2010 Toyota Prius: Is Blue The New Green?

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  • Shaker Shaker on Dec 28, 2008

    Lots of buttons and pretty flashing lights - the looks are (despite the 'budding narwhal' look) an improvement over the previous model. What I don't like is the inference (when the BMG 'plugs in the set lighting) that this is a "plug-in" hybrid - it's not. Also, that humoungous center console would likely be a pain for a long-legged driver. Still, a nice evolution of a good car - it continues to set the bar for efficiency; the Fusion hybrid no doubt had the Prius as a standard to beat, which is good for all future efforts, as "fun-to-drive" hybrids will surely (eventually) result.

  • Don1967 Don1967 on Dec 28, 2008

    Aspiring collectors, get your goofy golf carts while they last! The 2010 Toyota Prius could be your last chance to own a piece of 2007 nostalgia.

  • ZoomZoom ZoomZoom on Dec 28, 2008
    Geotpf : This is a fan video, not an official Toyota commercial (search for “bossdowner” for proof). Dunno how he got the Blue Man Group and a 2010 Prius prototype, though… It's not the Blue Man Group. Look at the end credits again. They're listed as "Blue Man Crew". Not the same. However, I have seen Blue Man Group live. These guys definitely have the expressions and mannerisms down pat. I liked the video. But if the Blue Man Group wasn't available/agreeable, how do we know that this was really the 2010 Prius?
  • JMII JMII on Dec 29, 2008

    It looks more aerodynamic, but I'd bet it would get 10 miles more out of the battery if it had less electronics/blinky lights/fancy do-dads. Seems they taken this futuristic look a bit too far in the interior treatment (like the Civic). BTW the iPod connects via the headphone/aux-in? If so major fubar, it should have an iPod dock connector for complete control & best sound quality.

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