2008 Toyota Prius

1.5L 1497CC l4 ELECTRIC/GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirat

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Hybrid-Electric

Please DO NOT ask me to accept offer from you outside the eBay. It will not be fare to other buyers who placed theirs bids on this car.I want this auction to be fair for all. In Very Good Condition. No accidents. No Problems with this car at all.Only reason to sell. Got new 2016 car.Touring edition. All services done by TOYOTA dealer. Car history with odometer readings at the time off oil changes inspections tires rotations available from any Toyota Diller.It's a great car. My wife loves it. It's hard to find another one that will give you 400+ miles on one 9 gal. tank.Any questions please call 917-796-3024VictorThis car has LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System with Early Warning LoJack® Stolen Vehicle Recovery System With Early WarningHave you ever worried about your vehicle being stolen overnight, while at a shopping plaza or at the airport? Hours or sometimes even days can pass before you realize your vehicle is gone; giving thieves more time to disappear with your vehicle. The LoJack® Stolen Vehicle Recovery System with Early Warning* functions through a simple keychain fob that communicates directly with the LoJack Unit installed inside your vehicle. If your car is driven and your keychain fob is not detected within the vehicle, you’ll receive an alert via text, email and/or phone call. Also it has dealer installed REMOTE START SYSTEM. To cool down or preheat the car in cold or hot days. This car is loaded!!!In its 2015 June issue, Consumer Reports looked at the models that hold the greatest likelihood of turning over 200,000 miles. Five are Toyotas. Five are Hondas. No other cars or brands make the list. Consumer Reports says the choices are based on results of its annual research survey, which encompasses responses on 1.1-million vehicles. The high-mileage cars are all plain-Janes — no luxury models. Even the fancier versions of the models listed sometimes got them booted from the list. Picking the right car is only half the battle. The rest depends on how well you maintain it. Even missing a single oil change can prematurely kill a car, the magazine says. And maybe killing the car isn't such a bad thing. The magazine points out that modern cars have so many amenities, especially when it comes to advanced safety, that it may make sense to part with a clunker. Here's the list of cars most likely to hit 200,000 miles: •Toyota Prius •Toyota Camry, with a four-cylinder engine • Honda Odyssey • Honda Pilot •Toyota Corolla • Honda Accord sedan, also with a four-cylinder engine • Honda CR-V •Toyota Sienna •Toyota Highlander • Honda Civic, but not the hybrid, Si or GX