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New Jersey Toyota Prius steals WhatGreenCar's Car of the Year Award
It’s been a great year for the environment. Amidst a faulty economy, a quickly bankrupt American car industry, and new government incentives that promote higher fuel economy among drivers, a new calling is echoing through the global automotive industry for “green” driving. As most drivers know, the new push will help reduce the automotive industry’s footprint on the environment, cut consumer driving costs associated with gas, and begin the decline of petroleum’s grasp on the country.
New Jersey Toyota Prius dealers are one of the places locally where you can do your part for the environment. Toyota’s Prius has been making headlines since it was launched a few years ago as one of the first contenders in the title fight for fuel efficiency. To this day, the Prius still reigns supreme, with a mileage average above 40 miles per gallon. And the media buzz hasn’t quieted; in fact, the 2010 Prius was just named Car of the Year by WhatGreenCar, an authority on green driving. Piled on other green accolades, this one secures the Prius as the vehicle 2010 NJ Toyota drivers should want to drive.
NJ used cars dealers might have some spectacular older models of the Prius, but none of them compares to this year’s Prius model. The third-generation model leverages a lighter and more compact power-train to reach 51 miles per gallon in the city and 48 miles per gallon on the highway. New Jersey Toyota Prius drivers are blown away by these numbers, which are currently industry bests.
In this year’s WhatGreenCar competition, the Prius matched up against some of the toughest vehicles in the industry, but the 1.8-liter four-cylinder continuous variable transmission inside the 2010 Toyota Prius held out for the victory. The competition? Cars like the Honda Insight hybrid, Smart fortwo gasoline, Ford Fusion hybrid, Honda Civic CNG, Lexus 250h hybrid, MINI Cooper gasoline, Nissan Altima hybrid, Ford Escape and Mazda Tribute hybrid.
According to Dr Ben Lane, Managing Editor of WhatGreenCar, "While we were impressed by the latest technology on all ten models on the short-list, we were unanimous in our acclaim for the 2010 Prius. In addition to the new model's outstanding environmental rating, we particularly like the way the car seamlessly integrates green features as part of its design. This encourages a smooth stress-free driving style, improves fuel economy and drives down emissions. If Apple made a car, it would probably be the 2010 Prius."
In the end, the Prius was able to score a 30 on the WGC 100-point grading scale (the lower, the better). Outstanding fuel efficiency, great style, solid dependability and overall high performance driving are some of the key benefits associated with the Prius. Among 2010 NJ Toyota models, the Prius is surely king. Stop by your new and used cars NJ dealership today to give this car a test-spin. And remember: when you do your part for the environment, you do your part for your pocketbook. So make sure your ride is a fuel efficient one.
About the Author
Charles Garner is a Newark-area blogger and auto enthusiasts who focuses on new innovations in green driving. His article features information on NJ used cars dealers and 2010 NJ Toyota models.
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