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- David Stanley Chevrolet Oklahoma City
2015 Toyota Prius
34,546 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$15,490
Est $223/mo
2015 Toyota Prius
34,546 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$15,490
Est $223/mo
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2017 Toyota Prius
42,047 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$17,500
Est $252/mo
2017 Toyota Prius
42,047 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$17,500
Est $252/mo
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2011 Toyota Prius
124,450 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$6,900
Est $99/mo
2011 Toyota Prius
124,450 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$6,900
Est $99/mo
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2009 Toyota Prius
115,057 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$6,495
Est $94/mo
2009 Toyota Prius
115,057 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$6,495
Est $94/mo
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2015 Toyota Prius
56,305 Miles
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Midwest City, OK
$13,650
Est $197/mo
2015 Toyota Prius
56,305 Miles
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Midwest City, OK
$13,650
Est $197/mo
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2016 Toyota Prius
25,255 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$18,900
Est $272/mo
2016 Toyota Prius
25,255 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$18,900
Est $272/mo
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2011 Toyota Prius
101,853 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$8,950
Est $129/mo
2011 Toyota Prius
101,853 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$8,950
Est $129/mo
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2014 Toyota Prius
64,240 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$14,000
Est $202/mo
2014 Toyota Prius
64,240 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$14,000
Est $202/mo
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2011 Toyota Prius
92,000 Miles
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Moore, OK
$6,600
Est $95/mo
2011 Toyota Prius
92,000 Miles
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Moore, OK
$6,600
Est $95/mo
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2010 Toyota Prius
148,926 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$7,200
Est $104/mo
2010 Toyota Prius
148,926 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$7,200
Est $104/mo
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2008 Toyota Prius
71,170 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$7,900
Est $114/mo
2008 Toyota Prius
71,170 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$7,900
Est $114/mo
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2015 Toyota Prius
27,354 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$17,191
Est $248/mo
2015 Toyota Prius
27,354 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$17,191
Est $248/mo
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2017 Toyota Prius
28,805 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$22,599
Est $326/mo
2017 Toyota Prius
28,805 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$22,599
Est $326/mo
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2017 Toyota Prius
45,137 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$17,388
Est $251/mo
2017 Toyota Prius
45,137 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$17,388
Est $251/mo
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2011 Toyota Prius
81,070 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$10,000
Est $144/mo
2011 Toyota Prius
81,070 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$10,000
Est $144/mo
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2007 Toyota Prius
155,688 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$5,491
Est $79/mo
2007 Toyota Prius
155,688 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$5,491
Est $79/mo
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2008 Toyota Prius
138,353 Miles
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Boerne, TX
$4,991
Est $72/mo
2008 Toyota Prius
138,353 Miles
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Boerne, TX
$4,991
Est $72/mo
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2010 Toyota Prius
186,757 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$5,792
Est $83/mo
2010 Toyota Prius
186,757 Miles
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Oklahoma City, OK
$5,792
Est $83/mo
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2017 Toyota Prius
26,551 Miles
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Norman, OK
$22,998
Est $331/mo
2017 Toyota Prius
26,551 Miles
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Norman, OK
$22,998
Est $331/mo
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2011 Toyota Prius
79,017 Miles
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Norman, OK
$10,200
Est $147/mo
2011 Toyota Prius
79,017 Miles
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Norman, OK
$10,200
Est $147/mo
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Oklahoma City, OK Toyota Prius Buyer's Guide
Toyota Prius Owner Ratings & Reviews
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2007 Toyota Prius - An ugly, but great, economy car
I have owned this '07 Prius since 2010, and would buy it again. It is not a perfect car, but it has been a great car for the price. It just passed 150,000 miles and has needed zero service. If you are looking for just a regular cheap economy car with low operating cost, it's hard to beat a hybrid.
Story
The only real memorable story is driving 2,600 miles (each way) last summer for a family member's birthday. Great road trip across the country, and a comfy cruiser for the family. Got stuck in the sand on the coast of Washington though, but made it up to see Mt St Helen's just fine.
Pros
Outstanding gas mileage. Real-world lifetime average for me is 51.2 Mpg.
Quick ratio steering. Makes for easy parking and not tiring on long drives. Outward visibility is excellent. There is a ton of storage areas inside the cabin. The hatchback style trunk offers a huge area to haul stuff. Regenerative braking means you don't hardly ever have to touch the brakes. Mine are the factory pads, at 150k miles, and it still stops just fine. Surprisingly, there are a good number of performance upgrades out there for this car. Only important to gearheads, but still, it's nice to know you have opti... (more)
Cons
It's slow. Not dreadfully slow, but about the same as a 20 year old Camry or full size truck. It's electric and gas motors together are about 140 horsepower, so it can get to highway speed just fine, but you won't ever win a drag race.
High speed handling isn't great. Lots of body roll on high speed corners, like exit ramps. This can be fixed with suspension upgrades, but...
Ugly. I've gotten used to the looks, but still think it's funky at best. Fortunately I don't have to look at it while driving, and the interior isn't bad at all.
My wife thinks the seats aren't all that comfy. I like... (more)
2007 Toyota Prius - Ugly, but not a bad car
The second generation (2004 to 2009) Toyota Prius is well known for its distinctive aerodynamic shape, and for being the best selling hybrid in North America. Personally, I think it's ugly, but I don't have to look at it as I'm driving it.
The car has been reliable since purchased at 2 years old, and has racked up 163,000 miles, mostly trouble-free. The small 12v battery had to be replaced at 160k, and the blower motor for the A/C went out around 80k. They are both cheap online and easy to replace, so I've spent all of about $220 on repairs the last 7 years.
The interior is a somewhat odd layout, and rather loud on the highway. On the other hand, it does fit this 6'3" guy just fine and gets just shy of 50 mpg.
If you can deal with driving an ugly car, the second gen Prius is an exce... (more)
Story
I took it to the local drag strip. Yup, it's slow.
Pros
Averaged 49 mpg when new, now down to 47 mpg with high miles.
Super reliable.
Sharp steering.
Excellent exterior visibility. Would make a great first car.
Cheap insurance.
The hatch can hold a surprising amount of groceries. I've even put an assembled tool chest back there, and another time a full size (6ft) easel.
Interior storage space is great.
Cons
It looks pretty gross. This isn't a Stingray.
It's slow. Not horribly slow - about the same as a late '90s V6 F-Series truck - and takes a bit of getting used to.
Interior ergonomics are a bit weird.
Road noise is a bit high for the class. It's all tire drone. Quiet around town, though.
Sloppy high speed handling. This car needs better springs and sway bars to better match American highways. That can be arranged for about $500, but it should have been better from the factory.
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2010 Toyota Prius - David Stanley Chevrolet Oklahoma City
It wasn't the best, but they had the car I wanted for the right price. Might not go back, they're high pressure.
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