2015 Prius C 75k miles with bad ecm?

That's what the dealer says.
First they said it was the throttle body which they replaced for $950. That solved "some codes."
Now they say it is the ecm which they want to replace for $1100 plus labor.
When asked what codes it was currently exhibiting they said "the guy went through and "pin tested" everything."
Does that seem reasonable?
Is this standard Toyota "reliability?"

 

Didn't sound reasonable to me either.
It's my daughter's car currently at Lithia Toyota of Springfield. Not really sure what can be done about it at this point except to pay whatever is demanded and curse the gods for the bad luck? Or maybe avoid Toyotas.

 

Yes, I read that the failure rate on both throttle bodies and ecms was low.
Troubling aspect is that we do not know if replacing the ECM will fix it.
If it doesn't the tally would be up to ~$2500 in repairs for a car that still doesn't work, assuming the ECM is under the dash and that's another $500 in labor, although I really don't know where the ECM is on that car or if there is more than one.

 

I agree but it was first at an independent mechanic who said "HV issue, we can do nothing; take it to the Toyota dealer." At which point it landed at the nearest of two.
Now, for it to be elsewhere requires a tow.
The gamble is whether the codes did not identify the issue and there was "pin testing" that needed to be done and this is in fact some rare and strange issue of multiple electrical system failure that has actually been identified and can be fixed with both a throttle body and ECM replacement or it's a robbery scheme on a 75k Prius C destined for the scrap yard.
If the former then towing it to some other operation will not help, if the latter, it would, but how to know?