UK: Toyota holds prices for new Prius
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 29 May 2009
Although prices have been reduced in Japan, and one existing model carried over, Toyota GB is holding current on-the-road prices for its third generation Prius T3 and T Spirit models while boosting the specification and price of the top T4 version.
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