Fitting a bike in a 2018 Prius C

This thread (with a few pictures):
fred's c and the bicycle test | PriusChat
has differing opinions. Some say the front wheel must come off and others say their bike will fit with the wheel on.
Maybe it's frame-size dependent?
If time permits, I'll try one of our bikes this evening.

 

Success. Both front seats are all the way back. (It would be easier if they don't need to be.) I don't know the frame size of this bike, so here are some dimensions for reference:
Overall length = 68" (172.72cm); Overall height = 40.5" (102.9cm) to top of handlebar; Seat height = 36.5" (92.7cm); Wheel & Tire height (including fenders) = 26" (66cm); Handlebar width = 24.5" (62.2cm)
I needed to move it around to find a position that worked, but once you know what works it should be straightforward.

 

And now to address the C rather than the bike. I hope you have had a prior opportunity to test drive the C.
I love my C, as do most of the C participants in this forum. But there is no denying that it is, umm, lightly powered. I have driven many weak cars so it was not a big adjustment, but it might be for some.
Some folks find the seats uncomfortable. After adding a cheap after-market lumbar support it is fine for me, even on long trips.
I love the tight turning radius, but be aware that on the top-level trims with upgraded wheels the turning radius is poor, which seems like a crime on a small car. (At least this was true back in 2013. I don't know if Toyota addressed this.)
Good luck on your extended shopping trip - I hope the C is a good fit for you and your bikes.

 

That’s a fair warning. I certainly noticed that it’s no dragster, but it wasn’t until after I bought it that I actually ran the numbers and discovered that in terms of acceleration (0-60) it is solidly in the middle of the pack vs. every other car I’ve owned.

It really only stands out because carmakers (including Toyota) are about 15 years into a horsepower war, where every grocery getting appliance somehow needs to be able to outrun 1960s muscle cars.