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Photo of 2015 Prius V courtesy of Toyota.
Photo of 2015 Prius V courtesy of Toyota.
Toyota is lowering the price for its Prius V base model to $27,500 compared to the entry 2014 model and will offer four models that top out at $31,220. The automaker is adding the Prius V Four model to its lineup.
Toyota will offer the Prius V Two, Three, and Five gasoline-electric hybrid models that will sell for $75 less, $545 more, and $540 more than the comparable 2014 model. Toyota is introducing the new Prius V Four model for $30,520.
The Prius V Four model adds heated front seats, an eight-way power driver's seat with lumbar support, and an auto-dimming rear-view mirror. The models will arrive at dealers this month.
For 2015, Toyota has redesigned the vehicle's fascia and added more standard features to each trim level.
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