The dealer has 3 of these . They are Silver , Sea Glass Pearl , and Nautical Blue Metallic . There's another dealer with the 2s' in the same colors and is closer . May go test drive one or 2 and then try to get them to match the price .
I don't blame u as those are some great & tempting prices. FYI, locally here in Los Angeles area there are similar prices which is the lowest I've seen the prius advertised at in recent years & yes they are for new 2012 models.
wow hella cheap! if you are in the market do it now before gas prices go back up and prius is hard to find and expensive
These are '12s . Probably give you a ridiculous low trade to make up for the discount . Usually there's a catch . Guess we'll have to find out .
W'e're thinking the same . When gas prices do spike again , it'll help the trade in value . Had a '07 Prius 2 and got a heck of a good trade in value when the cost of gas went up due to Katrina and Rita . They had it sold the day the papers were signed for the '08 Yaris sedan ( new ) .
The one thing that bothered us about the '07 Prius was that the computer display unit inside the dash would make a lot of noise on rough roads / streets which are of abundance here in the N.E. . Hope that and other rattles aren't an issue with the '12s . Are they ? If we test drive a '12 I'll try to find some rough raods / streets to listen for any noises . If any are heard , will likely pass on it .
For a brand new 2012 Toyota Prius II ...it sounds way too too good to be true... But if it is .. get the silver one
I am guessing that the $21k price is without freight ($760) and the advertising fee of about $500 or more. Plus I am sure there will be a hefty dealer fee of some sort.
Yes those are awesome prices, I purchased the 2012 Prius 2 yesterday for $22,577 before tax, tag, fees, and I thought I got a good price. (Charlotte, NC)
Case in point of similar deals advertised today in local paper in L.A. County by Manhatten Bch. Toyota (owned by John Elway btw) is $20,888 for prius 2 w/ msrp of $25k. & that's not a 1 or 2 only, it is all in stock. Prices vary from region to region I'm sure but there are plenty of deals to be had .
That's a killer deal. The 2012 rides completely rattle free. It is a huge update from the 2010/11 models. Seaglass pearl is a very nice color. It changes in different lighting conditions. That was my #2 choice if I couldn't get what I have now. Post some pics tonight after you buy the car Mike
From http://pictures.dealer.com/j/johnelwaysmanhattanbeachtoyotascica/0473/a0d735020a0d02b7012297d789e58341.jpg (link from Toyota Military Rebate Program & Specials at John Elway's Manhattan Beach Toyota), it looks like $20,888 is after $500 military rebate. Otherwise, it's $21,388, which still sounds pretty good.
Looks like we may pass on this and wait on the possibility of a Honda Fit hybrid that may arrive sometime in 2013 . One local ad has '12 Prius at 0% for 5 years . If they coupled the 0% with the $21,000 or slightly higher may have to pull the trigger . Car sales are slumping , thus the manufacturer rebates / dealer discounts could get better . Gasoline hopefully will go down for the colder months ahead and that should help as well .
Car sales are slumping again , so that should bring more car manufacturer rebates / dealer incentives . Then gas should go down after Labor Day which may help with buying fuel effecient vehicles . Plus the introduction of more hybrids and small cars should contribute to lower prices . Time will tell .
How are dealers getting down to these prices? I'm looking for a Blizzard Pearl 2 and have challenged my local dealers to get below $22.7K and they can't figure it out.
I think part of it may be College Grad discount of $1,000 or the Miltary discount as mentioned above ( misleading at times to regular consumer ) . That won't help us . If they can give those discounts that tells of the mark up and the room they have to play with . We were told dealerships get secret rebates from the manufacturer that the consumer may see all , some or none of .