Back To School In The 2014 Toyota Prius c

Even though your college-aged child may no longer want to do any back-to-school shopping with you because you’re not cool enough, there are some things they still need from you.  And whether they foot the bill themselves after a particularly successful summer job or you do, they need you when the time comes to choose a new car to drive back to school.  After all, there’s wisdom in age.  And a wise choice is the 2014 Toyota Prius c from Schaumburg Toyota.  The 2014 Toyota Prius c recently earned a spot on Kelley Blue Book’s list of 10 Best Back-to-School Cars for 2014 as posted on kbb.com.

The 2014 Toyota Prius c definitely looks cool, with its sleek, aerodynamic five-door hatchback profile that cuts through the wind, yet offers space for five passengers as much as 17.1 cubic feet of cargo — plenty of space for that mini fridge your college-aged child is taking back to the dorm.  Your college-student child will definitely appreciate its Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive® powertrain that combines a gasoline engine and battery-powered motor to deliver a net 73 horsepower and make stops at the gas station rare.  It’s great on long trips too and from school, too.  “The easy-to-park and amazingly fuel-efficient Prius c is an ideal choice for students living far off campus,” said kbb.com.

“Likeable looks, hatchback versatility and Toyota reliability make its combined fuel economy rating of 50 mpg even more attractive,” said kbb.com.

If you’re shopping for a great vehicle for your college-aged child to drive back to school this year, check out the 2014 Toyota Prius c at our Toyota dealership near Des Plaines.  It’s economical and fuel efficient, roomy and comfortable inside with lots of cool amenities, and it looks cool too.  Plus, you can be confident that your college-aged student will get where he or she is going safely and reliably — after all, it is a Toyota vehicle.  So come to Schaumburg Toyota to check out the 2014 Toyota Prius c in our inventory.  It’s a wise choice — and even college kids too embarrassed to shop with their parents for back to school supplies have to admit wisdom is pretty cool.