2017 Toyota Prius consumer reviews

4th Prius I've owned and this is the best. They continue to improve. Only complaint is they have removed some interior storage (for maps etc.) and this has created some issues with my wife.

Well designed. Great gas mileage. The heater is a little weak but overall a great car. I get about 52-55 miles per gallon which is excellent!

We just took the leap to jump into our new 2017 Prius. We finally said good bye to our 2005 Prius with over 300K miles which never gave us a problem and still runs great. We love our new 2017! We appreciate all the new safety features, the extra features and info available through the dash and counsel, AND the gas Mileage is great! I love the looks of the exterior and interior and everything is easy to navigate and get use to inside. Thank you Toyota!

I like the bells and whistles, gas mileage, and color! I have only owned the car for a little more than a week, but, if it's anything like my previous Prius it will be a great car! Still getting used to it!

This is the second Prius that I have owned. Looks sharp, handles great and it awesome on gas! Love this vehicle

Great MPG - ave. 54 mpg since new. nice ride, roomy, radar cruise control, smart stop technology, lane keep assist , navigation, pop up display (shows your speed on the windshield, sun roof and much more.

Highlights of our Prius Four with advanced tech package: - Head Up Display is great for speed monitoring, speed limit changes, navigation accessory, and fuel efficiency monitoring ... Nice choice of items to monitor - Nice main dashboard display with useful set of situation-dependent indicators, though the speed indicator is prominent so ALL passengers will be able to tell how fast (or slow) you are going! - Love the front, side, and back sensors for parking - Also love the blind spot indicators in the side mirrors - Voice recognition function works well, and is well integrated with features like phone calling. Easy to use tutorial. - Road lighting for night driving is great - Had the body side moldings and door edge guards installed by dealer for extra protection, particularly in parking lots. Also have the metal rear bumper protector. All of these accessories seem to be of a premium grade, consistent with pricing. I feel like the extra money was probably well spent. - Favorite accessory add-on items are (1) Prius cup holder and pocket liners from Amazon, with red lines and lettering to match the red exterior, (2) all-weather floor liner package, and (3) cargo net - envelope. - Love the fact that driver door, front passenger door, and rear hatch can ALL be unlocked and locked by touch from the outside by a person with the key fob in their pocket, purse, backpack, etc. - Our rear passenger says that seat belt placement and function (putting on and taking off) are better than in the 2010 Prius and that the rear seats are comfortable for a 200+ lb person Minor Disappointments: - An umbrella no longer fits well on the floor between the front seat and door on either side. I'm trying to figure out a new way to fit a pair of full size umbrellas in the cabin. - The storage area beneath the hatch floor no longer has trays but has foam boards fitted for a few repair essentials (tire iron, etc.). As a result, there is very little spare storage space beneath the floor. The floor looks to be not self-supporting, so the foam needs to stay in place to support the floor. The under-floor trays in the 2010 Prius provided this support. I suppose I could carve openings in the foam...

Mileage after driving about 2,400 miles far-exceeds EPA estimates(mid-60s mpg, which is down, slightly from 70-ish with the winter-formulation of gasoline); but I do work at it. One should be able to attain EPA estimates with little effort. I traded-in a 2007 two Prius and the 2017, fourth generation Prius is much better in every way with the exception of lacking a split-level glove-box. I am just "knit-picking" on this item, In short.... I love the fourth-generation. And I was happy with the 2007, but I didn't know what I was missing since after buying the 2017!

I owned a 2008 Prius for the past 8 years and as it came time to look at a newer car there was no question that I would buy another Prius. I have always said that it is such a well manufactured car and my 2017 Prius Two holds true. There are actually a couple features which this model does not have (the compartment under the back floor and the keyless entry from the passenger and hatchback doors) but there are many more that this model has which are much better such as the Blind Spot indicator, Automatic brights dimmer, and the Adaptive Cruise Control. Over all it drives much smoother with a slightly bigger and more solid feel. I highly recommend you take a look at a new Prius.

I drive a lot. I go the Coast from Salt Lake City, Utah often. I can set the cruise at 90 for most of the drive, (really good Radar Detector) and still average 40mpg for the 1500 plus I put on every time. Oh, and this thing is so slippery due to cutting edge air flow it get smoother and quieter the faster I go. And I get 50plus mpg around the city. Yeah, not going to get any style or manly points, however when they pull off for gas and i keep going I will sacrifice that.