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Toyota announced that it will cut the prices of its latest Prius in order to compete with the less expensive Honda Insight. The base model of the third-generation Prius is priced beginning at 2.05 million Yen ($20,637), which is below the original 2.33 million Yen ($23,456) sticker price intended.

The Honda Insight has met with resounding success in terms of sales in Japan with its 1.89 million Yen ($19,027) introductory price. The new base Prius comes with an introductory price matching that of the mid-range Insight. It was announced by Toyota that it will continue selling the second generation Prius together with the new model, with a price tag of 1.89 million Yen ($19,027) which is exactly the same as that of the entry-level Insight. The price for the next generation Prius, which will hit markets this July, has not yet been confirmed, but speculations peg it at about $27,177. Although that is $4,400 more than the Honda Insight, traditionally, however, Prius has not appealed much to budget-minded customers.

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Toyota cuts prices of the latest Prius to compete with Honda Insight

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