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Fans of Toyota’s beloved Prius model would say that there’s already so much to love about the Hybrid, who needs anything more? Well, Toyota isn’t resting on that high praise: the 2022 Prius, available at Peruzzi Toyota in Hatfield, PA, is impressing drivers all over again with many new features for the new model year. Let’s start with the outside. The 2022 Toyota Prius sports a sleek, bold exterior look that mirrors the amazingly fuel-efficient (yet powerful) hybrid engine under the hood. Slide in, and you’ll be enjoying a whole host of features designed to make your ride super-comfortable. Start with the SofTex® front seats – which are also heated – and automatic climate control. Power windows and locks, keyless entry and push-button start make things simpler, while the moonroof lets you bring some of the outdoors along for the ride. Whether you’re commuting solo or bringing friends along on a road trip, you’ll be enjoying the most comfortable Hybrid on the market. Of course, these days, drivers need to be fully connected and the 2022 Prius has you covered end-to-end, with touchscreen display, available Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, SiriusXM®, and Bluetooth®. You’ll find USB ports and a handy wireless phone charger, plus a heads-up driving display that keeps you both connected and safer on the road. These exceptional features are just for starters (Peruzzi Toyota is happy to show you what else the 2022 Prius has to offer – because there's plenty). Toyota has long prided itself in delivering the best technology and comfort for their customers, all wrapped in one of the most affordable vehicles on the road. Peruzzi Toyota is proud to offer this outstanding Hybrid and invites you to come by our Hatfield showroom and experience the 2022 Toyota Prius for yourself.

The rules of driving change in winter. That's obvious from the first moment you slip on ice or snow, but there are also a few other things you should do to prepare for cold weather beyond changing your driving style. Get an Emergency Kit Skidding off the road is bad in any weather, but skidding off the road in winter is worse. Your emergency kit should include items like a warm blanket, road flares, emergency food and water, a snow shovel, and (if you don't already have one) a mobile phone that can call 911. Replace Your Tires You can get tires for any car that have extra traction and grip in slippery conditions. Even if you stick with your current set, you should still check your tire pressure since the air inside will shrink with the cold. Check Your Fluids This means adding antifreeze to the radiator, winter weight (or multi-viscosity) oil, and wiper fluid that won't freeze at 32 degrees, among other things. Check Your Battery Batteries have it rough in freezing and subzero temperatures, which is one reason electronics warn you not to leave them outdoors. Unfortunately, with cars you don't always have a choice, so check your battery and replace it if it's having trouble holding a charge. Whether you have to drive through a full-on snowstorm or whether you simply have to watch out for a layer of ice on the road, driving is much more hazardous in winter than in any other season. Make sure you stay safe by following these winter driving tips.

Drivers in the market for a fuel-efficient vehicle should give Toyota's hybrid lineup a second look. With so many options to choose from, there's an eco-friendly Toyota for everyone. Prius c With a gas mileage of 50 mpg combined, the Prius c is an outstanding car for the city streets. Its practical five-door body style is spacious and family friendly, and the car's a bargain with a $20,000 starting price. Prius A bit larger than the Prius c, the standard Prius excels in gas mileage, boasting better highway fuel economy than the Prius c. The Prius also offers a long list of standard features, which makes the $25,000 base price seem like a steal. Camry Hybrid With the stylings of America's bestselling car, the Camry Hybrid is a practical choice for families or couples looking for something a little more traditional and refined. This popular sedan gets up to 43 mpg in the city and 39 on the highway while remaining an affordable option at around $26,790. Highlander Hybrid If you prefer a spacious SUV, the Highlander Hybrid boasts 280 horsepower and an EPA rating of 27/28 mpg. Starting at $47,850, this is a great car for on-the-go parents who need plenty of passenger and cargo space. Avalon Hybrid A fuel-efficient luxury vehicle, the Avalon Hybrid starts at $36,650 and gets 40/39 mpg. It exudes style and technology, making it a great option for professionals and retirees looking for that ideal entry-level luxury car. With so many available options, the hardest part is choosing which Toyota you like best.