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2015 Prius 2 - thoughts?

Discussion in 'Dealers & Pricing' started by agrippa, Mar 3, 2017.

  1. agrippa

    agrippa New Member

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    So thinking about buying this 2015 Prius 2 with 14,000 miles. It was registered as a "commercial vehicle" so im assuming rental. It's also certified. Dealer listing as $17k, which i think is a bit high.
    Anyone know what this would go at wholesale? What's a good target price?
     
    #1 agrippa, Mar 3, 2017
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  2. paprius4030

    paprius4030 My first Prius

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    #2 paprius4030, Mar 3, 2017
  3. wrprice

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    Turned in a 2-yr lease on a '14 Two at 18k miles. I think I saw the dealer turn it around and sell CPO (non-commercial) listed at $18k here in Texas. No idea what it actually sold for.

    Out of curiosity, CarMax offered $13.5k but my residual payment would have been $14.7k.

    Buyer got a car that was well serviced. Dealer advertised it as having a clean CarFax, but it had been in an accident requiring body and steering/wheel work; fully repaired.

    Yours is a newer car, fewer miles, cheaper price but used commercially. Seems to even out, but always beware undisclosed prior damage.
     
    #3 wrprice, Mar 15, 2017
  4. Mavi

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    That horribly overpriced, and it was a fleet vehicle, which means god knows what happened to it. Almost no one treats commercial vehicles properly, so they have issues faster than a normal single owner car.
     
    #4 Mavi, Apr 12, 2017
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