Examine the manufacturer's sticker. A sticker provides information about all new cars, typically affixed to the car's window. Included will be the car's year, make, model, estimated fuel efficiency, country of manufacture, warranties, features, and government safety rating. If you are unable to find the desired information on the sticker, consult a salesperson. He should be well-versed in all aspects of the vehicles he sells.
Investigate the Toyota website. The Toyota Prius website provides comprehensive details on each model it sells. You can conduct a study on a vehicle's history or build your own. The website will also help you find a dealer near you who can answer your questions.
Explore the Internet. Numerous websites detail the accessories supplied with each car. These will include details on both new and second-hand cars. Edmunds.com is an excellent starting point. In addition, it displays the prices, locations, and VINs of cars available in your region. Carfax is a website used to research the history and specifications of cars. A Carfax report will tell you, for a fee, if the car has been well taken care of and if it has been in any major accidents.