The tested 2012 Toyota Prius v "Five" trim includes fog lights and larger alloy wheels than base models. Credit: Brady Holt
- The tested 2012 Toyota Prius v "Five" trim includes fog lights and larger alloy wheels than base models.
- 2012 Toyota Prius v
- 2012 Toyota Prius v
- 2012 Toyota Prius v
- The 2012 Toyota Prius v interior is well-finished, but some controls are needlessly odd.
- Audio and climate functions are easy in the 2012 Toyota Prius v, but the shifter and speedometer take some getting used to.
- The 2012 Toyota Prius v navigation screen can be set to display information on the car's hybrid system.
- There's a large open space between the dash and center console. A cupholder pulls from the console into part of that space; another deploys from the passenger-side dash to the right of the glovebox.
- The 2012 Toyota Prius v has two gloveboxes, though neither is huge.
- 2012 Toyota Prius v
- The 2012 Toyota Prius v has comfortable front seats. The imitation leather on the tested Five model looks and feels real.
- The 2012 Toyota Prius v has a roomy rear seat that reclines and adjusts fore-aft.
- The 2012 Toyota Prius v has a larger, boxier cargo hold than the Prius hatchback.
- The 2012 Toyota Prius v rear seat doesn't fold perfectly flush with the cargo floor, but there's an impressive amount of space.
- The 2012 Toyota Prius v retractable cargo cover stows below the cargo floor.
- Rear visibility is better in the 2012 Toyota Prius v than in the standard Prius, but it's not perfect.
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