What set the Toyota Prius C from other cars are its compact weight, smaller frame, and a cheaper alternative among other hybrids. Its value does not only come from its cheap price, but with its standard features like being roomy and a relaxed ride.
With a combined EPA rating of 50 MPG, when it comes to driving performance, the car is more than adequate for ordinary commuters. Steering was less sharp, while the standard low-rolling resistance tires do not contribute any road noise. It also weighs 250 pounds less than any other hybrids.
Typical with any hybrid, the Toyota Prius C’s regenerative braking system is more responsive as it brings back energy for the battery compared with other non-hybrid cars. The interior is also roomy and comfortable. The driver will be comfortable in the driver seat for long hours of driving, while the passenger seats have nice bolsters and thigh support for upright seating position, with enough knee room and headroom.
When it comes to features and technology, the Toyota Prius C has a 3.5-inch screen in the instrument panel to show whether you are using electric or engine power, and even your driving score. You can even see in real time the amount of savings you will incur from using this car. It is equipped with the latest technology to ensure a comfortable ride and cruising controls.
However, the number one selling point of the Prius C is its safety features as it comes with nine airbags, aside from the frontal and side-impact airbags and curtains for the front and rear passengers. The airbags work to better position the occupants in the event of a crash.
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