2015 Toyota Prius

Really like what Toyota has done to improve upon the Prius design and performance

Pros: Very pleased with the fuel economy and comfort of the Prius. Cons: Vehicle is very subject to dents and dings. Glance at it the wrong way and it will dent. The Entune system and computer console is very dated, difficult to use and poorly thought out. It is actually an impediment to driving rather than an enhancement. Love the fuel efficiency of the Prius, and its stylings are quite nice. The basic Ensuite app system is poor, however.

1) The car is lacking a compass (I assumed that all newer cars had one of these) 2) The (Sirius) radio is inferior to Ford's C-max (loses signal frequently) 3) One of the reasons we chose the Prius was the extra 10mpg, but we have sacrificed initial power in return 4) Another reason we chose the Prius was that it was reportedly made in the USA 5) Aside from the above, however, it is a magnificent piece of engineering

Ground clearance on steep driveways is a problem.

The car is so low that I often scrape the pavement when driving out of my driveway.

The only concern is that when I open my hatchback in the garage (I pull in and park) the hatchback hits the garage door which left a knick on my car. I have to unload outside of the garage

We went with a Prius because Toyota's proven reliability and their experienced technology of hybrid systems. We checked various reviews and resale value and found the Prius to score high marks.

Need cup holders in the back seat area. The cup holders in the front are too close to each other.

It's not a BMW but we like the economy and the feeling that we are doing something for the environment.

Drives like an economy car at a luxury car price