The quality and overall experience were about what I'd expect from Toyota -- the dealer and service shop run like a well-oiled machine. The car itself is blue and basic, but is comfortable inside and well laid out -- everything in easy reach, nothing too confusing, enough space to fit people in the back seat. I liked the car because it was a lot of car for the money; I expected that the hybrid would be more, which it was but no hugely so, and it comes with a lot of features that help ease the price in a lowish end car.

My Prius C is the best purchase I've ever made. I bought a used Toyota Prius C actually from the car salesman at the lot I went to. He had to clean out his personals for me to take it home. In the past two years of owning it I have saved thousands of dollars with very little issue or maintenance needs. I rate the fuel economy it's highest asset.

I've had the Prius C since the year that it was released. It was purchased new. This vehicle has gotten me through not only 85,000 miles, but also in any weather! This car is surprisingly very good in inclement weather conditions. I appreciate that this car shows on the dashboard when the road is slippery, and it displays when there is low tire pressure. The typical Prius tires have been a problem for me, as they would go flat often but that can be fixed by purchasing more heavy duty tires. I always drive in eco-mode and never feel that I need any more "giddy up". My previous job required a considerable amount of city driving and I could get 400 miles out of a tank of gas, which typically cost me only $20. This car is extremely economical and will pay for itself just in gas savings! Though it is a small car, I always felt safe in it. The rear window takes some getting used to because there are some blind spots due to the construction of the trunk. However, once you get used to it, the drive is flawless.