2024 Prius prime SE front bumper and grill cost?

The dealer should give you a written estimate of the cost, that you have to sign before he starts repair.

 

You're probably going to need at least a picture showing enough of the car so the parts counter guy will be able to find the pieces you're asking for prices on. Be prepared to offer up your VIN as well.
Slim pickins online for 2024 toyota anything, but especially Prime.
They are there, but fitment verification and categories have not been implemented publicly yet for Gen 5.

 

Hopefully, you have the other driver's insurance info so they or their insurance will cover the cost of repairs.

 

@Peter3232 what insurance have you got? Either the other guys or yours should cover this.

 

Official Toyota Parts Website link

Toyota Parts Overstock - linked to a Toyo dealership, but site is different than official one. It will sometimes have diagrams/pics that the official one won't have so you can visually confirm and cross reference part numbers.


Front bumper & grille. Bumper & components.

Link for front bumper from the overstock site. But be aware that there are options for bumpers with parking sensors and those without. I'm guessing there are brackets and holes in the bumper depending on the trim level of the vehicle. Dont assume the price you see there is correct - plan on paying MSRP and be happy if it's discounted. The shipping charges on that overstock site can get ridiculous and using the official toyo website local dealer pick-up is usually cheaper.

The parts desk people are good - find a dealership with a parts dept. (the official site will show you which dealerships around you have parts dept where you can pick up stuff rather than having it shipped). They know how to find parts quickly and can even print you a diagram when the website doesn't have one.

Body parts are NOT painted - the cost of paint matching could be as much as the bumper itself.

In my un-professional opinion unless your deductible is more than $1k, it might be best to file a claim so the correct parts are ordered and painted and all the sensors are tested and aligned.
Price of parts is going to be $300-400 (assuming bumper and grill only) + painting + alignment + labor.

**EDIT - looks like you replied to Mendel while I was typing my response. Nvm on the insurance statement.

 

@Gwyd The site is a good find and gives a general idea of what's in the front bumper area.
The kicker is that if you look at fitment on any of those parts they are for Prius and not necessarily Prime.
When trying to input Prime for selected vehicle on the page you linked to the latest year for Prius Prime is 2023 and after that input the page shows one item - the radiator shutter assy.

I added up the Prius Bumper Cover $202 and Prius Grille $280 - MSRP (not the discounted prices)
I still can't find 2024 part #s
Thanks for given it your best. I'm glad someone else also looked for the parts.

 

If other party is found responsible, their insurance may pay your deductible?

(I’m in BC, Canada, and here there’s one primary auto insurer, highly regulated, so my perspective may be off compared to your situation.)

 

@vvillovv: I can't imaging a '24 part is going to be priced very differently - there wasn't a body style change, just some internals on the '24.

@mendel: yea, rules in the US are different. Unless you hire a lawyer, you're usually responsible for your own deductible no matter who is at fault. The responsible insurance company pays for the actual repairs.

 

Yikes, that's higher than I'd have guessed - unless things are just that much more expensive in NY. Without pics, I don't know how damaged it was inside the bumper but like you, I wouldn't have thought all the sensors need to be replaced. As you have seen, the actual price of the bumper and grill are below $500 - we'll overestimate another $500 for sensors - so at least half the total cost is paint and labor. Body shops sure do make a lot of money!! I wouldn't drive away unless that paint is matched perfectly...

Keep us updated - I'm curious to know how long it takes to get parts.

 

I'd ask for the old parts back. It's one way you can keep somewhat track of exactly what was done during the repair and I'll bet those parts still have a value, Possibly making a potential buyer very happy.

I realize that it's not typical to ask for damaged / replaced parts be returned, especially since most are focused on convenience. But sometimes you just never know what you might find.

 

Yea with supply in short demand, someone else may find that the damage to your bumper is acceptable if theirs is far worse off.

 

Take it to a reputable local body shop, they will do it for much cheaper and usually have affiliation with Toyota so they know what they're doing. If I take a guess, it would probably cost somewhere between 1500-2000 but definitely under 2000. Cheers!

 

Interesting I’ve never paid a deductible when it’s the other person’s fault. The other person’s insurance pays the entire repair unless they are underinsured.