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2008 Prius was totaled. Should I get a 2012 replacement?

Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Main Forum' started by Josh Lyman, Apr 16, 2019.

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  1. irhs

    irhs New Member

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    Thanks! Good to know.
     
    #21 irhs, Apr 24, 2019
  2. Josh Lyman

    Josh Lyman Junior Member

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    Any reason I shouldn't get this 2010 Three w/130k miles for $6500? Autotrader - page unavailable It doesn't have leather or auto-dimming rearview mirror, but to get those I'd have to go older to a 2007 w/113k miles for $5500 or 2008 w/89k miles for $5800.
     
    #22 Josh Lyman, Apr 24, 2019
  3. bisco

    bisco cookie crumbler

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    egr, oil burning, head gasket, brake actuator, hybrid battery, inverter, etc.

    as long as you're prepared for any even, go for it!(y)
     
    #23 bisco, Apr 25, 2019
  4. yiujai86

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    Ive been using my 2011 for food deliveries. Its now at 225k miles and no EGR or gasket issues. Knock on Wood.

    Edit.
    1. Hybrid battery is probably a few weeks from total failure, was hoping to get a quarter million miles.
    2. Brake booster / Master Cylinder was replaced at 120k (but Toyota just extended their warranty for this for unlimited miles until AUG 31, 2021)
    3. AC compressor failed at 90k.
     
    #24 yiujai86, Jun 17, 2019
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