2012 Toyota Prius C Base Hatchback 4-door 1.5l on 2040-cars
Parrish, Florida, United States
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2012 Toyota Prius C in number three trim. Car is loaded with touch screen radio with navigation and phone hookup, power windows and locks, cruise, upgraded interior etc. Everything works as intended. Always maintained by Toyota under warranty. One family owned since new. Mileage is mostly highway miles between Michigan and Florida numerous times. Only thing to ever wear out was the factory tires and they were replaced with a new set of Yokohamas about 2000 miles ago. Like most cars that live in the real world, it has a few nicks and scrapes, but nothing major. The car presents very well. Mileage is fantastic, especially around town. We actually have gotten better than 60 mpg on a couple of trips, but it was mostly downhill with a tailwind! Asking price is comparable to others on ebay with repair/salvage titles. This one's title is clear. Never been wrecked. Would make a great car for a student, or just a great overall around town vehicle. I've got too many cars and need to thin the herd. This one will be missed when it is gone.
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