My 2016 Prius is a wonderful car. I am so glad that I purchased this car last year. There are several things about this car that I really like. The first notable thing is the savings on fuel costs. Everybody knows that a Prius saves you money on gas, but to have it be a real truth in your life is an amazing feeling. It only costs me $30 to fill up the tank and it'll last me about a week and a half. Keep in mind that I drive a lot everyday for work and my previous car cost $60 to fill up the tank and it would barely last me a full week. I also like the modern interior with the latest gadgets and equipment. The key-less entry and start/stop buttons are always a plus. I also love the backup camera that assists me whenever I need to pull out of the driveway or parking spot. The one gripe that I would have about this car is that sometimes when you have to be in your car for a while and you just want to leave the A/C running, the car will automatically alternate between turning the A/C off and turning it back on to moderate the temperature while still trying to be eco-friendly.

My Toyota Prius is what one would call a cost-efficient vehicle, a car that fulfills the purpose of effectively getting a driver from point A to point B reliably and, apart from one incident when the hybrid battery failed (and we had to call AAA service to come and rescue us), has never failed to deliver. However, while it does the job, driving comfort and smoothness is relatively lacking. It feels, in fact, like one is driving a relatively cheaper car than in fact the Prius qualifies for, and in some ways it reminds me of a "mom-mobile" but in mini. Overall, if one wants to feel stylish, other options beckon.