Patrick 
2015 Toyota Prius Hatchback Two 4dr Hatchback (1.8L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
First Prius - Did Not Disappointed
 ***Update 45k miles, May 2017***Great car, even better fuel economy now that it has broken in, everything still works perfectly. Had to do one wheel alignment at 40k miles.***Update 36k miles, Nov 2017***Great car, great fuel economy, everything still works perfectly.**Update 28k miles, May 2017***Still an awesome car. Everything is working as perfectly as day one, and nothing has broken or malfunctioned, powertrain or otherwise. Fuel economy has improved - on one tank of gas I averaged 56+MPG. The only "modification" to the car has been the addition of a small neck pillow (wraps around headrest) for the front passenger. With the mesh lumbar insert and neck pillow for the passenger, comfort for passenger has drastically improved. In my particular driving position it doesn't do anything, so the driver seat does not require one (in my opinion).Original Review:I had been interested in the idea of a Prius for over a decade now, and finally decided to pull the trigger when deciding to sell my 2011 WRX last year.  I've owned the car for 13 months now and I love it.  Acceleration is slower than WRX, but more than enough power to out-accelerate every other car on the road.  Fuel economy is 52 MPG if I'm driving normally, 54 MPG if I attempt to hyper mile.  Front seats needed more lumbar support (completely personal opinion - everyone's different on this one) so I went to Bed, Bath, and Beyond to pick up a $9 "Kiss My Back" mesh lumbar cushion.  Rear seat offer lots of room.  Interior is well thought out, controls make sense.  Bluetooth audio/phone is flawless, and I can actually hold a conversation using Bluetooth phone now (WRX was way too loud).  I can easily get about 550 miles per tank, and that's when I fuel up with about another gallon left.This has been a great car.  Many people have false preconceptions about the Prius while others have an irrational hatred.  If you're a logical, frugal, and practical person, the choice is pretty clearcut.