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26 responses to “NEW Toyota Prius review – best Uber ever? | What Car?”

  1. @toyotaprius79 Avatar
    @toyotaprius79

    Let’s be real, a “sexy Prius” with terrible A pillars, terrible rear room and a halo car price tag is just Toyota is squandering itself by moving everything more upmarket and that recipe is turning out badly for VW while Chinese EVs are looming large.

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  2. @FancyaBevMate Avatar
    @FancyaBevMate

    With that size boot LoL its comical as a phv vehicle good luck getting a family of 4 and luggage 😂😂😂 sensible its not! Cheers

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  3. @renitur2292 Avatar
    @renitur2292

    Crazy expensive. Just like Rav4 plug-in

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  4. @1958plymouth440V8 Avatar
    @1958plymouth440V8

    The one number to note is that the Prius has had a colossal power bump. The previous Prius Prime PHEV has a total combined output of 122hp – this new one has 223hp, an increase of nearly 55%. Much more useful and one upon a time, hot hatch territory.

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    1. @toyotaprius79 Avatar
      @toyotaprius79

      @@1958plymouth440V8 contribute that to Toyota’s overall incompetence a d indifference to PHEVs.
      The previous Prius Prime PHEV had an all electric output of over 80bhp but that full power was not utilized with the engine. Potentially it could’ve had over 170bhp if Toyota bothered to change the software inside the motor controllers.

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  5. @LegSpinna Avatar
    @LegSpinna

    A car! Not a big frumpy SUV!🥳🎉🎆

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    1. @toyotaprius79 Avatar
      @toyotaprius79

      @@LegSpinna that’s the CHR, yet equally unpractical

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  6. @PhotosWithBhav Avatar
    @PhotosWithBhav

    Bring back the Prius Plus +

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    1. @toyotaprius79 Avatar
      @toyotaprius79

      @@PhotosWithBhav Exactly. And the Fiesta-looking Prius C/Aqua that’s still sold in Japan that puts the Yaris to shame.

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  7. @aye3678 Avatar
    @aye3678

    I honestly love it and am glad they changed their minds and brought this over to the UK. Hands down the best looking Prius BY FAR. I want one in yellow!

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    1. @toyotaprius79 Avatar
      @toyotaprius79

      @@aye3678 looks isn’t everything

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  8. @johnsweet1915 Avatar
    @johnsweet1915

    All the uber drivers in london seem to drive Kia e-Niros these days – they’ve realised that BEV running costs make it a no brainer!

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  9. @nialldunleavy1935 Avatar
    @nialldunleavy1935

    If you press the back button on steering wheel, the drivers display will show just the ” main circle”. The additional information is optional.

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  10. @aka7kak8 Avatar
    @aka7kak8

    They overshot with sportiness, but “prius plus” body would be a real hit, as with proper interior space it would be real pearl

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    1. @toyotaprius79 Avatar
      @toyotaprius79

      @@aka7kak8 They squandered it , yes. A halo Prius is fun and all but pretentious and short sighted without a “Prius plus” and other variety

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  11. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    Really great design by Toyota was surprised when I saw it for the first time 😊❤.
    Great review keep it up 🤟💪

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  12. @crocosnz3322 Avatar
    @crocosnz3322

    Try getting a Prius in Australia or New Zealand, you need to import – go to Toyota’s websites and you get a message that the Prius has been discontinued.

    Massive big MEH to that.

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    1. @k.j.hulander2204 Avatar
      @k.j.hulander2204

      Same in Sweden 😑

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  13. @user-yb7qj1hf9h Avatar
    @user-yb7qj1hf9h

    Really smooth great looking car!

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  14. @madisjaagura Avatar
    @madisjaagura

    Not suitable for taxi duty – during entry easy to hit your head.

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  15. @eliotdeag8040 Avatar
    @eliotdeag8040

    Interesting review Doug. We are currently running a Toyota Yaris Cross (23) and partly due to your review. 64mpg in the real world and even with 115bhp, not slow as a hybrid. Other car is a 20 plate RAV4 hybrid, 4WD that is used off road a lot and currently approx 46mpg. Both seem really robust! Wish I could still run an estate as well but boot in RAV 4 I ok. Cheers

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  16. @Backpfeifengesicht45 Avatar
    @Backpfeifengesicht45

    A very impressive car. Test drove one last year when they were introduced in Ireland. It’s remarkably good to drive which I wasn’t expecting

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  17. @AndrewKNI Avatar
    @AndrewKNI

    The A pillar looks very low compared to head position. Seeing traffic lights up close might also be an issue with the low roof line. I suspect the full hybrid Corolla is a better buy and more practical.

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  18. @grahamjohnson4702 Avatar
    @grahamjohnson4702

    I can’t see this car improving on the previous model in sales as the last one, I can see why they didn’t want to import it in the first place.

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  19. @vladmihai306 Avatar
    @vladmihai306

    that wind screen on your head is funny

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  20. @alisonjones9089 Avatar
    @alisonjones9089

    Visibility is essential for a cabbie especially in cities

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