2014 Toyota Prius consumer reviews

What a thrill to own this fine performance automobile. Getting the mileage that I expected and it's so quiet I hardly know it's running.

Great car so far, will see in the long run how it handles. The accessories that came with the car was very thoughtfully incorporated into the whole console system and the computer worked well with both the regular engine and electric engine. The level 4 Prius really had extra things that we didn't really needed and was opting for a regular Prius, however upon purchasing the 4 we really enjoyed the extras (leather, JBL speakers)

This car has been great for me living in the city. Fuel economy has doubled from my last car, and the interior is spacious and comfortable. Hope to have this car for many years.

I'm in a sales job that demands a lot of time on the road. The Prius has never let me down. I have 50,000 and only have changed oil and tires once.

If you frequently drive long-range across the highway, prepare for a disappointment in terms of comfort. This only complaint I really have with this vehicle is the lack of cruise control. Despite how the manual states there is, and offers ways to operate it like it should, there is no cruise control switch to operate on.

The big selling point for the Prius has to be its fuel efficiency. We regularly get over 50 mpg on the highway (and sometimes we get 60). Handling is OK, and it looks good, too. The only complaint we have is visibility, especially of the rear when backing up or parking.

I had reservations but the longer I drive it the more sure that this was the best car I could have purchased for the price,

Average of 53 mpg on our first trip to Maryland even in the mountains. On trip up I got my computer mileage up to 62.3 mpg. Plenty of comfort.

I have a 75 mile commute to and from work each day. I traded in my old Prius which had 300,000 miles on it for a new 2014 Prius. I appreciate not only the great mpg' so get, but also the comfort and smooth handling. A Prius is bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside. The Toyota Prius is my car!

I bought the 2014 Prius because I had such a love for my 2008 Prius. The 2014 does not have the interior storage available as the 2008 and the back seat doesn't seem as roomy. The 2014 does not have the pick-up power I expected, although it does have a button to push if you really need it. So far, my mpg is about 44 - not the 50 as touted.