"Toyota Prius is one of the most beloved hybrid-electric vehicles on the market. Though it was in Japan as early as 1997, its first model year in the U.S. was 2001. As popular as the vehicle is, it should come as no surprise that the Prius family has sold roughly 6.5-7 million models. Complete with Toyota's comfort and reliability, the Prius has long been praised for being both comfortable and environmentally friendly."
"Aside from the fact that it's super helpful to know which car models you should avoid or purchase, 24/7 Wall St regularly covers Toyota. As one of the world's biggest automobile manufacturers, Toyota is a trendsetter. This means that other car brands look to Toyota to influence the market. Undoubtedly one of the worst years in Toyota Prius history, 2007 is a year to avoid. Close to 2,500 National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration complaints suggest staying far away, especially around lighting problems."
The Toyota Prius launched in Japan in 1997 and reached the U.S. market in 2001, becoming a leading hybrid-electric vehicle. Global Prius family sales total roughly 6.5–7 million units, and the model is widely praised for comfort, reliability, and environmental benefits. Data from CarComplaints.com highlights model-year variability in problems. The 2007 Prius generated nearly 2,500 NHTSA complaints focused on lighting issues, and carryover problems affected 2008 with hazardous headlight and brake failures. Toyota's market influence prompts broad industry attention and regular coverage from financial outlets.
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