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2010 Toyota Prius: Live, In The Vanilla Flesh! 
Jalopnik | by Wes Siler | Sun, Jan 11
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Engine horsepower: 98 hp @ 5,200 rpm
Engine torque: 105 lb-ft @ 4,000 rpm
Electric motor power output: 80 hp/153 lb-ft torque
Hybrid system net horsepower: 134 hp
Hybrid battery pack: Nickel-metal hydride
Estimated fuel economy: 50 mpg (combined)*
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