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From Wired Top Stories:
 Toyota_prius_02_2 Toyota will defend itself against Honda's challenge to its eco-supremacy with a new Prius hybrid that is roomier, faster and more fuel-efficient than ever, returning an average of 50 mpg. The 2010 Prius unveiled at the Detroit auto show was among the most eagerly anticipated debuts at a show where everyone is showcasing fuel-efficient cars, hybrids and electric vehicle prototypes. But the Prius remains the gold standard and a car synonymous with hybrid technology, and Toyota hopes to sell 400,000 of them worldwide next year — a figure that would put the Prius on par with Toyota's best-selling Camry and Corolla.
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Re: Next-Gen Prius Boasts More Power, Better Fuel Economy
