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If you want the best fuel economy in the hybrid field, the 2013 Toyota Prius is still king, with a 51/48 mpg rating for the standard car, 51/49 for the Plug-In, 53/46 for the Prius C and 44/40 for the
If you don't mind sacrificing a few mpg, and you'd like something more conventional, or more sporty, the Ford Fusion Hybrid sedan and Honda CR-Z hybrid coupe are certainly worth a look.
Due to the seamless transition between electric motor and gasoline engine, driving the 2013 Toyota Prius hybrid is a surprisingly drama-free event. The driver has a choice of performance options via the EV, Eco and Power buttons. In EV mode, the Prius functions solely on electric power, though speed and range are quite limited. The Power mode delivers the full potential of the gasoline engine boosted by the electric motor. The Eco mode selects throttle response for best efficiency, and will even shut down the air conditioning when at idle. The
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Review this carBy 2010 Prius IV (NE) on Monday, July 15, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 38,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Very low maintance, good mileage, very dependable"
Cons: "Let think a while ....."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The new design is considerable refined and better than the 2009 and older models. (I also have a 2008 now for wife) I've had a 2002, 2004, 2006 previously. So have a lot of experience with the Prius. I'm a retired engineer,so I understand the workings of cars. The 2010 and newer are superior to the previous generations. (not that their bad, the newest is simply better designed) My 2010 (version 4) is loaded ...with leather, Navigation (love it), Bluetooth, heated seats, etc. They all work great, and are very easy to use. No money has been spent on repairs...just bought a set of the high MPG style of tires. Use synthetic oil. The car is more comfortable to drive, than previous models. (we took it to Fl last winter (2500 miles at 47.8 mpg) Gets better about 10-15% better mileage than the 2008 although the 2010 has more power. Better air conditioning. Virtually everything is upgraded compared to 2009. More room in back seat, and in trunk area. Will never sell the 2010...will pass it down until it drops...which will take a lot years. I recommend the 2010 Prius...without question. Need to be careful parking it at parking curbs...the front valance is low. Already dreaming of getting the Prius V By the way, I also have Tacoma 4X4, and am looking for a Sienna to Vacation in this fall. One last thing...EXTREMELY RELIABLE CAR."
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By Bizzy (NC) on Thursday, July 04, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 32,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "gas efficient, handles well, roomy interior"
Cons: "price"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Roomy and handles well even in icy conditions. Hybrid is a better value when driving in stop and go conditions. Found gas to avg about 47 mpg"
2 people out of 2 found this review helpful
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