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• 2010 Toyota Prius

  
  By  John Voelcker, Editor-in-Chief

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  TheCarConnection.com's editors prepared this review from hands-on experience with the new 2010 Toyota Prius. TheCarConnection.com's resident experts will produce a full review, including ...

• 2007 Toyota Prius

  
  By  Eric Peters, Editor

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• 2006 Toyota Prius

  
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  (2005 model shown) Prius Toyota's futuristic-looking gas/electric hybrid-powered sedan continues with only incremental alterations for 2006, and remains in demand among both environmentally ...

• 2005 Toyota Prius

  
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  Prius For 2005 the Prius gas-electric hybrid mid-size sedan adds a rear intermittent wiper as standard equipment. ...

• 2004 Toyota Prius

  
  By John Pearley Huffman, Editor

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  GET CURRENT PRICING GET AN INSURANCE QUOTE Most cars go through their lives as transportation capsules. They’re painted boring colors like Dull Silver, Bright Gray, Silver Gray, Dull ...

• 2003 Toyota Prius

  
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• 2002 Toyota Prius

  
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• 2001 Toyota Prius

  
  By  Bengt Halvorson, Editor

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  I probably have more “green” friends than most automotive writers, and my planet-conscious pals constantly pose questions about “those new hybrids” as if they’re the next big thing since ...