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Cost of Set of Batteries

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by turtle0747, Sep 10, 2008.

  1. turtle0747

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    Does anyone know what a set of batteries cost? We were having a discussion and someone said it was over $6000.
     
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    About $3000 installed through the dealer,
    or around $700 lightly used, plus install costs of $250 - $750.

    I like to round the cost up to: less than a transmission for the poor sod arguing with me. ;-)
     
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    You can buy brand new pack from Bob Bridge Toyota for $1,863.84 plus shipping.
     
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    nice price
    but only the cells?
     
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    usbseawolf2000 HSD PhD

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    The illustration shows all the cells and the metal case / shell as well.
     
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    without 12/13/14
    so only the case and new cells
     
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    I would think so. Having to replace the Battery ECU and relays etc. would add quite a bit to the cost for no real reason.

    Rob
     
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    Ebay has buy-it-now for $550 from a vendor in CA with four in stock. Maybe PHEV is coming to my driveway sooner than I thought :)
     
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    Thanks guys. I don't know of anybody who had to get a set yet.
     
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    How did that discussion go? Did you prove him wrong and win? :)
     
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