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Absolute, juniper credit cards Wow, I love how you pulled that out of your ass and were so impressed you almost believe yourself. If you want to find out what a Prius is like sans Hybrid system, you'd basically be looking at the Yaris. The Yaris has the 1NZ-FE 1.5L VVT-i engine while the Prius uses the 1NZ-FXE 1.5 VVT-i. They differ only in the compression ratio and the method of ignition the computer uses (Atkins for the FXE, Otto for the FE). Both cars use the same Bridgestone RE92 low rolling resistance tires. The Prius is around 2700 lbs. while the Yaris is about 2200 lbs. The Yaris has a Cd of .29 while the Prius is .26. At highway speeds, typical mileage for both cars is around 40-45mpg. The Prius is running on it's combustion engine at those speeds, so that isn't surprising. However, in the city, where driving is stop-start and around 40mph and below, the Prius can use the Hybid system to recover braking energy and use it for starting from a dead stop. As a result the Prius can do 70+ mpg under those circumstances, where the Yaris can reach about 26-30mpg. There is a very clear advantage to the Hybrid system in terms of mileage performance in stop start driving.