Used Toyota Prius c for Sale in Los Angeles, CA

This car was a lifesaver for me. My previous vehicle was a Toyota Corolla (1993), and it was nearing its end when it died on me in the middle of a 5-way intersection. I later found out it needed a costly repair, so I went to my local Toyota dealership and wanted to look at fuel efficient cars. I went in to look at a used car I saw online. When I got there, I thought the regular Prius was just too bulky and wasn't comfortable for me to sit in. I walked around the lot with the salesman, and I came across the Prius C. I saw the price and thought it was extremely reasonable- especially for a new car. Ever since then, this car has been great. It's been reliable, fun, cute, and just amazing for me and only me. I drove a lot, and I drove all over Los Angeles. Then I met my boyfriend, and it was a bit small for the both of us if we needed to travel with suitcases or anything. But the gas mileage was amazing, and it was just reliable (I never had to worry about anything going wrong). For 5 years, this car took us everywhere, but when I had my daughter in September of 2017-- that's when I realized how tiny this car really was. It's definitely not a family car!

The 2012 Toyota Prius C is not just reliable but it's also an extremely efficient car. Compared to the Prius, the Prius C is more compact and can fit in the smallest of spaces when it comes to parking (including parallel parking). It's a wonderful city car and gets amazing gas mileage. The rear seats fold down, and the base trim includes the basics (power windows, energy consumption monitoring, Bluetooth) nothing too special but it's just enough for someone like me who previous owned a 1994 Toyota Corolla. It's got great visibility and a car that's very easy to drive. The quality of the interior isn't the best but for the price, I can't really complain. Most of the interior is made of plastic and seems pretty flimsy, the seats are made of a cloth material that's a bit difficult to keep clean, and the dash is easily scratched. It is now 2018 and the car hasn't had any problems really, I've had to change the tires once, and still haven't had the need to change the brakes yet. it's easy to maintain, and saved me a bunch of money on gas. One thing I'd like to point out is that this is great if you live alone or with just one other person. The rear seats are cramped and there isn't much space. If you need to put a car seat in the back? forget about it...there won't be much room for anything- barely enough room for a small driver like me (I'm 5'2" and recently had a baby and when I stuck the car seat in the back I realized how small the car really is).