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Re: New 2011 Prius II [jsct]
Written by: goprius on Mar 16, 2012 8:26:08 PM
@jsct, The MSRP was originally 24,848. That of course, includes the $750 freight charge. They also included carpet mats and the rear bumper Prius applique. (I had no choice there). The price before taxes, title, tags and $200 processing fee was 21,980. Toyota was running a $1000 rebate in the Mid-Atlantic states, so the advertised price came out to 20,980 before TTT. The TOTAL price of the vehicle was $21,957. I'm ... Read More
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2012 Prius anyone?
Written by: quattro on Jan 9, 2012 9:47:38 PM
Anyone getting 2012 Prius? I am in San Fran and there is no 2012 yet. Worse yet even the dealers don't know when they are going to get 2012s. I cannot understand why Toyota is not putting 2012 prius on the market yet. Hello Toyota, the new year is long gone and its now 2012. What are they thinking? How hard is it to change the model year when all is ... Read More
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New 2011 Prius II
Written by: goprius on Mar 16, 2012 8:52:20 AM
On Feb 16, 2012, the total price (includes freight, taxes, title) was only $21,980 (Washington, DC area) This did include the $1000 rebate that Toyota was offering. There was no trade-in. This was a steal of a deal! This was a brand new car with an odometer reading of 1 mile.
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S E US Dealers advertising 20% off BUT!
Written by: subjective on Mar 8, 2012 7:25:16 AM
AS I posted earlier in the purchase of our 2011 Prius lll where our dealer advertised 20% off on all 2011 prius in stock(they had 21), but to get this 20%off they required the car be financed through Southeast Toyota Distributers at an inflated above market interest rate or else pay a fee of $2000. if the buyer pays cash or will arranges their own financing. I complained about this deceptive ... Read More
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New 2011 Prius 5
Written by: willieg4 on Jan 26, 2012 3:50:45 PM
Picked up my Silver 5 right after Thanksgiving. Deal was OK, car is great. Zero issues, however, I have not tried to push the brake and accelerator at the same time...yet. You can bet I will on my next venture on a clear road to gain that experience. Some times I two foot drive and I can read that this may not be the best practice with Toyotas. I installed a ... Read More
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Re: This car has been a nightmare! [lowflyer1]
Written by: subjective on Jan 24, 2012 2:23:48 PM
I believe you should study over the lemon law of your state. In Florida the lemon law works and it very likely will work for you. If I were you, I would go for a replacement car from Toyota. The problems on unintended engine shut down occurred on a 2 day loaner of a new 2011 Prius ll from the service dept while our Tundra was being serviced. Dec. 19 we ... Read More
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This car has been a nightmare!
Written by: nv2011 on Jan 23, 2012 4:36:00 PM
A few weeks after we purchased the 2011 Prius the car’s engine stopped running while I was on the highway with no warning. Toyota disregarded my complaint and told me they could not replicate the problem. Next, the car made a metallic banging noise when I started the engine. The motor mount was replaced and Toyota says they are aware of the problem and cannot guarantee this will permanently fix the ... Read More
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2011 Prius IV 2000 mile report
Written by: lowflyer1 on Jan 10, 2012 6:25:16 PM
We bought our Prius back in November 2011 and now have just over 2000 miles on it. So far, it's a mostly good report. We love the car, it's amazingly smooth riding for such a small car -- heck, it's a better ride than the 2005 Odyssey we traded in on it, which was a far better ride than the Cadillac I had before that. I am very impressed with the ... Read More
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New 2011 prius lll
Written by: subjective on Jan 10, 2012 10:17:57 AM
I'm happy to report that we purchased a new Prius lll Dec. 19, 2011 and it is working out well for our use of family errands. Milage indicated has been from 55 mpg on secondary highways at 50 to 65 mph down to 45 mpg at 70 to 75 mph. Earlier I posted concern about a new 2011 Prius ll loaned to us while our Tundra was being serviced in which ... Read More
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2011 Toyota Prius
Written by: phillyguy6 on Dec 30, 2011 8:40:50 PM
Purchased a 2011 Prius II today for $23,500 OTD. The best deal I was coming across were ~$23,000 OTD on advertised specials (on specific cars in the dealer' inventory). I didn't have the patience to chase them down (dealers start playing games on what's available or not, etc.). This was in the Peninsula in SF Bay Area.
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Excessive add on fees in Florida
Written by: subjective on Dec 29, 2011 11:52:06 AM
On 19 Dec 2011 I purchased for my wife a 2011 prius three hatch in which our dealer advertised 20 % off any prius in stock(they had 21). This came out to $21,081 from a MSRP total monroney sticker price of $26,353. I asked our salesman to take me directly to the general sales mgr. in which I informed him that I would be paying cash in the form of a ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Prius III price [drivingmaine]
Written by: amitb1 on Dec 26, 2011 9:09:19 AM
I just got a Prius II deal from Hayward Toyota for $21k (before tax and licensing) Tax and Licensing adds up to $2K so it came out at $23K OTD. There is plenty of ads in the news paper these days from dealers wanting to sell the Prius II with that price. I would have gone for Prius III but they charge $1K more for Bluetooth and JBL stereo which I ... Read More
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Re: 2011 Prius III price [david6]
Written by: david6 on Dec 21, 2011 12:12:00 PM
Oh, the deal came from Toyota West in Statesville, NC.
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2011 Prius 2 in Lynchburg,Va
Written by: slcoates on Nov 30, 2011 9:26:27 PM
Just bought a 2011 prius 2, blizzard pearl, floor mats $23,000 total invoice 24,150 out the door Did not take the $ grand off, going with 0% interest for 60 months. also good trade price, nothing like helping the folks make their month. Very happy with my local dealership, never bought new from in town but prices seemed fair! Good job Berglund Toyota Visited dealership to ck out the Prius V[very ... Read More
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2011 Prius 2 in Atlanta
Written by: dblm on Nov 30, 2011 8:50:58 PM
I just bought a 2011 Prius 2 (no options/accessories but with Toyoguard Elite) at World Toyota north of Atlanta for $23,500 drive-out. They also gave me a very fair price on my trade-in.
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Re: Prius II in Southern CA $21450 [saidiadude]
Written by: saidiadude on Nov 4, 2011 11:35:28 AM
Claremont Toyota has an ad for the Prius II at $20,288 after $500 Military Rebate and $750 Toyota Lease Loyalty cash (don't know what this is): link. Last week Toyota of Orange had 15 Prius II for $20,999 after $500 Military Rebate (or $21,500 for the rest of us - still pretty good). Truecar is giving me prices of $22,000, so 2011 prices are coming down pretty fast.
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press request
Written by: kirstie_h on Oct 31, 2011 10:33:46 AM
A reporter is interested in talking with owners of a 2012 Toyota Prius V who are also parents. If you are interested in commenting on your experience, please reply to pr@edmunds.com no later than Friday, November 4, 2011 and include your city and state of residence, the model year of your vehicle and the age of your child/ren.
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Re: Sales figures for September 2011 [saidiadude]
Written by: saidiadude on Oct 12, 2011 11:42:23 AM
The incentives have started. In Southern CA, Toyota is offering 0% APR for 36 months on various vehicles (Prius is one of them). Offer ends 10/31 but it wouldn't surprise me if they extended it till the end of the year. 2012 Prius will be in dealer lots in early January, so expect Toyota to ramp up incentives from now till end of December.
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2011 Toyota Prius 2 out the door price in Chicago or Quadcities area
Written by: mrhyd1 on Sep 23, 2011 8:51:35 PM
I am looking for 2011 Prius2 in Chicago or Quadcities area and I need to know the best price if any have purchased recently in this area? I live in Bettendorf,IA and I dont mind going to Chicago if I can save 1000-1500$ than my local dealer price. My local dealer quoted $24969 "outthedoor" price for prius 2.If anyone have purchased recently from this area , please let me know the ... Read More
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Re: Do you feel the market price for Prius is attractive? [torr310]
Written by: saidiadude on Sep 20, 2011 2:09:23 PM
I agree that most dealers have been stubbornly holding their prices at close to MSRP. This is starting to change for the reasons you've mentioned. Inventory seems to be building on the lots. Also, there are LOTS of hybrid models coming on the market in the next few months e.g. just from Toyota, we can expect over the next 3 months: Prius 2012 revamped, Prius V (wagon), etc. Claremont Toyota locally ... Read More
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Re: California State Fees Question 2011 Prius II [rzod]
Written by: saidiadude on Sep 12, 2011 11:41:59 AM
In 2007, we bought a 4cyl Silver Camry LE from Claremont Toyota. Our breakdown was: - 17,977 LE Automatic (with CF mats) - 55 Doc Fees - 1487.64 Tax - 116 Lic Fees - 64 Reg - 8.75 CA Tire fees (?) Total: $19708.39 out the door Please post your numbers when you finalize the deal. Knowledge is power for all of us!
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Re: 2011 Prius II [sleong23]
Written by: jayrider on Aug 23, 2011 1:20:42 PM
My genuine factory Toyota extended warranty cost $651 for 75k zero deductible. There are several Toyota dealers who will sell you that online. I just had my selling dealer match the price. You can cancel and rebuy. Search the prius forums on edmunds for details.
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Re: 2011 Prius II [klin]
Written by: sleong23 on Aug 23, 2011 11:37:01 AM
I just bought a Prius III with Nav & back camera $26,209. It is a good price. Dealer also offer Extended Warranty to me $1500 for 75K /miles and $1800 for Road Service. I also add $800 for Alarm system. Added up about $32K.. It is located in Milpitas Toyota.
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Prius II for $25K OTD
Written by: saidiadude on Aug 21, 2011 1:13:19 PM
I was offered a new 2011 Prius II for about $25K out the door in Southern California (LA county). Barcelona Red, Gray interior. Anyone else get a similar deal recently? I've noticed that the Toyota dealer lots are filling up again after the supply chain disruption following the Tsunami. Quite a few more Prii now, but mostly in Silver, White or Beige colors. Dealers have also started advertising "specials" for the ... Read More
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press request
Written by: kirstie_h on Jul 5, 2011 1:32:41 PM
A reporter seeks to interview someone in the market for a new Toyota Prius who cannot find one on dealer lots. Please email pr@edmunds.com no later than Thursday, July 7, 2011 with your daytime contact information if you care to share your story.
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Re: 2011 Prius II [klin]
Written by: sjawahrani on Apr 26, 2011 6:38:44 PM
Thank, It's Toyota Sunnyvale.
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Re: 2011 Prius II [sjawahrani]
Written by: klin on Apr 25, 2011 4:27:26 PM
Yes, price has gone up. I just got Prius III around $25K with basic options. Try truecar.com for comparison. Which dealership is that? I bought from Toyota Sunnyvale which seems to be fair and reasonable.
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2011 Prius II
Written by: sjawahrani on Apr 25, 2011 1:40:19 PM
Hello, I am looking at Prius II in No calif. I was quoted $23,500. Is it a good deal? I was quoted $22750 about a month ago and but couldn't pull the trigger. Does Toyota have any financing option? Thanks
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Bought a new Prius 3 last week.
Written by: steversk on Apr 4, 2011 6:03:28 PM
Just bought a 2011 Prius 3 last seekend. Bought it through the Costco program at Hollywood Toyota. Got $500 of the list of $25240. From what I hear, because of the potential shortage most dealers are doing full list or more. Talked to my salesman 1 week later and they have discontinued the Costco discounts. They normally have about 150 Prius in stock, but are down to less than 70.
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Re: prius II (either 2010 or 2011 new) [priusbayarea]
Written by: juliannm on Mar 8, 2011 5:03:55 PM
Toyota dealer in Doraville Ga
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Re: When will Toyota start building the 2011 Prius? [pixelrogue]
Written by: encinla on May 23, 2010 1:54:49 PM
Just curious where you heard this about sunroof. I am shopping for Prius now, willing to pay for BlueTooth and better sound system but don't want Nav, etc. that comes with sunroof. I don't know if my current car will last me through Oct. though! Thanks.
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Re: When will Toyota start building the 2011 Prius? [johnxyz]
Written by: pixelrogue on Apr 21, 2010 6:57:29 PM
Oct. 2010. Rumored to be able to order sunroof w/o having to purchase all the extra bs.
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Re: When will Toyota start building the 2011 Prius? [johnxyz]
Written by: richiehnt101 on Apr 7, 2010 7:03:31 PM
you might want to think if it is just a software problem with the brakes then all a car would need is a software update just like a computer does. Since it was just redesigned, I don't believe Toyota would have had the time to develop a new regen braking system, test it out, manufacture it, and have them ready for 2011. So whether you get a 2010 or 2011 it ... Read More
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Re: When will Toyota start building the 2011 Prius? [johnxyz]
Written by: johnxyz on Apr 7, 2010 7:12:10 AM
Anyone? June, September ,December? I'm trying to plan the selling of my car and I want a 2011 Prius - gotta think the problem w/ the braking s/w would be resolved w/. the new models rather then getting a 2010 today. Thanks
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When will Toyota start building the 2011 Prius?
Written by: johnxyz on Apr 5, 2010 9:18:03 AM
Does anyone know when the 2011 Prius will hit dealers? Is it a safe bet that all 2011 with have the brake s/w fix? Thanks
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Re: C4C's impact on diesel sales [gagrice]
Written by: backy on Sep 18, 2009 8:29:46 PM
According to Japan’s Nikkei, Toyota has put its U.S. Prius production plans on hold. The most popular hybrid in the world was slated to begin production in Mississippi in 2010, but those plans have now been pushed back to 2011 at the earliest. http://www.leftlanenews.com/toyota-delays-us-prius-production-plans.html Why should it make any difference where the Golf is built? It doesn't in general. The only thing about where the Golf is built that is relevant ... Read More
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Re: C4C's impact on diesel sales [backy]
Written by: gagrice on Sep 18, 2009 7:53:41 PM
I think you are trying to play verbal games which is fine. But I don't see any data that says Toyota will build anything in their Tupelo plant in 2011. All I see is it is on hold. June 10, 2009 Toyota broke ground on the $1.3 billion Tupelo plant in 2006 to produce Highlander crossovers. Last summer the automaker delayed the project and then later changed plans to produce the ... Read More
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Re: C4C's impact on diesel sales [ruking1]
Written by: backy on Sep 18, 2009 5:52:41 PM
Let's see, I tell you Golf's are made in Wolfsburg Germany and have no economic reason to be made in TN and out of left field, you are asking where I see Golf's will be made in TN??? Ah,... no !!?? Call me crazy, but I was just thinking that, this being a Golf vs. Prius discussion and all, that your comments about the TN plant might have something to do ... Read More
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Re: C4C's impact on diesel sales [backy]
Written by: gagrice on Sep 18, 2009 5:01:06 PM
As for Toyota closing its NUMMI plant after GM pulled out of the partnership... what does that have to do with the Prius vs.Golf? More than once Ahnold begged Toyota to build the Prius in CA the largest buyer of the model in the USA. The new Tupelo plant will not likely see the Prius. Jun 13th 2009 at 2:01PM Steve St. Angelo, senior vice president of Toyota Motor Engineering & ... Read More
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Re: Stale News [gagrice]
Written by: ruking1 on Sep 12, 2009 9:40:43 AM
Folks like dewey and John1701a probably finds counterpoints absolutely galling !! I am sure they would support the concept of an ANTI diesel CZAR !? The edmunds.com piece indicates there might be an app $7,000 premium over the Jetta TDI (certainly there is a range). @2.93 (current diesel prices vs RUG @3.07) , that $7k premium would buy 2,389 gals of D2 fuel, or @ 40 mpg, 95,563 miles more. Since ... Read More
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Re: swap-out for Li-Ion batteries in the future [kdhspyder]
Written by: dodgeman07 on Jan 18, 2009 4:47:33 PM
kdhspyder wrote: Others like me are not interested in a compact vehicle at any price or fuel saving. I agree with this statement but many use Hybrids as their 2nd car. Myself? The Insight is too small for me being a single owner of one vehicle. I would consider a Prius but can't justify $26-28K for the gain over a non-hybrid at $20-$22K. My brother-in-law however, planned to buy an '09 ... Read More
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swap-out for Li-Ion batteries in the future
Written by: larsb on Jan 13, 2009 7:17:17 AM
VERY COOL news This is very cool news. Today at the North American International Automotive Show, in Detroit, Toyota announced that later this year, it will release a version of the Prius hybrid car whose battery can be recharged from an ordinary power outlet. By moving up the delivery data of the plug-in vehicle--originally scheduled for 2010--Toyota has slipped ahead of GM, whose Chevy Volt plug-in is promised for late 2010. ... Read More
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Re: 2009 Prius [lotusfan]
Written by: kdhspyder on Jul 9, 2008 10:52:48 AM
I agree but for those who are desperately seeking a plugin it's not too much of a stretch if the warranties are similar in length. The Volt has already been announced at coming to market in the $40000 range. But....there's a huge unmentioned factor in this. GM has been working the halls of Congress to get a significant tax break credit for all plugins and EREVs. By announcing that they plan ... Read More
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Please ... before this gets out of hand..
Written by: kdhspyder on Jul 8, 2008 9:13:03 PM
The 2009's are being built now, today. They are exactly the same as the 2008's. The Chairman of Toyota will introduce the new Gen 3 Prius at the NAIAS in Detroit in January. The 'line off' of this vehicle in Japan will be April 2009 as a 2010 model. Normally it should arrive here in Summer 2009. It will have NiMH battery technology in the first year or two. Then... if ... Read More
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Re: 2009 [xhe518]
Written by: kdhspyder on Feb 21, 2008 5:26:18 PM
Toyota is notoriously zipped-lipped about new offerings unless it suits their purposes to generate new interest. The Prius has a very very loyal owner/fan base that's chomping at the bit to get some tidbit of real data on the next generation. All that Toyota has said is that they decided to delay implementation of the Li-Ion batteries until more validations could be done. I believe that they stated these would be ... Read More
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2009 maybe too early for new Prius
Written by: ck90211 on Aug 29, 2006 11:08:07 AM
I think 2010 or later is more realistic. Few reasons. (1) Upcoming hybrids (TCH, Sienna, RAV4, Sequoia?, 4Runner?) will eat up all capacity/manpower of Toyota suppliers. So very tough to introduce another technology/platform. Not to mention potential quality problem. (2) Even though Prius II is 4 years old, it is still new in much of Asia/Europe who are paying $$$ for gas. So what Americans don't buy Asians/Europeans will gladly buy ... Read More
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Re: Plugging in [larsb]
Written by: stevedebi on Aug 25, 2006 4:54:07 PM
"they are talking about the Prius AFTER this current generation - they have to be. Toyota would not allow the Prius to go from 2003 to 2010 or 2011 without a re-design. " There have been recent media reports that Toyota is delaying the next generation of their models to try and tighten up the quality controls, due to the recent spate of recalls experienced by the company. However I think ... Read More
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Re: Plugging in [michael2003]
Written by: larsb on Aug 25, 2006 3:28:21 PM
they are talking about the Prius AFTER this current generation - they have to be. Toyota would not allow the Prius to go from 2003 to 2010 or 2011 without a re-design. The next gen Prius is expected for 2009, then maybe they make plug-in an option in 2011.
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Re: Plugging in [michael2003]
Written by: michael2003 on Aug 25, 2006 3:15:27 PM
I found the following on the CalCars website: The [Prius] redesign is likely for the 2010 or 2011 model year. The next generation probably will have plug-in capability, as in letting you plug it in to your house's grid to recharge and allowing you to drive on full electricity for the first 40 or so miles. It also may have a rheostat so drivers can select a performance or fuel-economy mode. ... Read More
