Lauren 
2016 Toyota Prius Hatchback Four Touring 4dr Hatchback (1.8L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
Lots of good, a bit of not so good
 Unless you are very active and fit, if you are over the age of 50, this car may not be for you.  Even with the seat at the highest point, I find the car difficult to get in and out of (I'm 58).  A friend of mine who is 55 feels the same and he's actually quite active.  Having started with a 2011 Prius, the jump to a 2016 was noticeable in terms of performance.  The acceleration is quite good and, in fact, at times, I suddenly notice I'm going much faster than what it feels like.  Comfortable seats once you are in the car.  Good sound system, but the blue-tooth phone charger (which could be SO handy) doesn't fit my IPhone 6Plus!!  Relatively bad blind spots due to the way the window is set in the hatchback (thank goodness for the backup camera), and the rear view mirror seems to get in my way also with some frequency.....not what one wants to experience.  Another beef, aside from the visibility is the low front bumper.  With my 2011 Prius and now my 2016, I have to park slightly back from the concrete car bumpers because if I do not, I scrape the underneath of my car's front bumper.  In addition, I live in a very hilly area and if I'm not going VERY slowly, I bottom out my bumper when I go downhill.  Doesn't Toyota have specs on that in order to avoid such things?  Apparently not.  In addition, the paint seems inferior.  It would take too long to go into, but they might as well have used nail-polish based on some of the things I've experienced.  Finally - I notice when it is wet, the tires slip sometimes on metal and sometimes even on thickly painted lane dividers.  Maybe all cars do this....but I don't remember experiencing it before.  Good cargo room in the hatchback.  Car needs an interior trunk pop button.