Used private party value of 2010 prius?

I'm not sure... but I would guess at most a few thousand under MSRP...depending on just how "used" it is. (miles/condition)

Are you just asking out of curiosity or are you actually needing to sell it?
If so, why are you selling it? (if you don't mind me asking)

 

I love posts that respond to the original post and ask all the questions that the original post has already answered

 

The OP may have edited that stuff in.

 

He either edited that info in after the fact, or I'm going crazy.

 

Or both!

 

Poll coming.

 

Ok, Ok... I'm crazy...and maybe even becoming crazier....
but I'm harmless.

 

Basically, the "fair" selling price is whatever people are willing to pay. I don't mean to be flip and I hope you don't have to sell because you'll obviously lose some money. But as long as it is in virtually "as new" condition, you might not end up losing too much. It depends on how difficult it is to get in your area and what the new ones are selling for at the time you sell. You'll probably have to eat the cost of the floor mats, toyo guard and bumper protector, but they would be good selling points.

 

Put an ad on Craig's List and in your local newspaper as soon as possible.
The longer you wait, the more you'll likely lose on it.

Go stake out the local Toyota dealerships and try to scoop up a customer before one of the salesmen do

 

Unless your state exempts private party sales from sales tax, you're gonna have to eat the tax. In this case, you're really asking what would someone pay for 5k used that they could buy for 23722 new.

My guess (not knowing your market) is 20-21k before the car sales craze ends (C4C), after that I think you get 18-19k

Good luck!

 

My III had 3,400 miles on it when I bought it (it was a manager's demo) and I paid $2,000 below MSRP.

 

I'd think that with C4C you'd have to go lower, to be competitive with a C4C sale, and go up a bit after C4C ends.

 

Seem to me you might do better than that. 2010 are in super high demand and there are very few used ones available. Anyone without a clunker to trade is going pay very close to MSRP or higher and pay sales tax. In a private sale, at least hear in CA, there is no sales tax, so it would seem likely you could get a pretty good price for it....good luck with your job.

 

My local dealer wanted MSRP for a demo car. It only had 400 miles on it though. I didn't bite.

I hope the OP tightens up his employment. :rockon:

 

I would guess $19,900 or start at 21,500 and if you have negotiate down but not less than 19900