Toyota rolls out lower-priced Prius

TOKYO, Japan - Akio Toyoda, executive vice president of Toyota Motor Corp., stands by the company's new Prius gas-electric hybrid car during a press conference in Tokyo on May 18. Toyota rolled out the new Prius amid recent fierce price competition with rival Honda Motor Co.'s Insight.

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