Toyota Prius c Usados en Venta

The quality and overall experience were about what I'd expect from Toyota -- the dealer and service shop run like a well-oiled machine. The car itself is blue and basic, but is comfortable inside and well laid out -- everything in easy reach, nothing too confusing, enough space to fit people in the back seat. I liked the car because it was a lot of car for the money; I expected that the hybrid would be more, which it was but no hugely so, and it comes with a lot of features that help ease the price in a lowish end car.

My Prius C is the best purchase I've ever made. I bought a used Toyota Prius C actually from the car salesman at the lot I went to. He had to clean out his personals for me to take it home. In the past two years of owning it I have saved thousands of dollars with very little issue or maintenance needs. I rate the fuel economy it's highest asset.

Toyota has always been known as a top vehicle manufacturer. The Prius C was a great choice for me because I knew it would last forever and the cost to own would be less than a non hybrid vehicle. I love how all service is covered for the first 25,000 miles. It uses synthetic oil and regular gasoline. The battery has an amazing warranty as well. I bought the first model of the Prius C so it has Bluetooth connection and power windows. The only thing it is really missing would be cruise control which you can get in the more expensive Prius C models. I have put 36,000 miles on it since November 1st, 2014. My gas mileage has stayed around 48-55 mpg the whole time. In the winter is when you get the lower gas mileage. In the summer, you get the higher end of the gas mileage. The engine is small so getting up a steep hill can feel like a drag but besides that, it runs amazing and I haven't had any issues at all. It is a very low maintenance vehicle which I love. I have spent around $1,600 total in gas to go 36,000 miles. My husband has spent $2,900 to go 36,000 miles in his 2011 Honda Civic 4 door. So it has saved us a lot of money! Also, I get at least 380 miles to a tank of gas which is about 8 gallons of gas before my empty light comes on.