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2011 Toyota Prius Two

$10,599* • 116K Miles

CarMax Fredericksburg Free shipping • VA to VA

Key Features
Cruise Control, Auxiliary Audio Input, Alloy Wheels, Overhead Airbags, Traction Control, Side Airbags
Location: CarMax Fredericksburg in Fredericksburg, Virginia 22407
Description: Used 2011 Toyota Prius Two for sale - $10,599, 115,095 miles with Cruise Control, Auxiliary Audio Input, Alloy Wheels, Overhead Airbags, Traction Control, Side Airbags
Transmission: Automatic Color:Gray Interior Color: Gray Average Vehicle Review: (4.692 reviews) The Prius is an agile and comfortable car with extraordinary fuel economy. I get around 45-50mg. I drive it daily to and from work. an almost 60 mile commute. The oil changes are a little more expensive than a conventional car. I found them at between $45-$120 per change. I believe that the car could use a bigger fuel tank, though. And, It's a little loud in the cabin. Other, than that. I really love the car.

2011 Toyota Prius Two

$12,599* • 74K Miles

CarMax Newport News $99 Shipping • VA to VA

Key Features
Cruise Control, Auxiliary Audio Input, Alloy Wheels, Overhead Airbags, Traction Control, Side Airbags
Location: CarMax Newport News in Newport News, Virginia 23608
Description: Used 2011 Toyota Prius Two for sale - $12,599, 73,173 miles with Cruise Control, Auxiliary Audio Input, Alloy Wheels, Overhead Airbags, Traction Control, Side Airbags
Transmission: Automatic Color:Blue Interior Color: Gray Average Vehicle Review: (4.692 reviews) it's economical and you don't have to have it smogged every other year here in California! I have rheumatoid arthritis, and my hands are misshapen and painful, and it's the easiest car for me to drive! I don't have to turn a key in the ignition; with the smart key, I just push a button on the dashboard to start it, and I open the locked driver's door by putting my hand into the handle. It is complex and expensive to maintain.

About the 2011 Toyota Prius

Safety Rating

The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration's independent crash tests help you make informed decisions about vehicle safety. NHTSA's 5-Star Safety Ratings give consumers insights into how vehicles perform in crash tests, with more stars equaling higher safety ratings. Here are the ratings for the 2011 Toyota Prius. Certain vehicles may have unrepaired safety recalls. Visit nhtsa.gov/recalls to look up a specific vehicle.

NHTSA Overall Rating
5/5
Frontal Barrier Crash Rating Test: A head-on collision between two similar vehicles traveling at 35 mph.
Overall
4/5
Front Driver Side
5/5
Front Passenger Side
4/5
Side Barrier Crash Rating Test: A vehicle standing in an intersection sustains driver side impact from a vehicle moving at 38.5 mph.
Overall
5/5
Driver
5/5
Rear Passenger
5/5
Side Pole Crash Rating Test: A vehicle slides sideways at 20 mph and impacts a tree or telephone pole.
Overall
5/5
Combined Side Barrier and Pole Crash Ratings: Test data is combined to indicate overall safety by passenger location.
Front Seat
5/5
Back Seat
5/5
Rollover Resistance Test: A single vehicle moving at 55 mph loses control on a curve, leaves the road, and rolls over.
Rollover Rating
4/5
Dynamic Test Result
No Tip
Risk of Rollover
12.1%

Reviews for 2011 Toyota Prius

Overall Rating

4.7 out of 5(51 reviews)

2011 Toyata Prius III

The Prius is an agile and comfortable car with extraordinary fuel economy. I get around 45-50mg. I drive it daily to and from work. an almost 60 mile commute. The oil changes are a little more expensive than a conventional car. I found them at between $45-$120 per change. I believe that the car could use a bigger fuel tank, though. And, It's a little loud in the cabin. Other, than that. I really love the car.

- Joseph Quintero, 2011 Toyota Prius

It's Economical, especially in California.

it's economical and you don't have to have it smogged every other year here in California! I have rheumatoid arthritis, and my hands are misshapen and painful, and it's the easiest car for me to drive! I don't have to turn a key in the ignition; with the smart key, I just push a button on the dashboard to start it, and I open the locked driver's door by putting my hand into the handle. It is complex and expensive to maintain.

- Karen Stolz, 2011 Toyota Prius

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