2018 Toyota Prius C Review: The City-Dweller's Hybrid With Sporty Styling (But No Real Sportiness)

according to Today's edition: the 2018 Toyota Prius C Four. The Prius C is the smallest, cheapest, and least powerful of the model lineup. On top of that, because the tank is only 9.5 gallons, the Prius C is cheap to fill up. - Toyota ToyotaThe Toyota Prius C Four, Ranked:Performance: 2Comfort: 3Luxury: 1Hauling people: 2Hauling stuff: 2Curb appeal: 4"Wow" factor: 2Overall: 2/5- Erica Lourd Erica LourdThe Bottom Line:The Prius C is the hybrid you buy if you're strictly a city dweller. The Prius C Four, the model we tested, starts at $24,965; but if pushing $25K is too much for your budget, the Prius C One starts at $20,630.

2018 Toyota Century is a $180,000 Japanese Rolls-Royce

Toyota announced this week that the 2018 Century will set buyers back a cool ¥19.6 million, or about $180,000 at today's exchange rate. ToyotaYou won't see any Toyota badges on the Century, though -- the phoenix that adorns its front grille is hand-engraved over a period of six weeks. Even the rear is devoid of the Toyota name, displaying only "Century" in big letters across the trunk. While the last century used a big ol' V12 for motive force, the new Century relies on something a bit less thirsty. The order books are now open for the new Century, and Toyota hopes to sell about 50 a month.

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