Robin Rosner 
2014 Toyota Prius c Hatchback Two 4dr Hatchback (1.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
Loved leasing it enough to buy it but....
 They should have talked to me first.  This was a rushed purchase, and I very well might still have bought it.  I had been a devoted Nissan Sentra owner since the Datsun B-210.  Kept them all over 10 years.  But then you get to that point where needed repair expenses could be invested in a new car...in this last case, I had a broken spring, a surprise, so it wasn't safe to drive.  The pressure was on.  The new Sentra was way too big for my comfort and fitting in the garage with a Chevy...and I hated the console between the two front seats.  My sister had the Prius C...so I wound up at a Toyota  dealership I should have walked away from.  It was a terrible lesson learned the hard way...But back to the car....It was a good fit with a comfortable seat...and it was...okay...cute.  ANd there were colors beyond silver and black...The finish of the dash does look like one review noted, as if there are scratches...which I guess is good because when my protective pup jumped up, or a clip board slid down both leaving marks...it's less obvious.  Never happened in the Sentra...so I think they could do better about that.  The little pen section on the dash is a pain...it holds dust and crumbs and is a pain to clean.  I like closed, concealed space.  The cupholders are in a great position...up front and center on below the dash...but they were not smart enough to make a liner that could be removed to be washed.  I also dislike the placement of the other driving mode buttons beneath the handbrake.  If my pup is with me she can easily stand on that.  I was able to get a strong, small container that was shallow enough to place over the buttons, and then put a folded towel over that.  Problem solved...  It also was a big transition to go from a trunk to a condensed space in back.  In thinking about getting a new piece of luggage, I had to measure carefully to make sure it would fit to be concealed.  So I guess it's true that it is more a city car and not one for a road trip with more adults who have baggage, unless it's short trips with limited bags.    I also, woke up in a sweat after starting the sales process when I realized that my pup, who can be protective, and even if not...could squeeze her way through over the back seat and out the hatch if she were determined.  A real scare factor for me.  As a precaution I both have her secured via seat belt loop and also got one of those metal barriers which I put behind the back seat.  And of course...you've gotta love the gas mileage.  That is a relief.  Going totally electric would just be too nerve wracking for a single woman driving alone...