When you get the 2010 Toyota Prius you’re paying not only for the car itself but more importantly for the experience that only the Toyota Prius can offer including a center-mounted instrument panel, information, shift lever and more. The new Prius is just like the old one which the almost two million buyers have learned to love , only a much-improved one with more technological blings and better mileage.

The 2010 Toyota Prius officially has a rate of 50mpg and it can be stretched even further to 15mpg more than the official record with the EV mode. Prius chief engineer Akihiko Otsuka found this out for himself by getting an average 62.9mpg by driving a 33-mile route. If you’re lucky, like most journalists who recently tested the 2010 Toyota Prius, you can get as much as 70mpg.

If there’s one thing that the 2010 Toyota Prius can guarantee then it’s an increased duel economy and considering the latest economic situation that the United States is in now that’s a lot of promise. You can also count on the Prius’ Intelligent Parking Assist or IPA system which allows you to just push a button prompting the activation of a sensor which will see the location of the other parked cars and when the grid has been set you just need to press OK and the system takes over to do parallel parking without any sweat on your part.