2010 Toyota Prius – A Quick Review

The 2010 Toyota Prius is a standard 4-door car that seats up to 5 passengers. It is available in 4 striking finishes. Although these finishes differ in technical specifications, we can refer to the standard features and specifications of this car. Regarding cost, the 2010 Toyota Prius II model can be had for $21,911, while the 2010 Toyota Prius III, IV, and V will set you back approximately $23,000, $25,000, and $27,000 respectively.

Fuel economy, ie 51.48 mpg, is the same for all versions. All models feature a standard 1.8L I4 16-valve engine and offer variable-speed automatic transmission and disc brakes. So when it comes to technical specifications, there isn’t much of a visible difference between the trims.

Since the price of the trims does not differ much, most of the trims offer the most basic features. For security purposes, all four models offer power door locks, child safety door locks, vehicle anti-lock device, rear door lock, wheel lock and anti-theft lock. All models come with all the standard features such as electronic brake assist, ABS brakes, stability control and traction control. Also in the case of engine specification, all models offer a 6-cylinder engine with extended service interval and ULEV/SULEV/ZLEV emissions. For entertainment, all models except the Prius II offer a CD changer, CD player, radio antenna and a standard radio.

In the case of exterior lighting, all trims are equipped with all standard features such as automatic headlights, fog lights, daytime running lights, halogen headlights and parameter lights. In addition, all versions offer automatic climate control, anti-dust air filter and rear HVAC duct. Other features like suspension, safety, transmission, etc. they are standard and do not vary from version to version.

So, we can see that there is not much difference in the case of the specifications of these ornaments. And that is how these ornaments do not differ much in price either.