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Great all around car
321zoom, 01/30/2011
2007 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
It's a lot bigger than it seems on the outside! Put down the seats and you have a serious flat-bed hauler! We get 48MPG yr over yr average and we live in a cold climate (much heater). It's not a speed deamon but that's not why you're buying it. We've owned it for 4yrs now and aside from the trunk being stuck when first driving it out of the showroom - no issue whatsoever! If only ALL cars had this (or even close) mileage - still amazes me why in this day and age these numbers are not standard!!! Well worth every penny and would buy again in a heartbeat!
Love the Car - Not the Corporation...
Iowa Driver, 11/09/2009
2007 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I bought the car new. Really ticked me off when it didn't (and still hasn't) gotten the 65/55mpg that it was rated. I get 44-46 most of the time. Really like the storage in the back under the floor. I like the quiet running what I call "Stealth mode". Some things I don't like are how blazing hot the top of the display gets in the summer, the reflection of the light from the dash display onto the windshield at night, but most of all the bad, bad, bad customer service. The paint just peels off of my front bumper and because the territory rep won't approve fixing it (even tho it was still under warranty) they won't fix it. So now I drive around a car with peeling paint.
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After 20 years of driving, I'm in love!
Rocky, 12/29/2006
2007 Toyota Prius 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I've been driving for 20 years. I never thought I'd say this, but I LOVE my car! To me, cars get you from point A to B, that's it. But this car is not just a vehicle, it's an experience! Watching the fuel consumption graph as you go makes driving feel almost like a game. I'm always striving to get the mpg as high as possible, just because it's fun. The thing feels like the deck of the Starship Enterprise. It's not overwhelming by any means, but you feel like you are sitting in a car from the future. The seats and cloth upholstery are so-so, nothing close the amazing seats in my Volvo. But the rear legroom is astounding. And my head is nowhere near hitting the roof, and I'm 6'1.YES!
Fuel efficient
subarudavis, 07/25/2012
2007 Toyota Prius Touring 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
30k miles on the car now, running strong. I like the car, it has good audio, comfortable seats (not electric though), roomy, and most of all its economical to run. My insurance gives me a break because its a hybrid, I pay a lot less for gas, and it is reliable. These features save me money but I am a little angry at toyota for making it so hard to change headlights, I had to bay a few hundred because the whole front bumper needs to be taken off to get to the HID lights on the touring model. No mechanical issues, one electrical issue with cd player not working, and the GPS is horrible. Not very fun to drive and not powerful. I get about 45mpg overall.
Don't Buy a Prius
pam2bad, 01/17/2009
2007 Toyota Prius Touring 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
When I first got my Prius I loved it. Now, a year and half later, I'm hating it. For the past 2 months I have had trouble with the headlights going out on me and I have had it not start for me several times. The dealership I took it to in Maryland said it would cost me $400 to replace one headlight. When I told them about the car not starting they said it must be my battery. Then when they looked at it they said the battery was fine. I went to start up the car two days later it wouldn't start. I didn't leave any lights on or anything that would drain the battery and who knows how much a new battery for this car will cost. When you buy a car it should at least hold up longer than 1 1/2 yrs