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2007 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons Member1347 This is the only lift back available that we could afford in 2007 with its economic features. We got it for its ability to sleep 2, with futons as cushions. We did not want to go into a gas guzzler such as the SUVs |
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2007 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons Member1689 Hatchback layout allows me to carry surprisingly large loads of lumber (I am renovating a house). |
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2005 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons Member1249 Hatchback allpws bicycle to easily fit into the vehicle. |
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2004 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons Member489 Easy access through hatchback. Back seat goes down for even more storage. Comparable to the CR-V in storage size with a much easier access. |
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2007 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons Member1168 towing not possible at all. I would like to tow a small trailer. Rear hatch slopes down a lot so the boot space is not very tall. |
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2004 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons Member445 Hatchback allows carrying a lot of stuff. |
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2007 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons Member1558 hatchback has lots of room |
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2007 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons A member in Connecticut, United States This car has a surprisingly large cargo capacity. This is important for us and was a surprise because, due to the design of the vehicle, it appears to be smaller than it, in fact, is. We have not used the car to tow anything. |
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2006 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons Member358 Suprising amount of room when the rear seats are folded down. Can easily put a bicycle in the back. |
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2005 Toyota Prius Pros and Cons jerry.mcintire More capacity than the Civic hybrid, easier access with hatchback. |