2015 Toyota Prius V 5dr Wgn Three (Natl)

Vehicle Highlights:

One-owner vehicle

No accidents reported

Personal vehicle

Extensive vehicle service history

17-inch alloy wheels

LED headlights and foglights

Cloth upholstery

Keyless entry/ ignition

Rear cargo cover

Carpeted floor mats

The 2015 Toyota Prius v remains a standout choice for eco-conscious drivers who need more space than the standard Prius offers. Designed as a larger, more versatile variant of Toyota’s iconic hybrid, the Prius v provides the same impressive fuel efficiency, along with increased cargo capacity and family-friendly features. It blends Toyota’s proven hybrid technology with the practicality of a compact wagon, making it a compelling option for commuters, small families, and rideshare drivers alike.

Driving the Prius v feels familiar to anyone who’s spent time in a Prius, but its longer wheelbase and larger body give it a more grounded presence. The hybrid powertrain, which combines a 1.8-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine with an electric motor and a continuously variable transmission (CVT), generates a combined 134 horsepower. It’s not quick off the line, but it handles urban and suburban driving duties with ease. More importantly, it returns an EPA-estimated 44 mpg in the city and 40 mpg on the highway, making it one of the most fuel-efficient wagons on the market in 2015.

The interior of the Prius v is spacious and well-organized. The rear seats slide and recline, giving passengers extra legroom or maximizing cargo flexibility. With over 34 cubic feet of storage behind the second row—and over 67 cubic feet with the seats folded—it rivals many compact SUVs in terms of hauling capability. Cabin materials are modest but durable, and the layout is functional. Visibility is excellent thanks to large windows, and the tall roofline ensures that headroom is ample for all occupants.

Toyota made notable updates to the 2015 model, including refreshed front and rear styling and enhanced interior materials. Perhaps the most significant addition was the availability of Toyota’s Entune infotainment system with smartphone app integration. Higher trims came equipped with features such as navigation, a panoramic sunroof, and advanced safety technologies like lane departure warning and adaptive cruise control.

In terms of ride quality, the Prius v prioritizes comfort over sporty handling. Its suspension is tuned to absorb bumps and rough pavement well, making it a smooth cruiser on long highway drives. The steering is light and predictable, ideal for city parking and low-speed maneuvering.

While the Prius v doesn’t deliver thrills, it’s hard to argue with its blend of efficiency, utility, and reliability. Toyota’s reputation for dependability and low ownership costs only strengthen the Prius v’s appeal as a long-term vehicle investment.

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