2010 Pricing is available! Starts at $21k, goes up to $31,770 with options

oh crap i don't want navi, but I want the sunroof. Oh well I guess I will just have to get it loaded .

 

A Prius IV with Nav for 27,600. My 2005 Prius package 6 with Nav 26,800. Besides the MPG and driving improvement the equipment amenities are much better. Good job Toyota on the pricing.

Wayne

 

already answered in previous post

 

care to let us know what the invoice price is?

 

Anyone know when Canadian pricing will be revealed?

 

Some people are going to be happy with the packages, some not. I for one feel like Toyota sat down with me and asked what my priorities are for a base or II package.

Answer
1. Safety. Kudos, kudos, kudos for including VSC and knee airbags to the current config.
2. SKS
3. Bluetooth

2/3 is amazing. I'm not buying this time around, but I give two thumbs up to the pricing. I feel a bit sorry for the Honda Insight marketing people.

 

actually its screen, camera NAV... the rest is part of pkg 3.

it is hard to justify especially since Nav is such a popular thing these days. most who had an interest in getting it already has it. tough to justify the money when i would only have use for the backup camera.

 

I will take a Prius II and stuff in what stereo and nav I want (if any) later. Red please!

I was expecting cheaper or same as least year as I had posted. Glad it came true!

 

Extremely Disappointed by Pricing and Option Packaging

Extremely disappointed. Not so much by pricing, but by the combination of pricing and the option packaging.

Basically what I want in terms of options is what's on the 2009 Prius Package 2, which retails for $23,550, plus a stand alone moonroof (which aftermarket or if stand alone as an option would be around $1000), for a total price of $24,550.

But now with the pricing and option packaging for the 2010, I would have to spend $29,400 (Prius IV + Solar Roof). Granted, for the additional $4850, I would get a lot more in terms of options (solar panel, navigation, leather, etc.), but it's all stuff that I do not necessarily want or would not otherwise buy.

 

The pricing is pretty good, but I cant get one the way I want it a package V with the solar roof. You would think that they would have those things together but no. Well I cant afford a car yet anyway.

 

It's nice but also very disappointing. Why is it so hard to provide a package with the solar roof package AND LED lights?

I'll have to hold off until I see what the HS packages look like or wait for the plug-ins. If I'm paying $30K+ for a car, I might as well see what my other options are. No rush.

 

hey, was wondering what people would do in this situation.

I just put a deposit down last week for a 2009 pkg 2 for $22.5 K, and now I read the press release. I'm planning to stop by the dealership at the end of the week to finalize the deal.

I'm wondering, what can I get out of this deal or maybe further negotiate. No way I am going want to pay 22.5K for 2009 pkg 2 while I can wait until the 2010 comes out and get a 2010 pkg2 for ~$23K with more features/performance.

Thanks!

 

Re: Extremely Disappointed by Pricing and Option Packaging

I have similar complaints. All manufacturers do it but Toyota is particularly bad about taking a couple features that many people want and spreading them across several packages.

Of course the concept of packaging is not to make things convenient for the buyer. Packages serve two purposes:

1. They simplify manufacturing and distribution
2. They force people to buy options they don't want to get those that they do.

 

I'm sure the dealer will be happy to upgrade you to the 2010 on your order. For the difference in price, of course.

 

This is amazing pricing.

The Prius I is really a mystery. The equipment listed for Prius II isn't stated as being "in addition to Prius I", so it's anybody's guess how much of that stuff is not included on the Prius I.