Hit: 2012 Toyota Prius c
The newest member of the Prius family looks like a great little hatch, even before you consider its billing as the most fuel-efficient vehicle you can buy without a plug. Toyota Canada says its combined city/highway rating is 3.7L/100 km.
Also expect a starting MSRP below $21,000 for the 2012 Toyota Prius c. Its desired audience is all those connected young folk, and as such, features lots of connectivity and modern appointments, like full-colour LCD display, hands-free phone, and available navigation.
The new-generation hybrid system has been scaled down to keep the vehicle weight down, and cargo capacity up. A proven nickel-metal hydride battery pack is also included. Overall, a smart, efficient, priced-right, good-looking city vehicle.
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The newest member of the Prius family looks like a great little hatch, even before you consider its billing as the most fuel-efficient vehicle you can buy without a plug. Toyota Canada says its combined city/highway rating is 3.7L/100 km.
Also expect a starting MSRP below $21,000 for the 2012 Toyota Prius c. Its desired audience is all those connected young folk, and as such, features lots of connectivity and modern appointments, like full-colour LCD display, hands-free phone, and available navigation.
The new-generation hybrid system has been scaled down to keep the vehicle weight down, and cargo capacity up. A proven nickel-metal hydride battery pack is also included. Overall, a smart, efficient, priced-right, good-looking city vehicle.