Toyota Prius
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Price
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Fuel efficiency | Ancap rating |
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| $38,365–$45,825 | 3.4 L/100km | 5 |
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Reviews2021 Toyota Prius i-Tech review
Twenty years after first going on sale in Australia, is there still a place for the Prius in Toyota’s hybrid-rich line-up?
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Reviews2019 Toyota Prius quick review
Toyota’s hybrid hatch gets a subtle makeover for 2019, though the core offering remains intact
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ReviewsHyundai Ioniq v Toyota Prius comparison review
It's a battle of the batteries as Toyota's established Prius takes on Hyundai's newcomer Ioniq
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Reviews2018 Toyota Prius Range Review
The sleek Toyota Prius cuts small-car fuel bills almost in half, by teaming a petrol engine with an electric motor. This new Prius corners well, and auto braking is standard.
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ReviewsToyota Prius long-term car review
We welcome Toyota's latest fourth-gen Prius into our garage, and quickly see potential for excellence
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ReviewsToyota Prius i-Tech Quick Review
The third-generation Toyota Prius is here, featuring a two-model line-up. The cheapest is the fleet-friendly $34,990 Base, but we’re trialling the $43,850 i-Tech that’s of more appeal to mum-and-dad buyers.
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Reviews2016 Toyota Prius review
There’s a new version of Toyota’s environmental poster car. And it has improved.
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Reviews2016 Toyota Prius review
Toyota has launched the fourth-generation of its environmental poster car, the petrol-electric hybrid Prius.
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Reviews2015 Toyota Mirai review
Toyota has developed Mirai as the world’s first full-production fuel cell vehicle. Australians miss out though as Toyota will only sell it where refuelling stations are available.
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Reviews2030 Mercedes-Benz F 015 Review
Forget the chauffer; the Mercedes-Benz F 015 is taking travel back to the future… to the future… from the future… Ugh! It’s so mind-boggling, we’re not even sure where it comes from.
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ReviewsLAUNCHED: Mini Cooper D
Outstanding efficiency in cute-as-a-button packaging.
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ReviewsPositive spin - Toyota Prius
Geeks and greenies will love it unconditionally, but can Prius III also woo drivers?
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ReviewsSecond sight - Honda Insight
Gen-two of Honda's hybrid won't lure buyers with its driving dynamics, but a $30K price tag and low running costs might have the pull to convert Prius zealots.