2009 Toyota Prius Reviews - Page 2 of 3

Nothing.

The gas mileage is awesome. Never get anything under 43 mpg... I can get up to 53 mpg with it.

It is very comfortable, it's no Caddy, but it's comfortable for what it is. VERY smooth. Have gotten 2 speeding tickets in the past couple months apart. 68 mph in a 45 zone, and 85 mph in a 55 zone... it rides very nice :) I go down the highway doing 88 mph like it could do it all day. It doesn't seem to be stressed, and handles well going so fast, and is still getting great gas mileage as well, over 40 mpg.

I love the fact that the motor shuts off when it's not needed. I buzz around town all the time with my motor off and saving gas, and being as quiet as a church mouse. All my friends love it!

The gas tank, rather bladder, can be a pain to put gas in it when it's in cold weather. FYI... you have to put in at least 3 gallons of gas in order for the gas gauge to register the new gas.

I would buy 100 more... I love it,... buy it, you'll love it too.

There's ample room throughout the car, and the fact that the back seats go down is great. I put the back seats down, and take my Rottweiler with me everywhere.

I love the fact that from empty I can fill it for 20$ :)

Battery replaced at 3100 miles due to a defect.

Heater is slow to heat.

I thought I was doing something good for the environment, but really this car sucks!!!

Call me about it:

Sherwin Twery - 847-288-3442.

The battery packs had to be replaced due to being defective, luckily it was covered by the warranty, otherwise it would have cost thousands.

The brakes always felt spongy, now I have heard about this recall that's going on and I would be afraid to drive it if I still had it, but luckily I traded it in for something else.

The car was great on gas obviously, though I never got what the sticker promised. I usually averaged 40 or so. It isn't as efficient on the highway because it keeps using the gas engine.

It was very comfortable and handled well. Poor visibility in rear, though.

I really questioned the feel of the brake and gas pedals, I never liked the electronically controlled stuff in cars. Looks like Toyota is having some trouble with that now. I would just rather have a good solid cable in between the pedal and the brakes, not some electronic relay that could short out with interference.