actual knob is far more efficient when you need to adjust more than one or two notches at a time.
Love the Rolex Andrea.
Prius is gorgeous.. $43,000 Canadian
I put a deposit on the 2024 Corolla Hybrid SE AWD. $35,000 Canadian
I wonder if I should have chosen the 2024 Corolla Hybrid LE AWD $33,000 Canadian
I could have saved $2,160 when comparing SE vs. LE MSRP.
Too bad I'm not flush with cash. If I were - I'd splurge for the Prius with .5L/100km better fuel efficiency.
I wish the Prius had more ground clearance in the AWD version.
I didn’t like the RAV at all, but I Love my Forester Touring, but I wish it was a hybrid
Curious? What didn't you like about the Rav4?
@@ms.b9093 Fit and finish, comfort, engine and road noise, rear outward visibility, seating position.
My 11 RAV4 Limited 4WD was everything that the 22 was not. The quality of workmanship was horrible in the 22. The Toyota Venza was a total contrast from the RAV, except for the rearward visibility.
Also it costs Less to insure a Subaru than Toyota.
When I bought my wife her Outback in 21 for her 50th birthday and we dropped her 18 year old Camry our insurance premiums DROPPED by $300.
The same savings happened when we dropped the insurance on our 2011 RAV and added my Forester Touring.
Had we of bought the new RAV, our insurance premiums would have gone UP by $700 per year.
When we owned our RAV. We had to put studded snow tires on every year, but with our Subie’s we simply drove on the factory tires year round until they wore out.
I would recommend the Forester over the RAV any day.
Anyone else find this pair patronizing??😂
I need patience like her ❤
+++ and honest. Yay.
Where can I buy one
I would wait to get the Civic Hybrid in the USA
its sporty its sleek its expensive its hard to get its just a dream
Great show Andrea! Yea a few minor things didn’t work for some people like the pillars and like Zack, he would bang his head on the pillar like that. For Zack’s case, he is tall enough to have his hair touch the ceiling. Also the driver display doesn’t work on me as I noticed that. But other that great vehicle! ☕️☕️
The Prius does a lot well especially the fuel economy but the visibility just might not work for everyone as you said.
@@andreaspencer9813 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank goodness for Andrea! Ha! I agree regarding the passenger seat. It’s 2023…passenger seat should not be manual. Dash board material on passenger side is so strange. Wish it was solid black. The mottled black and gray makes it look dirty or dusty. Hope I’ll get used to this. Wish the blue didn’t show dirt and scratches. Pretty color but I don’t have a good place for watching. 2023 Prius has just received high safety rating except for the headlights. Wish it had more traditional headlights. More options for XLE would be great! Thanks for your great reviews!
I've had my 2023 Prius Limited since early June. I absolutely love the car with one exception that I can't see any change ever happening. In order to achieve the MPG and the overall design, try just one time cleaning the inside of the windshield. I think I'm going to have to go to a zoo and hire a chimpanzee to do it for me.
If you’re under 5-3 the seat is so close to the steering wheel that the arm rest is no longer usable
Love Andria,s evil laugh ??
Keep ''putting'' the S for suscribe !! It is more fun that way👍I found it was original , the first time i saw it and i still do!
if you want one and if you have the money for it ? buy it, if you find one 😂
Who doesn’t like the “S” bit I ain’t even subscribed to y’all and I say “lemme put it in S for subscribe” to myself almost every time I hop in my car 😂
the previous generation of prius was 60 mpg
❤ new prius with Awd can be for $31k.
If you can even get one here in the States!
@@ms.b9093 I saw a few at me dealer
@@ms.b9093yea good luck getting any Toyotas in the us atm. Somehow they are the only one still having heavy supply issues
Weird decisions like the manual drivers seat, one zone climate control, no map pocket behind the driver's door, no rear vents and hard black plastic in the rear makes the car not as good as it should be. It's still a huge upgrade and it's mostly styling, not practicality, and performance that are upgraded. But some of the decisions made are head scratching.
great car but wth are we gonna do with dealer mark up?! Toyota should become like Tesla
ha, top trim in us is 40k these dealerships love marking up
Been a minute since I spouted off about this car, so :) lol
First off I LOVE Prius. Biggest reasons, mileage and car camping with climate control.
Next, this car "looks" WAY better than my 2019 or my 2022.
Now, most people buy a Prius for fuel economy, and for this one to not go up a good chunk, but in fact, stay the same, was a fail #1
As for the huge increase in HP, if you wanted a sports car, why the heck would you buy a Prius ??? Nobody can convince me that if they had shot for a small increase in HP... maybe say from 123 to 140, that they could have gotten an improvement in mileage, from like 52 to 58 or 60. Fail #2
Again, it looks great, but it now has less headroom, and maybe more importantly, less trunk space. fail #3
Will definitely keep my less attractive, more functional 2022.
Idk it’s pretty impressive to increase the HP by 60+ and keep the same fuel economy as a much, much slower car.
It's pointless, you have to wait 12 to 24 months to get it. Toyota is a big joke
Not too much different than the ford maverick which also went up in price 10k
What’re they meant to do when there are still shortages of parts? It’s vastly improved, but still not fully recovered.
that’s because prius sales were declining, so they didn’t predict the huge amount of interest. also, most new cars are a year waitlist
I guess I got lucky …. Went to the Open Road Toyota in Port Moody…..bought one the same day they put it in the showroom
WHEN WILL TOYOTA PUT BIGGER HEADLIGHTS AND TAILLIGHTS ON THEIR VEHICLES!
ITS JUST AS IMPORTANT TO BE SEEN AS IT IS TO SEE!
That woman is fine
I don’t see any of those others to be a better option. I’m definitely not buying a Hyundai. If you’re going to get a Corolla you may as well get the Prius for a little more. And I don’t think the accord is worth 6k more. Prius all the way.