It takes serious smarts to design and manufacture a 3100-pound car that sips fuel so miserly that it can cover to 54 miles on a single gallon of gasoline. That?s a little more than two shotglasses of 87 octane for every 5280 feet traveled, a technical feat that is every bit as impressive as pushing a Bugatti Chiron through the atmosphere at 261 mph. Yet for all the brainpower that went into making the Toyota Prius America?s most efficient car without a plug, the company still bungled the simplest math. When it came time to parse the trims, the marketers skipped one and started counting from two. That makes this particular Toyota Prius Three Touring, sandwiched between the Two and Four, the mid-level trim. READ MORE ??
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