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2009 Toyota Prius Standard 1.5L I-4 engine, continuously variable automatic transmission 48 MPG City / 45 MPG Hwy Customer Rating: Be the first to comment Availability: Check Your Area Special Offers: » Incentives Available Financing: » Great Financing Offer Starting MSRP: $ 22,000 Starting Invoice: $ 20,900 Your Price: Get Pricing »

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Editorial Reviews Customer Reviews Editorial Reviews Q&A: 2010 Toyota Prius All your questions on the 2010 Toyota Prius answered "We answer all your questions regarding the new 2010 Toyota Prius" Read more 2010 Toyota Prius Review All-new version more refined, more efficient. "The all-new 2010 Toyota Prius is evolutionary, with substantial improvements in styling and the hybrid powertrain. It's sleeker and better looking, and achieves a combined 50 miles per gallon. With almost the same exterior dimensions but more interior room, it's considered a midsize sedan. The suspension is sharp over patchy pavement, and road noise is surprisingly high, possibly because of tires with low rolling resistance. The interior design is futuristic without being out there, and the new fron" Read more Edmunds.com 2010 Toyota Prius Overview Vehicle Overview from Edmunds.com "The last Toyota Prius flipped the automotive world on its head, changing the purchasing priorities of American car buyers seemingly overnight. Attracted to its sky-high fuel economy, practical body style and green image, consum..." Read more Kelley Blue Book ® - 2010 Toyota Prius Overview Vehicle Overview from Kelley Blue Book "YOU'LL LIKE THIS CAR IF... If getting the most mileage out of each tank of gas is high on your list, the 2010 Prius is a stellar choice. With EPA-estimated city/highway fuel economy ratings of 51/48 mpg, your fill-ups will be few and far between no matter the road you take. YOU MAY NOT LIKE THIS CAR IF... Fully loaded, the Prius may not be what you consider a bargain at $32,500, even with potential future fuel-pump savings in mind. Those who are leaning towards a hybrid but want to save more upfront may be interested in the somewhat similar-looking (but smaller) Honda Insight, which starts in the $20,000-range and maxes out just under $24,000." Read more Edmunds.com 2009 Toyota Prius Overview Vehicle Overview from Edmunds.com "It's hard for car people with 93 octane running through their veins to realize this sometimes, but not everyone loves to drive. Not everyone gets a kick out of taking a turn quickly, or shooting away from a traffic light four t..." Read more Kelley Blue Book ® - 2009 Toyota Prius Overview Vehicle Overview from Kelley Blue Book "YOU'LL LIKE THIS CAR IF... If you're concerned about the environment, this car produces minimal greenhouse emissions in stop-and-go driving. Speeds below 30 miles per hour are handled by the electric motor – the gasoline engine comes on only when you need more power or are driving at highway speeds. Nothing says "I'm Green" like a 2009 Toyota Prius parked in your driveway. YOU MAY NOT LIKE THIS CAR IF... If saving money is as important as saving the planet, you can buy a Toyota Corolla for a lot less money and still get pretty good fuel economy and low emissions. The Prius' long-term ownership costs are an unknown, as is the life of the battery pack and the cost to replace it." Read more 2008 Toyota Prius Review Easy on the environment. "The Toyota Prius sets the standard for environmentally friendly transportation. It delivers extremely good fuel efficiency for a four-seat car with an automatic transmission. EPA numbers peg combined city/highway fuel economy at 46 mpg, which is about what you can expect. Toyota is clearly the leader in hybrid technology. The Prius is an amazing piece of engineering, yet driving one and owning one is not much different from a conventional car. That's impressive." Read more 2006 Toyota Prius Review The environment's best friend. "The Toyota Prius sets the standard for environmentally friendly transportation. It also delivers extremely good fuel efficiency for a four-seat car with an automatic transmission. Just ignore those EPA numbers. Buyers can expect to average something north of 45 mpg. Toyota is clearly the leader in hybrid technology. The Prius is an amazing piece of engineering yet driving one and owning one is not much different from a conventional car. That's impressive." Read more 2005 Toyota Prius Review The environment's best automotive friend. "The Toyota Prius sets the standard for environmentally friendly transportation. It also delivers extremely good fuel efficiency for a four-seat car with an automatic transmission. Just ignore those EPA numbers. Buyers can expect to average something north of 45 mpg. Toyota is clearly the leader in hybrid technology. The Prius is an amazing piece of engineering yet driving one and owning one is not much different from a conventional car. That's impressive." Read more 2004 Toyota Prius The next great hybrid is here Read more 2004 Toyota Prius Review America's best hybrid and no, you don't plug it in. "The all-new 2004 Toyota Prius sets the standard for the most efficient hybrid on the road in the U.S., with its EPA-estimated 60/51 mpg significantly besting the Civic Hybrid's 47/48. And from behind the steering wheel, at least, few drivers would realize it's any different from a conventional car." Read more Smart Used Cars: Top 10 Used Compacts Our picks for the 10 best used economy cars with gas mileage gifts "It's no secret that used cars with high gas mileage are hot now, but which one to get? Let MyRide help you make a fuel-efficient decision." Read more 2002 Toyota Prius Review Making it easy to be green. "Toyota offers the Prius as an environmentally friendly car for the masses. It's designed to handle the daily grind on congested roads while it delivers fuel-economy numbers that would make a diesel jealous. Unfortunately, the price for your eco-awareness is mediocre comfort, handling and performance stickered at $20,000. The Prius is not a large car; that makes it easy to park, but you may sometimes feel threatened by aggressively driven sport-utilities." Read more 2001 Toyota Prius Review It's a clean, green machine. "Toyota offers the Prius as an environmentally friendly car for the masses. Fortunately, you won't look like a freak driving it because the Prius looks like any other economy car. It's designed to handle the daily grind of driving on exceedingly congested roads while it delivers fuel-economy numbers that would make a diesel engine jealous. Unfortunately, the price for such eco-thinking is in the neighborhood of $20,000. The Prius is not a large car; that makes it easy to park, but you may sometimes feel out" Read more