2018 Toyota Prius C - Does "C" Stand For Cheap or City?

[@claytonham111]

I’ve always wanted a Prius in prosthetic leg beige

[@jimmypena2442]

AHAHAA IM DYING 😂

[@normt5463]

Lol! Saw a CR-V with temp tags in that color. The extra oil changes in Honda 1.5t mixing fuel in it is going to cost them a arm and a leg too!.

[@anicapandzic2452]

I've always wanted prosthetic leg !!!

[@sirot5561]

😂😂😂😂🦵🏼🦵🏼🦵🏼🦵🏼🦵🏼

[@voltecrules624]

Could be racist? Like the crayon color, “skin”. Who’s skin? Who’s leg? Who gives a f-u k?

[@danielc3321]

My wife drives one. It’s a 2014 that we bought in 2015 and got a great deal on. Around town it’s great. Like he said, nimble and easy to park. On the highway it’s a total dog. That’s ok. We bought it for fuel economy, and because we know it will never break.

[@msnl_]

I had one and got used to the petals and smashing my foot down to overtake. When I was test driving a new car, I almost crashed into the car in front of me during a lane change lol.

[@normt5463]

Do electric golf carts break down much?

[@emeeleromes3364]

Daniel Collin not kidding, my daughter’s car is all payed off and she has never spent a cent on repairs. Only maintenance and tires!

[@motormusique]

I think this is probably one of the most money saving vehicles you can buy

[@2dansonfan]

My sister has a 2014 as well. She pretty much only drives it around the city to work and back and her gas mileage is insane. She got it for so cheap only a couple months old and she’s never had a single problem with it. Not sure how it stacks up to other competitors of the same size, but it think she’s getting her monies worth. I think it serves it niche.

[@MANZANOADRIAN]

I got 2013 C for 4k. 50mpg. Saving 2k a year on gas. I'm not looking to impress... I want money to travel

[@breakfastenjoyer]

4k? Dang hook me up

[@sobbingsop692]

@@breakfastenjoyer RIGHT???? 😂😂😂

[@wadeatkinson4766]

These are not easy to find

[@cosmicviewer477]

Exactly.

[@Toyeboy89]

How many miles you have on it now did the battery need replacing?

[@dygardion9130]

I don’t get why people complain about hate plastic on the dash boards Who is constantly touching it? It’s a dash.

[@noneofyourbuisnessseriousl6623]

Everyone have their own taste most people hate cheapness some don't care other like me see an open canvas how to customize interior with a DIY design and take pride/love the car they bought

[@GiantTurkS]

Soft plastics makes you look better than other people...Well plus aids circulation, digestion, sight, cardiovasculunity, free radicals, wrinkles, gray hair, baldness, itchy butt sindrome, athletes toes, tan lines etc....

[@ad.6472]

none of your buisness Seriously I get your point but these days it is not just about cheap vs luxurious. A lot of automakers use recycled materials. It is not a BMW, Mercedes, or Lexus. It is an affordable city car.

[@charlesyoung9980]

My girlfriends feet are constantly touching the dash. (I'll just leave it there.)

[@williadev8920]

Hard plastic cracks due to sun exposure over the years and it costs quite a bit to replace. Soft touch however doesn't and is a good investment/feature for a long-term car.

[@TangerineTravels]

We've been driving our 2016 Prius C through the rough roads of Mexico for a year. It's been the best car we could ask for-zero problems whatsoever, 50-70 MPG, still smells like "new" and we've really been putting it to the test.

[@GoLongAmerica]

@Mary Antonio The Prius c operates best when there are a lot of stops. I consistently get 55-65 in my 2012 Prius C.

[@Anancanapanasam]

A cheap car but an expensive and sophisticated drive system. I bought it for the drive system and the economy. A used 2014 out of the Hertz rental fleet cost me $11,000. I wanted a car that got 50 MPG, and that had a maintenance profile that almost allowed me to "weld the hood shut." This car filled the bill. I'm holding at 50 MPG average over 20,000 miles. No belts, no hydraulic issues, long brake life (regenerative braking) and operating systems that have long maintenance windows. I have never felt I did not have the power to handle normal driving challenges. I drive city and long distance highway and am comfortable with its ride and performance in both arenas. Driving this car for best MPG has made me a better driver and a better person (taking it easy and driving sanely with no frustration, road anger and "get-ahead-itis".) I drove performance and luxury cars for years. I can’t really use the power much without breaking the law and the high level of luxury is of questionable practical value to me. Maybe at 70 I just don’t care about that stuff anymore, but I do care to say that this is the best car I've ever owned.

[@chrismurray3140]

I couldn't agree more. Everyone who wants to drive 80 mph on a 55 mph freeway can pass me up. I chuckle at people who put out $650 a month on car payments for an SUV only to drive to work. I am on the same brakes at 100k miles with zero repair costs and I average 60 mph all the time. I could afford any car I want, but I chose to keep my money in the bank instead.

[@Hannah-om3bk]

People: Make an accessible, affordable hybrid car! Toyota: Prius C People: No, not like that!

[@EdPMur]

I think the Corolla Hybrid is much more like what people wanted.

[@threedogsandacamper503]

I have the 2015 version of the Prius C that I drive around town when I don’t need the F-150 Supercrew. I’ve averaged 53mpg over the last 10,000 miles, AC works great....it’s terrific for what it is!

[@threedogsandacamper503]

SlitWristMisfit , yeah I used to have a travel trailer and did 4 house renovations. The houses are finished and rented and I got a small motorhome.

[@RicemanTV]

Do a 'shutting the door' compliation

[@lochoangpham]

That can make some sick beats if done right!

[@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947]

"I only listen to real music."

[@antong9918]

Riceman q

[@nickr3441]

Or who has the best soft touch dashboards

[@Dick_City]

😂

[@aleph_2ne]

Better looking than the regular Prius.

[@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947]

The latest Prius that was just revealed recently does look decent at least.. (the prior facelift looked awful though)

[@JK-yp3jz]

No Prius looks good at all

[@alexryusandi]

It front end looked like Toyota Sienta...

[@jamescarter3196]

Pedro... OPEN YOUR FUCKING EYES IDIOT

[@mustasheolll2020]

I’m probably the only one who likes the Prius from 2016 to present

[@tracyyardley3712]

I own this exact car. Its fun to drive, gets great mileage. I love how it looks. Plenty of room in the back when you fold the seat down. Can't be beat IMO

[@jevinpavan2427]

I drive a toyota prius as a daily car.. I get 25km per litre.. I dnt spend much on gas.. When I want the car to go faster I put the eco mode off.. Im satisfied with it.. Love the car actually

[@jordancatcher6663]

I like this version of the prius , it has a clean/simple design and doesn't go beyond the limit like the standard version. Hopefully , Toyota will use the same recipe for the next gen.

[@motormusique]

Honestly, Sofyan laughed more in this video than with any other video so there's got to be some fun in it!

[@superbros1690]

This is really not bad of a car. Its reliable, affordable, fuel efficient What else u want

[@DylanJT99]

Yeah but you're a pansy if you daily drive one

[@averageboi5195]

Raw Techonology definitely not a Prius

[@superbros1690]

Every car is made for a reason. And I dont know why people want cars that look nice, go get a wife and just look at her. No need for a materialistic object to give you placebo pleasure

[@williamegler8771]

The ability to keep up with normal highway traffic without flogging it would be nice....

[@superbros1690]

@@williamegler8771 I have an 01 corolla, it has 120 horsepower, not ever did I have a problem with highway traffic. Your just delusional .

[@TheJoncic]

Honestly for the price I dont think think it looks bad inside.

[@mustasheolll2020]

TheJoncic very dated looking

[@bishoos123]

well you get what you pay for.

[@SomeLazyDr]

For $24000, you can get a fully loaded Civic, or a base Accord or Camry with way more features.

[@EdPMur]

@@SomeLazyDr but a Camry doesn't get 46 MPG

[@SomeLazyDr]

@@EdPMur Better. The hybrid gets 52. I was driving the non-hybrid I4 on the highway over 500 miles, was getting 46. It's pretty crazy. (Hybrid would run about $28k)

[@JG-pw5cr]

This little thing is a beast of a car. Yeah, it has it's issues with being tiny, being a little underpowered, etc but at the end of the day it's a reliable beast that's going to get you amazing MPGs. It's the ultimate city/commuter car that you can park easily all over town. My dad's company had a few of these things and all of them had a gazilion miles and no issues. Nothing but routine maintenance (tires, bulbs, oil, filters, etc.) and routine dings and dents.

[@MrGreatnessisme]

For a budget car it’s actually quite good. Especially for tight spaces and city driving. Navigation and sunroof what more do you want.

[@brianbogholtz9485]

After having driven this for two years (in a much better color), I reeeeaally love it. It cracks me up how much he hates it but I was entertained. Also, I have gotten it up to 110MPH, but it doesn't feel safe to do so.

[@richardgray8593]

He is just a little millennial whiner. His review means nothing. I love the car and hate this reviewer.

[@vr6gls]

This review was very entertaining. Not because this car was interesting, but because Sofyan was so dissatisfied by how slow this car was. LOL!!

[@motormusique]

I think there's something really 'slow car fast' fun about this thing

[@wadeatkinson4766]

motosonic go cart

[@triplem2545]

It's a hybrid subcompact car not a lexus es350 hybrid... it is what it is

[@superbros1690]

Yea, this guy wants every car to be a mercedes s class. Retarded reviewers, not everyone is fuckn rich

[@johnrickard8512]

@talldude123 An astute observation.

[@yibakjessel3404]

I agree with you.

[@EdPMur]

@talldude123 basically, but you still get much more than in a Yaris

[@dwj5325]

But wait! It does exactly what I need it to do. Commute for cheap. I had to park my SUV at 20mpg and now I enjoy 48mpg+ even with aggressive driving. I have no problems asserting myself on the freeway. I actually find myself engaged (stupidly) with other drivers quite often. At 80mph I don't "feel" I am speeding. It's a fun car to drive, especially with the different dash screens. I fill up for $20 -$28 in CA depending on price. I am not a small guy and I appreciate that it's way more roomy than it looks. 2014 Prius C 2.

[@jeesjees2]

Some car reviewers really live in a bubble. I traded a 2010 BMW 5-series into a new Toyota Yaris hybrid (same hybrid power plant as a Prius C has) and I haven't noticed any problems in performace or otherwise. Performance numbers are vastly different, but practical performance is not that different. Fuel economy is also great, the Yaris consumes 5 litres of gas per 100 km when BMW required some 7 litres of diesel on the same length. Size difference is irrelevant to me since most of the time I travel alone anyway. This video probably tells more of car reviews in general, rather then the car's usability in question. Eventually people buy what they want, regardless of reviews.

[@derrickmedina2449]

I'm sorry but for 85% of the world, that car as "cheap" as you say it is, is barely affordable. Consider at it's price range that you get a hybrid powertrain, all of the airbags, standard safety features that are not yet available in many more expensive cars. You could get something more expensive so that you can work more, vacation less, and spend more time paying for it. Honestly, the only thing that a Bentley caries better is your ego. This car will get more people to the same place Toyota should keep making this thing just the way it is. If they do, they can keep making cars for a longer time. Consider the others that can't make cars anymore. The median price of a car now is closing on $35,000,. That's $700/mo for the next 5 years. The rest of the world has better things to do than to make payments on a car.

[@flakeu]

Americans love to trash talk cars with less than 100hp because ''they lack power''. In the rest of the world, gas is much much more expensive and this kind of power is more than enough to get from point A to point B in a safe manner. This is very cheap to run, cheap to buy for the hybrid technology you get and is one of the most reliable car on sale according to the consumer report.

[@cosmicviewer477]

Derrick, that's an excellent point. Even the reviewer, himself, "apologized" for his annoying sense of entitlement when it came to his complaining about speed and power. And, I also agree with you about our investment in cars. I'm almost done paying off mine, and I will not be getting another one. Thankfully, I have decent public transportation in my community and I have a nice bicycle that I bought five years ago that I find myself using more frequently.

[@cosmicviewer477]

@@flakeu Exactly.

[@GAMEVIDSnorwegian422]

Move to Europe, then u can see how fast cars r here, standard here is 0-100 in 11 seconds. While in USA u have 7 seoncds 0-100 minivans, stop bitching. U dont have it as aweful as u think.

[@brianbogholtz9485]

These are the exact reasons why I bought this car, you're 100% right. Averaging over 50mpg every day without effort has been a lifesaver for the large amount of driving I do. Totally love this car 😊

[@dygardion9130]

Well the point of this car is to be cheap and compact and for the city..

[@user-wi4nj7ms6j]

Cheap as in the car price itself or the gas to continue driving in it?

[@axela.9247]

@@user-wi4nj7ms6j both obviously

[@user-wi4nj7ms6j]

@@axela.9247 how is over 30 thousand cheap????

[@HeraldoftheMEME]

@@user-wi4nj7ms6j it's not over 30,000 if you paid over that then you got ripped off my friend

[@cryptochristo1780]

I live in my Prius C 2013 full time. I love it.

[@eowyn-faramir-reads]

Damn! How's that worked out for you?

[@onto4541]

I have a 2013 model. It is more reliable than my Corolla and Camry. Cannot fault it even the windshield wipers. For city it is awesome. Fit right into tight parking spots.

[@kecleonboi]

Entire video he's just hating on the car. Damn dude.

[@dpack6339]

I own a 2018 Prius C Three just like what is driven in this video except mine is black colored. I do highway driving and city driving and usually get better than 50mpg all the time. You forgot to mention that it only has a 9 gallon gas tank which isn’t even a standard tank. It’s a bladder that expands to help reduce weight. So normally you only put 7 to 8 gallons of gas in it to fill it up and can go 400 miles. It saves you a ton of money at the pump since it will run off 87. Premium gas is not needed. I’ll admit that if you are planning to pass someone you have to plan it but I have never needed to floor it to take off from a stop, merge onto highway, or in standard driving. There is plenty of room in the back hatch for grocery runs without lowering the backseat. It is super reliable as well and I personally think it looks better than the other Prius models since this one looks more like a traditional car. The only thing it needs in my opinion is better speakers for the stereo. Other than that, the Entune radio with GraceNote supports Bluetooth, USB media, CD player, and satellite radio with built-in navigation. It fits my needs perfectly and this is coming from someone who owned a Dodge Challenger before this car. I went from 305 hp to 99 hp and still can deal. Since Toyota is discontinuing this for the hybrid Corolla it makes me want to keep it even more since they aren’t going to make anymore.

[@DarkReapersGrim]

If this got as much mpg as the regular Prius did, or more, I would've jumped at this. Smaller trunk means nothing to me. If you're going grocery shopping (which I do) and you can't fit all of your groceries in the trunk, simply put them on the seats. If you have people sitting on the seats, have them carry it. This is how non-privileged people get around. My family didn't even have a car growing up. As for the cheap materials, If it makes my car's overall price more affordable, then I don't care. It's not like I'm sleeping on it or having sex with my bare ass rubbing against an abrasive material. If that were the case, then it would matter.

[@intravenousradio]

all of those are good points. However, $21k is way too much money for a car that gets lower mpg than a regular prius, is smaller, and cheaper materials. It's not a bad car for what it is, but it should be priced closer to the chevy spark, hybrid powertrain notwithstanding,

[@rohanperera588]

Even I dont understand why people complain about hate plastic on the dash boards.....This is one of the best hybrid cars in the world. May be the best. And I dont think any other cars will meet these requirement..I believe certain people do these kind of videos because..they might be compensated by other vehicle companies to destroy the popularity..thats unacceptable. To me overall aqua is one of the best Hybrid cars in the world with best performance.

[@johnrickard8512]

Small issue with the review - while the steering may feel a tad nervous, I assure you this model of car handles quite well owing to its somewhat stiff suspension and low weight.The handling of this vehicle I think is one of its strongest attributes(the other of course being fuel economy - of which the EPA rating is incorrect. You'll actually get closer to 55 mpg average).

[@TheBrimstoneBill]

I bought the Prius C 3 new in 2013 when gas was close to $4/gallon and immediately put it to work. I've delivered newspapers with this car almost every single day since. My route is more than 100 miles and has some pretty bad roads. It has gone just about 165k miles and I've only had the spiral cable in the steering wheel go bad. In the warm months, I usually get better than 50mpg. Normal driving between 30 - 45 mph can get more than 60mpg. Yes, you have to drive it patiently and learn to drive on the electric motor as much as possible. And yes, it's terrible on the highway!

[@TheRailShooter]

Front headlights literally look like a Fiesta...

[@instasingingvids3529]

The Rail Shooter not the current fiesta no longer sold in the us

[@TheRailShooter]

Señor Loco I’m talking about the American fiesta

[@benkromminga5739]

I thought the same thing for a split second.

[@Lucky8s]

@@TheRailShooter Pretty sure that's what he was talking about too. Ford cut its car line.

[@jimmypena2442]

I thought the same until he mentioned Yaris lol

[@GabeBoy96]

At least its normal looking, that in and of itself is praise-worthy compared to the regular prius.

[@fraxonthefurry21]

City cars get beat up, and you don't spend enough time in them to get annoyed by the interior. So I guess the cheapness stems from the unique environment of a "city" car.

[@kombuchas4684]

Watched this and got a Toyota Prius C. Thanks ✌

[@CK30585]

Can you please share your experience about your car? Is it really slow? I want to buy it .

[@senorsolucion]

My friend who lives in philly owns one of these and it’s perfect for the city especially one like philly that has a lot of super small streets built before cars

[@Lightsout565x]

The Honda Fit still seems like the city car to beat, especially if you're looking on a budget.

[@BruceHoult]

In September I hired a bright orange Prius C on GetAround. I drove it from San Mateo up through the mountains to La Honda and then down the coast to Santa Cruz. 73.3 mi, 1h40m, 60.3 mpg, $3.32 of fuel. On the way back I took the freeways, driving mostly at 75 to 80 mph with the traffic: 61.3 mi, 1h11m, 49.0 mpg, $3.42 of fuel. Yeah, it's cheap feeling and slow but if it had adaptive cruise control I could easily live with it for commuting.

[@gloriamariadc7757]

Yep,.. I drove this for a while when my housemate let me borrow her car for a month.. I immediately felt the cheap feel.. but once I gave it back to her I super missed it big time.. I missed not having to go to the gas station!!! (Huge game changer to experience not having to to go the gas station as much as w/ a pure gas car.)

[@Trades46]

This Prius C (called Toyota Aqua in Asia) was incredibly hot back in 2013~15 in its home market in Japan; likely due to its small size, incredible fuel economy & for a hybrid with 97hp surprisingly nimble (~1200kg curb does that for you). That being said once the new Prius Mk IV riding on the TNGA appeared, this feels incredibly outdated. If you live in the city and want a runabout, this is pretty good. In North America where roads are wide, highways are frequent & distances are long, get the regular Prius.

[@coopexr9483]

I think it looks nice tbh I love hatch backs and the interior is what I expected too, yeah is an inexpensive car, but it has a lot of gadgets and looks for a cheap car

[@brentshannon5048]

Ubered home tonight in one and immediately thought why is there no room. Felt materials and pushed on inner door skin. For 20k there is no excuse. Back to drawing board...

[@Network126]

Lol you probably rode in my cousin's

[@isaacjamesx]

I live in LA. How fast it can go is irrelevant to me. I like the way this model looks better than the standard model.

[@PM-do2yu]

The problem with car reviewers is they whine about stuff that owners will either never notice or get used to. At least this guy admits to being entitled and driving like a jerk. FYI my 2015 Prius C has 266,000 km. Serviced by the dealer since new, I’ve never had an issue. Perhaps because I don’t drive like a moron, it still has 70% of its original brake pads and shoes.

[@MilitariaReviewed]

Lmao “I thought you were saying eww about the engine” honestly an “eww” would be appropriate there too lol

[@swalkers8008]

Drove this car through Gig in Berkeley,CA. To be honest, this car did well what it was built for, inner city driving from point A to point B for the people who just hop in and go.

[@jimaustin6410]

I purchased a 2013 Prius C. I'm getting 50 plus mpg nearly every time I fill up. My traffic light take off is quicker than most cars thanks to the electric motor. The turning radius in this car is amazingcar

[@jimaustin6410]

Sorry about the error at the end. Drop the last "car" and put a period.

[@br33zy771]

hybrids are the best, all I will buy anymore. I don't understand why all cars aren't hybrids yet.

[@Kimbrough87]

I have a 2013 Toyota Prius CR use it mainly to do Uber but everything you said about if feels cheap and out day is so true I really hope that Toyota listen to this and do not discontinue the car but improve it! And I love your facial expressions laughing so funny I felt the same way

[@Meetoon733]

I get what you mean. My sister has one of these and it feels even worse than my base model 08 corolla with manual windows/locks. But the whole point of this being so small and shitty is to give consumers a cheap entry into hybrid toyotas. I hope they don't change that much, because it keeps it more available. If you want a bigger or nicer prius you should get a regular one anyways. Both are hatches everything about the regular prius is just bigger and better.

[@Kimbrough87]

Mitun Shah ok

[@Kimbrough87]

Mitun Shah the Battery cost more to replace in the regular Prius the Prius C cost only $2400 to replace the hybrid battery

[@Kimbrough87]

The hybrid battery is cheaper to replace in the Prius C compared to the regular Prius

[@renztampengco5665]

Is it really good for uber? Like literally good?

[@PLATINUM2U]

I've been waiting on this on time as usual😀

[@hollypark2752]

prius c will probably be discontinued. probably the corolla hybrid will be arriving late next year as 2020 will replace it.

[@GAMEVIDSnorwegian422]

Doubt the corolla will replace it since its so much bigger, the prius C is a yaris. And non of them r going anywhere anytime soon, the Prius V however is discontinued in USA becuase its gonna be changing shape to a crossover SUV.

[@debendragurung3033]

Corolla might replace the Prius not Prius c

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

If they made it just a little taller and bigger tailgate, it will get more city business buyers. Great Little car for light cargo and people moving through the city... Not an F-350, not a limo. But a great pocket car to get around town.

[@EdPMur]

@@debendragurung3033 It replaced the Prius c. Why would they replace the Prius?

[@debendragurung3033]

@@EdPMur my bad. Prius can't be replaced. It has its own legacy

[@wdestrempsmecke]

Went from 2013 Mini S to 2018 Prius C and I love it!! So happy not to be driving a fish bowl anymore.

[@mrkhan2983]

You are quite hard on the things while touching it . Secondly its a decent car why you are proving it such a low caregory car .. i dont know wht you want from this car ..actually this model is quite famous in Japan even in Asia .

[@mi16t]

hassaan zahid ummm what? A fkn tata has better materials. What the hell are you talking about?

[@motormusique]

I guess the best thing about this car is that it will save you so much money over the long run, and it will not break down

[@Samosayummyyay]

0-60mph in 12s, still faster than at least 70% of the cars in Europe....Also, this Prius-C is quite fast within the city, lower speeds. Especially in Asia, where this car is mostly sold, such acceleration speeds are actually quite good...In Asia, automatic-cars are not mandated by law and are considered as a luxury feature. The Prius-C comes as standard with an CVT Automatic, which is a HUGE pluspoint!

[@josephmurathi8512]

This is exactly the car I'm desiring to upgrade to,from what I currently have, I believe it will be the best for me.

[@greezay]

It's always fun to drive a slow car fast.

[@thisandthat8686]

I have a 2018 Prius C 3 and I love it. I average 44 mpg. Most of the time when I'm downtown it's completely electric and that seriously saves on gas. Also you can park it anywhere, it's about the size of the new Mini.

[@DrDementoRI]

Weird how the baby Prius C looks infinitely better than that of the bigger Prius......Wish they would put in a normal interior though

[@nickiemcnichols5397]

At least he's honest about it. Do people really think that gasoline is gonna stay this cheap?

[@clover7359]

I should have got one of these, I like slow cars.

[@Kimbrough87]

Volvocloud And you save a Ton of money in gas

[@lisamuel41]

@@Kimbrough87 and save lots of money on speeding tickets

[@BeingMe23]

@@Kimbrough87 Oddly the 1990s Geo Metro XF would get 50+ mpg on the hwy.

[@superbros1690]

@@lisamuel41 and save alot of money on repair bills

[@superbros1690]

Speeding causes alot of wear and tear

[@zimssamson1668]

Wow you took a prius c for a test drive and complained about it feeling cheap and slow? Its designed cheaply and aimed at a generation trying to save money... no credibility at all

[@dr.jimmyboi346]

Why do people hate hard plastic materials in an affordable car I mean the car is affordable and what materials do people want metal?

[@fatrobdouble]

5 years late to the party, but it's crazy to listen to this guy throwing a tantrum b/c an economy car is small, cheap, and slow.

[@rickymatts1115]

Sofyan, dude, we love ya. But please remember it’s “ubiquitous”, not “ubiquious”, which is not a word. Sorry to be that guy but this is the second video where you made that mistake.

[@justinnegron4843]

😂😂

[@marshalniel]

Maybe because English is not his mother tounge? I do make the same mistake when spoke that words :D

[@rickymatts1115]

Niel Marshal if that is the case it’s certainly understandable, however I believe English is his first language.

[@joa8593]

Really? No comment on "more [adjective]-ly"?

[@rickymatts1115]

Joseph G lol oh sweet lord there definitely isn’t enough time to point out all of those. R E L A T I V E L Y

[@cliffdariff74]

Did I hear a cheap hatch rattle when he shut the hatchback... Looks nice, what's a realistic price on the 2019?

[@mrbadx19]

uppity little asian man, never rode with a family of 7 kids with a 250 pound dad in a '60 beetle. that bug was 1000 pounds lighter and prayed for 40HP. my dad drove that for 8 years before getting a ford station wagon, i sat in the scratchy cubby hole over the engine and loved it!

[@mrbadx19]

@Tarzan if they made a new 1200cc old bug, yes. my first car was a '65 bug, easy to work on, but a rust bucket. my speed demon days are over. i'd drop $15K for a new '60 bug over anything on the road today, though i'd like an electric washer pump, old bugs drained the spare tire to spray the windshield.

[@mi16t]

mr bad example that bug was a better car than the pious c

[@eloadin]

“This car is very slow” *takes over every car on highway*

[@randomrazr]

does the car turn when u stick ur hand out the window?

[@leemblake]

I got an used 2015 grey one. Probably wouldn't buy new because i always buy used anyways. Its very nimble. You cant go by this guy. Hybrid is the way to go. The prius c looks small but once you get in it feels bigger. Not the best trunk space though.

[@GeorgeStar]

Pity they don't offer a manual. That might help with the acceleration.

[@chrismurray3140]

Once and only once did I show an aggressive driver who was boss. My Prius C and I did just fine, in fact I handed her a$$ to her. When she finally caught up to me at the red light she had a few hand gestures for me. When the light turned green and I noticed she had a flat tire, I had only one hand gesture for her.

[@steeldriver1776]

I have the black 2018 Prius C one. My only complaint is when the low fuel light comes on. I get an avg 52 mpg which means a 9.5 gallon tank will carry me 494 miles. The low fuel comes on around 375, I’d like to see it in the 425-440 range. I wait until 450 miles before stopping. When I called and questioned Toyota, they said too many people were trying to make it longer and ended up running out of fuel. Now as a result, people are just counting miles which defeats the purpose of a low light anyway.

[@ntrichmond1544]

Awesome review as always, Sofyan. Btw, the intro music was damn good.

[@FatalAnimal]

"floored, floored, FLOORED!! ROFL

[@raptorjesui]

I drive one of these C's from 2013 and I have to say the most important part about this car's actual driving performance is the electric-cvt, which is a single pair of electric motors and a conventional gear set, no belt, there's no power because that's efficiency's requirement. Unless this thing gives me a transaxle problem down the road, when it gets rough i plan to attempt a few things among building it to gravel/dirt spec, hybrid rav4 rear end suspension, and swapping/upgrading to the conventional 1nz-fe engine in sacrifice of that efficiency for power and fun, with which that belt-less cvt might see speeds it has never seen before.

[@Benjamin-sn5cw]

I used to have to drive one of these every day when I lived in Vancouver as they have an excellent car share scheme that works well for that city. But yeah. I'm glad my time in these things was kept to a maximum of 10mins for short city trips or hops to work. It supplemented public transport perfectly but as a main proper car? absolutely not.

[@Nick-Nasty]

I feel like you really just aren't the target audience for this thing..

[@zacharybornhoft652]

"Full throttle acceleration run if I can call it that," Lol! Good one. I counted 14 seconds 0-60.

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

Driving the Hybrids works best by getting to your speed & putting on the Cruise Control. The Cruise Control computer accurately adjusts the fuel much better than a heavy human foot, keeping you going at your set speed. Toyota can take a look at other cars, but just focus on quiet comfort & money saving, & it's a winner. Plusher, softer, heated front seats seem to be much more popular now.

[@ELPJM09]

The Prius C is also sold in Japan 🇯🇵. The only difference is the left hand drive. Japanese are not as picky as Americans. They are simple people who don’t need as much space as us. The only Hybrid to trust is a Toyota.

[@fundiver198]

The vast majority of global sales are in Japan, so its fair to say, this is mainly a car for Toyotas domestic market.

[@If_the_Shu_Fits]

Why do you dislike everything? Literally....what!? It is a door...it is a steering wheel...it is a display screen.

[@mitch9521]

the fuck do you want, its a fuel efficient hybrid car thats easy to drive, reliable and will get you from A to B.

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

'sounds tinny' ?? It's the lightest weight Prius ! Basically everything they could possibly make thinner and lighter, they did. It's literally designed to keep your money in your wallet not in the fuel tank or dealer's pocket. So yes, it's not a Audi or BMW, but anyone willing to go test drive it knows that. Good mom & kids car, grocery car, back & forth to and from work car. So covering 70% of your driving around town and city. If they did want to add on a few kilograms with improved sound muffling, that would be nice for highway driving. If you would rather buy a Ford Mustang GT, don't go shopping for a Prius C ! :-)

[@luket6405]

I love that color. Looks like a better Honda Fit

[@devlad]

Aww it's so small ... I PUT IT IN THE BACK OF MY PICKUP TRUGH

[@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947]

That's what she said.

[@stillnottellingyoumyname8193]

I wonder if the bed of a pickup could actually hold this without breaking or whether you'd just have to tow it 🤔 Does anyone know?

[@viktors9385]

Is that you Mr. Regular?

[@viktors9385]

@@jamescarter3196 r/woooosh

[@devlad]

@@jamescarter3196 MUH TRUGH PROTECTS THE SANCTITY OF MARRIAGE

[@funposting8912]

The "C" stand for "It's a Toyota Aqua but the muuricans would get confused if we gave them too many names, so we called it a "Prius, eh, fuck it, "City" instead" Hell, they don't even sell them in Europe because everyone's too hung-over from top gear, so they just dropped the drivetrain in a literal Yaris and sold it as the "Yaris hybrid" It's no surprise that it doesn't look anything like a Prius, it was designed as a totally unique car. New body, new drivetrain, new interior (obviously), and they're bloody gorgeous (Well, the 2015-17 models at least.)

[@crbb3099]

LOL Sofyan eyeing that Maybach at 14:55..I'm sure you would've much rather have been reviewing that!

[@aayangoverski3437]

My dream car Prius 😂

[@mansourq.689]

Its not bad looking car

[@nickiemcnichols5397]

We have a Prius, and we love it!

[@mi16t]

aayan goverski keep aiming "high"🤦🏻‍♂️

[@cosmicviewer477]

Why would you test a car targeting city dwellers on a highway? 🤷‍♂ I would have much rather you show how easy it is to get into parking spaces, and how it fits on narrow streets and how its braking responds to pedestrians trying to cross the street, etc. That sort of information would have been more useful.

[@theMLBfan]

It's funny when companies only include one map pocket for the back seats. What a strange way to save a buck in production costs. 😁

[@jjb101]

damn, you absolutely roasted the poor thing

[@John-kd4ef]

My 1983 Mercedes 240 Diesel goes from 0 to 60 in 25 seconds, so don't complain that the Prius is slow. Zero to 60 in 12 seconds is not that slow. On the other hand, my Mercedes S550 with 450 hp goes 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds, but who's is such a rush to go that fast? Besides, why waste gas when it's approaching $5.00 a gallon in California?

[@ELPJM09]

The Prius is a great hybrid. One of the most reliable. It conforms to Japanese standards of size and styling.

[@joeclarke9782]

It's a may I say sporty car only 2500 lbs and it has no problem accelerating with both 1.5 liter and electric motor pushing it simultaneously. If you don't like getting @60 mpg it's not for you. It does fine cruising at 65 on highway - legal limit in my state.

[@13thCP]

I love these and wish the coral/salmon color was still and option! And the V is another one I'd drive as I'm a sucker for a wagon no matter what it is lol. Excellent review, love this channel!

[@tochitv2681]

Here before the solid door shuts🙂🙂

[@nickr3441]

At 16:00 did you really just STOP on a on ramp? LOL

[@rogersmith3295]

Its alot better looking than a normal Prius that's for sure.

[@iwearleatherjackets1]

Toyota should really replace this with an EV to compete with the Leaf. Replace that C with an E and it’ll sell well, I bet.