FAMILY FIGHT! -- 2024 Toyota Prius vs. 2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid: Comparison
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- Comparison time! Today, we've got the 2024 Toyota Prius vs. 2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid! These two Toyota's don't directly compete, but with 4-doors, affordable price tags (around $30,000), excellent Hybrid fuel economy and good tech... it begs the question: which is the BETTER choice?? Will it be the all-new Toyota Prius or the popular Toyota Corolla Hybrid?? Go ahead: CLICK to find out :) Also, be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and tap the notification bell if you enjoyed this review -- it helps us more than you can imagine!
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0:00 Intro
0:50 Pricing Comparison
1:43 Exterior Comparison
3:31 Interior Comparison
8:05 Test Drive & Impressions
10:45 Sound Level Reading (dB) Comparison
13:04 Which is Right for YOU?
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Just out of curiosity, how do you give the Prius a .5 point for having 19” wheels vs the 16” wheels on the Corolla? The 19” will have a worse ride, the tires will be more expensive to replace, and the Prius with 19” wheels actually has worse fuel economy than the Prius with smaller wheels.
For style, 19s aesthetically look better than 16s
Cuz some people these days care more about form. They don't care if they're worse as long as look nice. I know it's dumb.
I went with 17 inches on my Lexus ES350, the 19 rides rougher and cost more to replace. Don’t care about the look, it is not a Ferrari by any means.
@@jml9550 great choice. I also got bigger tires and smaller rims. Way better ride quality.
@@ctgaming168 yep, bought my wife a new Lexus NX350H in April and I specifically look for the 18”s with huge sidewall, 20” was an option but there is no way I want the thin sidewall and more expensive tires.
I will take the corolla hybrid . Nice video. ❤
I'm surprised you didn't mention visibility. Unless I missed it. The new Prius has atrocious visibility. Sitting in one for 10 minutes I felt completely blind compared to the Corolla. You can't see out the back window, the side windows are all squinted and probably 4-5" shorter than the Corolla windows, and the steering wheel blocks the gauge cluster (why?!). This factor alone made my decision easy, when I had been torn between the two.
I have a 2016 Prius and I love it, but this new one looks so nice. My #1 concern has been visibility and I have been waiting to see one in person to probe this very aspect. Thanks for your insight!
@@billholden20I have both the 4th and 5th gen. The trade off in practically is worth it. However, to me, they’re both 10/10 cars.
Agreed,one of the main reasons for buying a Toyota is the low cost of ownership. Replacing 19” tires is expensive, I’d rather have 17” wheels.
Right, and the 17 inch wheels are part of why the LE Prius is the most fuel efficient. I don't understand why people want to pay more for a Prius (XLE and Limited) that gets worse mileage.
if only corolla hybrid is hatchback!!
I'm sorry but I'm not a fan of the Corolla hatchback Idk why
I like the Toyota Corolla but I also do like the news and sexy Toyota Prius and for this one I would probably go for the Toyota Corollas even OD Toyota Prius does have a nice designed I would still have to pick the Corolla cuz there's no options and stuff
The Cross Hybrid is another choice; less mpg but more utility. In a few months there will be Civic Hybrid which is another excellent choice.
The comparison should be between Prius and Camry
Ya but if was I would go for the Camry
The Camry is not compact enough to compare to the Prius.
Corolla hybrid the better overall value. Wish they brought over the Corolla hatchback hybrid.
Thanks for another great video. In a year from now if the inventory situation improves, please do a Prius le fwd vs Corolla le fwd. If I buy one, it would be with as little options as possible.
Great video, love the side by side comparisons.
Thank you! More to come!
Really enjoyed your review. I feel like you hit the nail on a head with given 1 point per 1grand for corolla. Agree with some other people that prius started to position itself pricewise closer to camry than corolla. Was offered recently to buy brand new camry xse hybrid for about 36.5k out of the door. And if I would be faced with decision camry or prius I would opt for camry unless parking in a narrow areas is a constant headache. I feel that both cars attract people due to being hybrids and people mostly care about bottom line than about "sexy" factor. For around 6k you are buying probably 3 years worth of fuel. At the end of the day both cars will likely hold a decent resale value given toyota and hybrid names attached to them. I would likely myself buy a Corolla,but will give a credit to nice exterior and interior or new prius. If the price difference would be around 2k, I would opt for prius given hatchback design and its practicality.
The exterior of the Prius is beautiful but it totally loses it when it comes to the dashboard. It looks so cheap and awkward, I’d rather have the dashboard of the Corolla in the Prius.
Add $1200 for snow tires for the Pruis. The Corolla will get by with all season or all weather tires year round. Also old bodies want to know about comfortable seats.
Excellent presentation fella's.... Thanks!
I have the Priud and Ive grown so yired of people saying the HUD doesnt work. I love it. Nothing is blocking it. Its easily readsble. The wheel size is even adjusted to ensure this. Do people not know that both the whel and seat are adjustable? Sheesh.
Do people don't know how to type? Sheesh!
@@darkrulier Yea... I know how to type. But I didn't expect some jackass to take the time to critique my bathroom posting from my phone. But you proved me wrong. Congrats!
I was curious about both of these cars. I ordered a Prius LE AWD. I am not interested in top trim line in a car, ever! Would be nice to see a review of a trim line more common with what people actually want.
What's your mpg
The dealer markup for Prius is just insane. Haven't seen a Prius below 40k in my region, and many are way over 50k.
For Corolla, I only saw one dealer with 1k "paint protection" bs, and the rest all have none.
I agree with your comment, I too have not seen a new Prius below 35,000 and that is for the basic LE model.. I live in Arizona..
I currently drive a 2005 Prius 169,000 miles, have no issues but simply was considering purchasing the new model Prius LE, the internet and Toyota was showing MSRP at $27,800 for the LE model. Was going to make the purchase but I cannot find that MSRP price anywhere.. Dealers here are asking $35,000 for the Prius LE.
ALL BULLSHIT!!
Keeping my 2005 Prius, and when I do see someone driving the new 2023 Prius I simply laugh knowing they paid over MSRP.. SUCKERS.
These dealer mark up rates should be Illegal. Ford told the dealerships they can't mark up new vehicles so these dealer ships are now marking these new vehicles with 10 miles on them as used with no warranty for way above market value.
I can't wait until all these dealership go out of business
At the Toyota dealership near me in Halifax they have two demo Corolla hybrid se awd and a Prius se awd for $34,000 and $35,000 Canadian. Both have 2500 kms on them.
I would try to avoid this by factory ordering for the following year. If that's an option. That's how I was able to get an in-demand Ford model right at MSRP.
@@spectroman71 I remember seeing a website for Canada Toyota wait time somewhere, couldn't recall the name, but I do remember seeing many models with >2 yrs wait time.
I don't see any sites mentioning the US wait time though.
Prius all daaaaaaay🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
COROLLA!
Nice job guys! Good to see you younger guys dissecting cars and making comparisons. Looks like a case of getting what you pay for to some degree. Not sure how big your hill was for the 0-60 pull in the Corolla, but it seemed to labor. With today's faster traffic (and EV's too), too much sluggishness is a liability in some situations. If you don't want to spend that much on a car, the Corolla will also be inexpensive to own and maintain, hold it's value, and likely be trouble free. Been reading some whispers that the Prime (plug in hybrids) from even Toyota are having some reliability issues. Unfortunate. Keep up with your work and if you ever get a chance to network with guys like Zygrene, The Topher, Engineering Explained, Savage Geese and Everyday Driver, jump on it. Great to have a car community for people who view cars as more than appliances (although this test leans that way, but even appliance like cars have a role).
I’d go for the Prius, however is the windshield on the Prius NOT distorted due to its extreme rake angle?
Thank you it really great comparison
Glad you liked it!
The Prius looks awesome...
Excellent comparison as always!😸
Thanks again!
Have you considered comparing the 2023 Prius prime limited with the 2023 bmw 330e? It’s probably two different classes of cars but it would be interesting.
It is a hard choice between the 2, but with careful consideration between the 2 and their prices, I would have to choose the 2024 Rolls Royce Phantom or a 2024 Bentley. Tell me if I've made the right choice between the 2 because it is a hard decision between Corolla and Prius.
😂👍🏻😂
And then you woke up.
I have a 2018 Camry hybrid, which I love! I was thinking as my next car, I would get the new Prius. Now, I'm not too sure. Thanks for the review! When my Camry was in the shop, I was issued a Corolla hybrid as a loaner while mine was being fixed. I liked it.
How was the Corolla hybrid compared to your Camry hybrid ?
I love my new Prius. A lot more power when you want it too!
@@scraps0233 I noticed that the interior (at least in the driver's seat) was a bit cramped. At least for me. I'm 5'11". It did seem to have very sufficient acceleration and handling, however. In the warmer and summer months I'm getting right around 50mpg with my Camry. I'm not an aggressive driver, and always leave it in ECO mode. I just think it's great! I would highly recommend the Camry hybrid.
@@miltonhayek2494 Yeah. More than the Corolla. I'm getting a bit older. I don't need to be a Speed Racer. 😃
@@bear4pozcle 😂. I wouldn't call my Prius a speed racer. But when I tested the engine in the Corolla I walked away. One of my engineers told me you really have to plan on anything that requires power. I don't mind less power. But if I need to speed up a bit I don't want to feel like I'm punching an asmatic hamster in the gut.
Think of all the gas the $6k would pay for if you get the Corolla. About 1,500 gallons figured at $4.00 per gallon. If economy and cost are your ultimate goals the Corolla is the clear winner.
But what about the 2022 Prius that be the best over all price and most practical…
Picking up my Prius next week, so this was some nice confirmation bias 😂
I'm planning to go with the corolla my self lol. I like the design of the prius more bit not worth the extra $6k+. Both are awesome tho
@@My1KeyAgree, can't really go wrong with both. I'm hoping to make this car last a long time and I drive a lot for work, so the Prius made sense for me. Enjoy the Corolla!
Paid 21k for my 2005 Prius in 4/05, still driving it
If your ultimate goal is MPG, get the corolla. I feel like they lost sight of the Prius's core goal of efficiency in this generation, it should have been getting at least 60mpg combined. Also, it would take you a very long time to recover the price difference in fuel savings.
I have a new Prius XLE and I regularly get 60-65 MPG in city driving, and that’s not trying to hyper mile it
They should not have gone with such large wheels on the Prius. Dumb decision.
The MPG on the Corolla hybrid and Prius is very similar. Keep in mind that the 2023 Corolla Hybrid has worse fuel economy compared to the 2020-2022 Corolla hybrids. Prius is faster, more fun to drive, looks more premium and stylish, and better cargo. Prius is well worth the extra 5k.
get the LE Prius
@@dakkon74 not large on LE
❤TOYOTA❤
I just put a deposit down today on a Corolla XLE Hybrid with JBL stereo at sticker. I wanted a Prius limited or even an XLE with the 12.3 in screen and JBL but to get either you would first have to incur a dealer mark up, er adjustment of $3,500 here in SoCA plus all the factory and dealer add ons making it over $8K than the Corolla. Lastly, I could not see the cluster through the steering wheel and wanted a moonroof that opens. I would have appreciated the heated steering wheel and vetilated seats though. In the end it's just an appliance for my 76 mile r/t commute and have an SUV for hauling/towing and a Vette vert for fun. Thanks for the comparison review.
I’m in So Cal too. So they actually sold you the Corolla at sticker? I’m trying to find a dealer here in San Diego that will sell at the very minimum, sticker price. Sucks that these days sticker is considered a deal. Lol Just curious, have you taken possession of the car yet?
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A few things I'd like to know as it's been some time since I was a young fellow. Ease of entry into the vehicles, and ground clearance. My old Prius could not get over some speed bumps without scraping the bottom.
Going for Prius! Thanks for the review
getting the prime version is the way to go for highest MPG. I have a 2017 Prius Prime and I am getting 220+ MPG because it's my commuter car. We get about 30 miles of EV range .
How is A pillar visibility?
Prius better in every way, I'd take the Prius all day.
Well I do like your opinion, but the steering wheel on the prius is just not for me
Same here. Only thing is that the stance is lower compared to the Corolla I’d say. The Prius has some sports car looks, like the headlights are those of a Ferrari SF90 Stradale and the taillight resembles a Porsche 911 or something like that
Wow a car that’s more expensive is better?? Who would have thought 🙄
@@myNEONCITYWe'll Maserati makes very expensive cars that are actually incredibly cheaply made... So price alone doesn't mean everything
@@PatG-xd8qn The comparison this person made wasn’t across different brands. It was between two different models made by the same brand. Spending more within a brand’s lineup gets you a car with more features, more space, and more power. All of this is fairly obvious imo.
Thanks guys !
I would pick the sexy Prius
Prius
They have the Corolla for 27k in my town going to get asap. Cant wait to have a car that is good on gas 🙌🏾. Going to save so much money if the gas prices go up agin 💸 ‼️
i waited for 3 weeks for mine. i hope yours would be a shorter wait
I love your new glasses
Excellent comparison. First, a correction. The cars that are out are 2023 vehicles. 2024 vehicles come out at the end of this year. Your video mentions 2024. Second, I have had the Prius for the last 5 generations. I switched in 2020 to the Toyota Corolla Hybrid. I always lease my vehicles every 3 to 4 years. As a commuter car, it was fantastic. Only available in the LE trim in 2020. It was around $23000 . I intended to get a Toyota Corolla Hybrid XLE fully loaded for about $29000 in 2023 when my lease was up. Then I went to the Jacob Javits Auto Show in New York and saw the new Prius. It blew me away. It looks like a Lamborghini. All dealers in the Northeast where I live are getting $4000 to $8000 over sticker. They are arriving at about one Prius to each dealership monthly. They only come with all wheel drive at about $1500 extra. My Prius XLE with all wheel drive and moon roof and the 12 inch info screen ( the latter is a must visually) came in at about $36000. I paid sticker. The color I received is a premium color and is, in my opinion, the most visually attractive one..the hot red color. The price difference of between the Toyota Hybrid Corolla and the Toyota Hybrid Prius exceeds $8000. It is worth every penny. I have been told by my dealership that there is a 12 month wait for the Prius. In the 2 months I have had the vehicle I have been stopped by over a dozen people, including those with the previous generation Prius who have given me a thumbs up. 👍 Practically speaking on a cost comparison and for commuting to work, the Toyota Hybrid Corolla is the way to go, but the Toyota Prius Hybrid is a once in a lifetime opportunity that people compare to a Tesla and Lamborghini if you can find one! Grant
SF Toyota is selling all Corolla Hybrid at MSRP and Prius and Prius Prime at $2k markup.
2024 vehicles don't always come at the end of the year. Mason is right, they are both 2024 vehicles. 2024 Corolla is already being shipped to the US and will be sold in dealerships next month. 2024 Prius is out too.
@@braetonwilson4296 Yep, bought my wife’s 2024 Lexus NX350H in April too.
For $36k I can drive 2020 BMW 740 with Italian leather, not this ugly Primus)
Dealer service and parts department loves the 7 series, especially after the 4 years 50k miles warranty.
What does it matter! Dealers are ruining any chances of purchasing any Toyota byJACKING PRICE to a ridiculous prices. From being around 30 to 35K to over 75K.
No matter what, there both Toyota’s they make an awesome product. I would take both.
Any noticable difference in the rear window visibility? Historically Priuses have narrow visibility due to the angle of the hatchback.
It's better than the old model but not fantastic still
I went with the Corolla Hybrid SE, it looks wayyyy better than the XLE and it is cheaper. Also price was a huge factor as that few thousand dollars between the Prius and Corolla can buy a good amount of gasoline and they both have the same mpgs.
I agree the SE Hybrid is a much more attractive model from the outside than the XLE. I’ll have to look into whether you can add a package that gives you heated seats. That’s one thing that would be hard for me to part with. Might not be a big deal for some, but I use that feature a lot.
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@@oceanlover3530 in the US the only hybrid with heated seats I believe is the XLE. The gas only XSE come with heated seats but that trim is not available for the hybrid. It is available in Canada though. Also, now that I've had my SE hybrid for 2 months I have to say that the seats are uncomfortable. I am 6 feet tall and it is not good for long drives for me. I would suggest a Corolla Cross or a Camry if you are tall.
@@darkrulier I’m 5’10”, so not as tall as you. I need to get down to a dealer and test drive. I appreciate the response. ✌🏻
Prius looks very sleek
Both, Because they fun for me to buy them.
Great comparison. Both are impressive for the price. The huge A pillars on the Prius limits forward visibility, so I tend towards the Corolla. I don't mind driving ugly cause I don't have to look at it.
That's hard but I don't know much about the prius so I'm going have to go with the Corolla
The hybrid Corolla is available in a station wagon model in Europe but not here. This would be a ideal vehicle for North America.
I think the corolla hybrid is the ultimate "sensible" car.
The biggest drawback for the Corolla is that it’s a sedan. The least practical car form ever. Please Toyota bring back the Corolla wagon!
cant decide between a Prius XLE or Corolla SE Hybrid. can save $5k with the Corolla and still get good looks and better visibility. gas cost per year is only about total $100 difference given 10k estimated miles driven. but the Prius is still very nice. thoughts anyone?
Family fight is the best
I wonder if the new generation Prius redesigned the seats. I've driven both of the last two generations on a few occasions and they had the most uncomfortable seats of any car I've ever driven. Even more uncomfortable than Tesla seats.
It also looks like the Corolla has LED turn signals on the side mirrors while the Prius has none.
Could you guys do a Lexus UX hybrid also?
Does corolla 2025 will be all new ?
Interesting concidering that I purchased the Prius about a month ago. I am very pleased with the car however there is one thing that disappointed me. The construction is a little weak in my opinion. I travel almost constantly with a service dog who will go from the rear seat to the passenger seat. In doing so she will use the center counsel as a step. So in the month I've owned the car there are three small tears in the foe leather caused by her claws. I understand that this won't be an issue for most drivers but for over $30000 I'd expect better materials being used. Especially from the Japanese. For comparison, my other vehicle is a 2007 Chevy Avalanche with leather interior and NO marks whatsoever from her claws or anything else on it's center counsel.
What if you were driving a crocodile and it chewed up all your seats, what would you say?
As much as I'd like to get the Prius over the Corolla, the shortages and dealer markup make it next to impossible to recommend getting over the Corolla.
I test drove the 2023 prius a few months ago and the gauge cluster was a deal breaker. Looks like the gauge cluster is still a problem
Lower the steering wheel, numnuts!
Prius for me better, because looks mutch better, better fuel economy, better sound insulation.
Great analysis guys. I'm a 70yr old senior who has loved cars ALSO. I learned off u guys, I thought Corolla was a 2.0. If I was a Toyota engineer. I would have put a 2.0 in a Corolla & 19" wheels on it. WHAT WERE THEY THINKING????
Prius for sure
I don't know why reviews/comparisons are so often of higher trim levels. Especially when it comes to the Prius, because it is all about fuel efficiency and the base LE model has the best MPG. I don't want to know about the more expensive and less efficient trim levels.
6k is a big difference.
the Pruis improved its look but im going corolla all day
I am very happy with my new Prius XLE AWD.
Can we please stop saying the gauge cluster is blocked by the steering wheel in the Prius? Just adjust the damn seat and wheel position. It is a non-issue
You mean permanently live with an uncomfortable seating/steering wheel position?
Totally agree that comfortable seating position is important. Prius should probably learn from its 2010 predecessor and offer a mirroring function of dashboard in the center of the console for people who are anthropomorphicaly diferent of whose eyes are not as sharp and need to have bigger analog like digits for speedometer.
@@CarConfections then find a comfortable seating position? It’s not rocket science, took me 5 seconds to figure it out when I bought my Prius
Agreed. I got my 23 Prime a month ago, and it took me 30 seconds to find a suitable steering / seat position that worked without obstructing the display. Yes, it means I adjusted the wheel slightly lower than I did in my previous (2014) Prius, but took no time at all to get used to and is not uncomfortable by any means. Btw, I am 6’2”.
PS - the car is fantastic. 😎
You never mentioned All Wheel Drive, nor ground clearance, nor winter weather conditions. 🙂 People in Oregon wanna know. lol
Maybe look at a RAV4 if you’re truly worried about that?
For the price, I'd probably get the Corolla Cross Hybrid.
The new Prius looks very impressive, but I would go with the Corolla as I've always been a sedan guy. I've purchased five vehicles so far (all sedans) as my first was a 2006 Corolla S that I bought new back in the day.
Prius driver here . Just speaking truth . I have a 2010 and a 2022 . Best cars I ever bought . Don’t get me wrong get a lot of hate on road because I am judged . I could drive a big Tundra to fit in Nah… Corolla drivers are mainly the drivers that are embarrassed to be seen in a Prius . O well I guess . I don’t care what people think .
You cannot compare 1.8 from 2008 and the next gen 2.0 d4s engine from 2018. D4s or dynamic force engine is next gen engine with 8 injectors and electric intake cam. 6000 difference just for engine alone annulate in comparison
100 prius far better looking car plus corrola too many on roads prius more unique and inside feels more spaced and comfy inside
After watching, i prefer the Corolla lol 😂
The prius is futuristic, i drive a toyota from 2006.😂😂😂
My winner is the Prius cuz it’s so fancy with new tech
Did you just accelerate the corolla in a uphill road?
Just to confirm: you felt the Prius Prime was more "fun" than the no-Prime version?
I thought the Toyota Corolla SE was the top trim model
You compared the "top of the line" of both vehicles - Prius - limited and the Corolla XLE.
WHY?
Why not compare:
Prius - LE and the Corolla LE
* The average consumer is simply looking for an average car price, a price that we/ I can afford and simply put " more value for the buck" Skip the moon roof the fake leather seating, cool seats..
Again, simply asking why did you select the top models to compare in both vehicles?
Automakers rarely, if ever, provide journalist with low trim models. The only times we have them are when we find them ourselves at dealerships and neither of these two are readily available in our area 👍
I’m an “average consumer”, & I DON’T WANT the strippo version. Just because they’re practical cars doesn’t mean that you have to punish yourself & get the most basic version.
Prius prime or Tesla Model 3?
Primes are near impossible to find, at least by me. I have yet to see one hit a local dealers lots. Also, the M3 is cheaper if you qualify for the tax credit. I lean heavily towards the model 3
I went with Prime, but good luck finding one or not waiting two years for delivery.
IMHO, for most people, who can charge at home, Model 3 LR makes more sense and is considerably cheaper, but I personally really do not like quality control of Tesla, their UX (blinker, shifter, wipers) and UI (I like buttons).
Model 3 definitely. PHEVs are stupid
@@japkoslavI am looking at a Lucid Air Pure, Tesla Model S and a Porsche Taycan base, I like the MS but I can’t agree with its built quality, Taycan is nice but $120+. Most like with buy the Lucid base trim at $77k.
Because the Tesla model 3 exists, prime price has to be $26,000 max.
No comparison. Prius is $5000 to $6000 more than Corolla.
Decent review, but the final score should not be as close as you scored. IMO you are weighing price WAY too much. 6 points for $6000 less? That is 80% of the Corolla’s score… just because it is cheaper, lol. By that scoring logic, a Corolla would absolutely DESTROY a luxury car. 🤔😂 Of course, with the price difference, Prius offers many more features, power, performance, etc that are not offered on the Corolla, so comparing them as if they are apples to apples is disingenuous. Obviously, with the Gen 5 Prius, Toyota has made the strategic decision to move the Prius upmarket by improving performance and adding available luxury features like memory seats, glass roof, power hatch, digital mirror, digital key, etc, which were never available before, so it is no longer the twin brother of the Corolla as it was in prior years. That said, scoring 1 or 2 points for the price advantage would have made more sense.
As far as I am concerned, the new Prius wins in every objective category over the Corolla (performance, efficiency, practicality); the ONLY objective advantage of the Corolla is that it is more budget friendly, but as mentioned you give up a lot to save that money. That, and if you really prefer the sedan and “conventional sedan” style but that is very subjective.
Personally, I think the hatchback design is hard to beat and uber-practical (as a 3-time Prius owner, who recently got a Yellow 2023 Prime 😎🇨🇦).
Cheers.
Can we get a 2023/24 civic vs Corolla
$35k for the prius?!?! isn't that a GR Corolla price level already?
I think the Corolla is the better looking of the 2 all around and especially in the rear .... To me the Corolla is hands down the car I would buy .... And I can tell these 2 are your typical biased reviewers that seem to have their minds made up even before they started the review as to which vehicle they like.
Camry!
I wouldn’t buy a car over msrp I’ll keep my oldie
For the same price as a prius i rather get a lexus ux 250h
Corrola definitely not compared model for prius it's like aygo vs yaris
The Prius looks like its design was done by the Lexus devision.
Hmm, Corolla has 2.0L Hybrid. I stop watching from there, otherwise it was a good start.
Corolla is more grand mom like. Would be my pick.