If the question wasn't loaded, you'd likely answer the sheep, right? According to a provocative advertisement from Toyota's Israeli marketing team, it is however the Toyota Prius. Yes, indeed, a car that emits fewer emissions than an animal.

The advertisement indicates that the emissions from a sheep passing gas are level five, while the Toyota Prius emits only a level two. As outrageous and humorous as it sounds, such an ad serves as a healthy reminder that transportation and energy production aren't the only sources of greenhouse gases.

The 2010 Prius is Toyota's third-generation model. While still young compared to other vehicles in Toyota's lineup, the new Prius comes loaded with many exciting new advancements.
 
2010 Toyota Prius Overview
  • Improved engine efficiency
  • Improved Fuel Economy: EPA estimated 51/48 city/hwy mpg
  • More powerful 98-horsepower (hp), 1.8L Atkinson-cycle engine combined with electric motor hybrid system
  • Total output: 134 hp
  • Standard multi-information display panel that monitors fuel and energy consumption (three different views)
  • 90 percent new Hybrid Synergy Drive system (lighter transaxle, new inverter, 20 percent weight reduction, and a new electronically-controlled regenerative braking system)
  • Three driving modes: EV Mode on battery power alone at low speed; Power Mode with increased throttle response; and Eco Mode for ultimate fuel efficiency
  • NHTSA Front-Side Rollover Test: Five-out-of-five stars!
  • Trim levels: 4 (Prius II, Prius III, Prius IV, and Prius IV)
  • MSRP: Lower than average, starting at 22,8000*
    *Compared to other midsize cars.
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