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mike @ Mar 6th 2007 8:26AM
Though I agree the Prius is no stunner and neither is this, both do convey a futuristic look which I think is the point. I've never been a big Toyota fan but I agree with the idea that they are trying to set these cars apart so they continue to appear to be on the leading edge of hybrid or alt fuel vehicles. Whether you like it or not I'm pretty sure it will go farther on a tank of gas than 95% of the cars on the road and it still seats 4 adults comfortably. Being an auto enthusiast it doesn't really light a fire under me design wise but, I think it makes its point rather well and I'm sure they will sell plenty of them in final post concept trim.