Used 2005 Toyota Prius Consumer Reviews
So much better than expected
My wife and I researched Hybrids for 3 years before finally buying our Prius. We are more than satisfied with our purchase. We immediately started saving more than $300 per month on gas. Now that gas prices have gone above $3.00 a gallon and are now hovering at about $2.70 we are saving closer to $425 per month. We actually average between 42 and 46 mpg but I have a lead foot and tend to set the cruise control on 80mph. If I can behave myself and go about 68 mph I average closer to 50 mpg on highway. My daily commute is about 80 miles round trip and this car has been a life saver over what our SUV used to cost getting 17 mpg on a good day. We recommend the Prius fully loaded.
delivers everything I want
The Prius offers outstanding comfort, features, and plenty of power, while reducing emissions and dependence on foreign oil. Four-door hatchback design makes it easy to bring along our dog or bulky cargo items. The controls, while unusual compared to other vehicles, are the most ergonomic I've ever seen.
- Base Hybrid 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $4,99513 mi away
- Base Hybrid 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $8,995168 mi away
- Base Hybrid 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $5,999216 mi away
Johnny's Prius
With fuel at $2.00 plus this is the only car to have. We get 52.3 mpg and even higher when we take longer trips. This car is way ahead of it's time and we're happy to be part of the Prius generation. The room in the back is fantastic as the back seats fold flat making for a lot of storage. The AC is great and all electric as is the power steering. Using AC motors we know the car will be in the junk yard way before those electric motors will give out. We can't wait until the Camry is out in hybrid especially if it's the same set up as the Prius.
Best car I've ever owned!!!
It's a great car throughout. Everything works perfectly and it drives far better than turbo-powered Passat I used own. It's very roomy for a small car. I live in New England and it has great winter traction. It's comfortable cruising at 70+ as well (though the gas mileage goes down to "just" 40). I have the GPS/NAV system and keyless entry. It's required no maintenance so far and the drive train is actually simpler than a typical automatic transmission.
Prius is pretty cool
A great car if gas mileage and practicality are your primary considerations. You'll sacrifice a some luxury and performance if you are converting from a similarly priced conventional sedan like Accord or Camry.