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Discover the 2005 Toyota Prius: a pioneer in hybrid efficiency The 2005 Toyota Prius stands out as one of the first mainstream hybrids that brought reliable fuel savings to the everyday driver. Whether you’re curious about the Toyota Prius price in today’s market, the Toyota Prius 2005 price when you consider its age, or how a used Toyota Prius price compares to newer models, this guide offers a detailed snapshot that balances technical insight with practical purchase guidance. The vehicle’s reputation for durability and fuel economy remains intact, making it a favorite for budget-conscious buyers who still want cutting‑edge technology.

• Engine: 1.5‑liter, 4‑cylinder hybrid powertrain (combination of an electric motor and a gasoline engine)
• Transmission: 2‑speed automatic (rear‑wheel drive) designed for efficient power delivery.
• Fuel Type: Hybrid—electric + gasoline.
• Power: Combined 92 hp (electric + combustion).
• Dimensions: Length 4.27 m, Width 1.75 m, Height 1.57 m; Wheelbase 2.55 m.
• Interior Capacity: 5 seats; 435 L of cargo space (rear seats down).
• Battery: Nickel‑metal hydride (NiMH) pack with 0.28 kWh capacity.
• Fuel Economy: EPA‑estimated 42 mpg city / 35 mpg highway for the 2005 model.
• Drive Type: Front‑wheel drive.
• Transmission Control: Electronic located at the gearbox to regulate power distribution between electric and gasoline sources.
• Safety: Electronically controlled braking system, stability control, antilock brakes, and a suite of airbags.
• Warranty: 5‑year/100,000‑mi limited warranty on hybrid components (varies by region).

Depreciation insight: how the 2005 Toyota Prius ages One of the most common questions is what is a 2005 Toyota Prius worth today and how it compares in the used market. The hybrid’s robust build quality, coupled with Toyota’s strong brand reputation, ensures that depreciation is relatively conservative. Typically, a Porsche can drop 50% in the first three years, but the Prius often loses only about 15‑20% of its value in the first year, and the decline slows to around 6‑8% per year thereafter. Even after 10 years, many owners find the vehicle still commands roughly 30% of its original cost in a well‑maintained, low‑odometer specimen. These figures translate to a slower depreciation curve, which is why the used Toyota Prius price remains attractive for both individual buyers and fleet operators. Comparison context: Prius vs. similar hybrids and sedans When you look at the Toyota Prius price range, you’ll notice it sits above most compact sedans but below many premium hybrid competitors such as the Honda Insight or the Ford Fusion Hybrid. In the United States, the Prius holds its value better than these peers, often retaining 35‑40% of its initial price after five years, versus 25‑30% for the Honda Insight. In Europe, the Prius has faced tough competition from the Volkswagen Golf GTE and the Nissan Leaf, yet its economies of

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