Used 2011 Toyota Prius Four 4dr Hatchback (1.8L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT) Consumer Reviews
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Owned nearly 2 yrs. +'s & -'s
It's a great car for what it is. I've put close to 40,000 miles on mine. Would I buy one again? Maybe. The car is noisy, and the Good Year tires are ill handling, and contribute to a lot of said noise. I just replaced mine with non LRR Michelin Primacys. The car rides much better and feels more secure on wet roads. My mileage only fell by 2-3mpg. I average anywhere from 38-45. No complaints there. I haven't had to have anything else done, aside from oil changes. Toyota recommends every 10,000. I'm not willing to go that long. I do between 4 and 6k with Toyota filters and Mobil 0W-20. I find it the cheapest at Wal Mart.
Great value for a long lasting car
At 135000 miles still on original set of breaks, shock absorders, etc.
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- IMSRP: $7,00086 mi away
- Three Hybrid 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $8,995108 mi away
- Two Hybrid 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $8,999114 mi away
Practically, the best value!
The gas mileage is as advertised: it is extraordinary.
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I haven't saved that much on gas
I have owned the car for a little over 3 years and have 70,000 miles on it. This summer the ac stopped working. Took it to my mechanic who indicated it was either an electrical problem or a computer problem and that it needed to go to the dealership for repair. The dealer indicated the condenser assy and compressor need to be replaced at a cost of $3,800. This Prius hasn't been what is advertised
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Great MPG bad build quality
Now with 5000 miles on my Prius it has been in the shop more than our old Audi. This is all due in part to a nasty dash rattle that started after the first 750 miles. The dealer is perplexed, they cant fix it. Engineers from Toyota have been flown in and they cant fix it. Nobody understands the constant noises it makes. Toyota has offered no option for buyback and shunned the idea when I proposed it. I know its an economy car but this rattle is just poor build quality. The navigation system incorrectly locates my position in the city. I have to stop the car and turn it off to reboot the system. The car averages 49-54 mpg's constantly. The paint is flawless and the best Ive seen.