Prius 2010+ with leather seats , no technology package

In 2010 that's the Prius IV model, leather and heated seats, no Tech Package. The leather is factory, not port. It also has:

Prius Model 1227 - JBL AM/FM/CD changer with integrated XM satellite radio, MP3/WMA playback

capability, hands-free phone capability via Bluetooth

® wireless technology and eight speakers; three-door
Smart Key system; leather-trimmed interior; heated front seats with driver lumbar support; step lamp;

illuminated entry; driver and front passenger water repellant windows; upgraded front and center pillar trim;

plasma cluster; auto dimming mirror and HomeLink

®

 

In 2010 the Prius IV and V came with leather seats and heated front seats. No need to get the advanced tech package to get those features. 2010 brochure attached below, which details all features/options by trim level.

 

What is this "
Hybrid Synergy Drive® blue accent badges and headlamps

"
I have seen the 2010s. Their headlight do not look any more blue than the 2012?

 

Yes, it has blue accent badges. Yes, it has headlamps, but they aren't blue.

 

Maybe it was a JDM option they forgot to take off the brochure.

 

You can get a 2012 Five without the AT package- with the Softex heated/power seats, LED headlights, Auto-dimming mirror, etc..
For 2012 Toyota moved from leather to Softex for their premium seating surface- I had it in my 2012 Five- it's really nice.

 

The matrix at Toyota Vehicles : Toyota Announces Prices for 2010 Prius / Toyota may help. The 2011 model year is unchanged except that they changed to spelling out the words (e.g. Two) instead of using Roman numerals.

Ignore the prices. They raised them a few times since the above press release.

 

It is hard to find a Five w/o the ATP. I tried. No one local had one in stock. I mainly opt'ed for the Five for the LED headlamps, but I got suckered out of 5K for the ATP.

Honestly, only useful feature is the Radar Cruise. LKA is a hit and miss, especially when there are shadows on the the lane, and when the lanes curves too much. I did not even bother to turn on the Safety Connect.

Not sure if the HUD was part of the ATP. If so, the 2nd useful feature.

 

The 2012 model year had significant changes to the trim levels and available options. See Exclusive: 2012 MY Prius - Changes and Additions | PriusChat. There are a few mistakes (or things that didn't happen per what's listed). For instance, backup camera doesn't come on model Two.

On 2010 and 2011, you could only get Bluetooth A2DP streaming if you had nav package or above (e.g. solar roof or advanced technology). On 2012, you get it even on model Two and don't need nav.

Take a look at 2012 Toyota Prius Features & Specs re: the '12.

 

The Toyota nav sucks- that's been posted so many times here it would be unwise to ignore.
If the nav is the sticking point- ignore it- get a $125 Garmin, it's head and shoulders above the PITA Toyota nav, and most of the Garmin units for that price now include lifetime map updates and lifetime traffic... which the Toyota units don't. The map update for the Toyota nav is $200+ BTW..

 

Oh! You should've mentioned that. The option packages/trim levels I think are different for Canada.

I don't know how accurate the Canada section of 3G Prius (2010-?) Standard and Optional Equipment (Some Countries) | PriusChat is, but we do have some Canadian Gen 3 Prius owners...