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All things being equal I'd go for the '13, the odometer difference is trivial, d.o. for the price difference. But again, look them over, they have different histories, hard to say.

 

If everything else about these suited me, interior and exterior color, tires etc. I'd go for the '13. One year newer and essentially same miles.

 

"All things being equal" works for new cars because they are. Every used car is different as is every owner. Those who drive a lot will prefer the older car with less mileage because they are going to blow through the warranty anyway. Those who are more cautious and drive less may want the newer car because they will have warranty coverage for a longer period of time.

The things one person discounts could be deal breakers for another.

Since you asked the question, I would go with the older one as it costs less and has less mileage. I am not concerned with a warranty claim in the last year of eligibility and I won't exceed the mileage limit.

 

If you want the backup camera, you will need to go with Model 3 or higher in the 12 to 15 Prius.

 

My coworker bought 2015 HB II for 19.5K. If you are ready to pay 17K, this probably a better option.

 

Personally this summer I bought 2013 HB II with 55K for 13.3K$. I miss backup camera, other than that, love this car. I saw several DYI how to install camera, so may be I'll do it.

 

Be careful with CPOs!!!

They're not all the same.
Sometimes a "certified pre-owned" is JUST that......Certified to be pre-owned.

It's also true that you can get a base model hatch for under $20k out the door.
You want to be careful about the higher trim models in a new car. They can drive a $20,000 eco-hatch's price north of $30,000 very quickly.

Also, you'll want to get pre-approved for a loan at a credit union or other BANK before you let them tease you with the zero-percent loan from TFU. You'll always get a better cash deal without doing the teaser-rate thing.

Lastly, JUST SAY NO to warranties, gap, non-optional options, extra service agreements, etc....

Good Luck!

 

Some delaerships sell vehicles that are "CPO" that are not Factory Certified Pre-Owned, and the big guys that have the "real" CPOs tend to up-charge for that benefit.

Also...remember the words "up to" and "limited" when you regard the additional warranties. RTFP......or read the....ah....FULL paperwork.

MA might be a CARB state.
If so, you have additional protection on some of the scarier hybrid components (10/150?) that goes well beyond the CPO coverage.

 

duplicate

 

There certainly is. Here's an ad for a 2015 Two for under $20K.
Toyota Dealer in Tewksbury : Ira Toyota - Great Toyota Deals!

(ps - I have nothing to do with that dealership (or any dealership!) - just a result of a two minute web search )