The document compares the Toyota Prius and Ferrari. It notes that the Prius is a mid-sized, fuel efficient car with 4-wheel drive and gets over 50 mpg in city driving. In contrast, it says the Ferrari is very expensive, only seats two, gets 9 mpg in city driving and 16 on highways, and is powerful but not practical for fuel efficiency.

1. Toyota Prius and
Ferrari
By: Kelsea Mesanko

2. Toyota Prius

3. Size, drive, and if good
for the economy?
• Four door, mid sized, and
five-door lift-back.
• Four wheel drive.
• It’s a reasonable size,
good on fuel, and good
in all weather conditions
throughout the year.

4. Fuel economy:
• 51 mpg (4.6L/100 km; 61 mpg) city driving
• 45 mpg (4.9L/100 km; 58 mpg) highway
driving
• 46 mpg (5.1L/100; 60 mpg) combined

5. Change in mpg:
• Each year the mpg changes and increases at
least 2 to 3 mpg in city driving, highway
driving, or combined.

6. Ferrari

7. Size, drive, and if good
for the economy?
• Two door, fast and • It’s not very spacious as
powerful car, and one of a Toyota Prius is. It’s fast
the most expensive cars and powerful, but could
in the U.S. end up being dangerous
do to being fast and
• All wheel drive. powerful. Also it’s
expensive and not many
people can afford it.

8. Fuel economy:
• city driving 9 -
mpg
• highway driving
-16 mpg

9. Change in mpg:
• The ferrari isn’t that
good in mpg.
• There is a huge
difference between the
ferrari and the toyota
prius.