2017 Toyota Prius

2017 Toyota Prius Three Touring106,424 Miles Clean CARFAX 17 Service Records Excellent Fuel EconomyLooking for proven Toyota hybrid efficiency without the price tag of a newer Prius? This 2017 Toyota Prius Three Touring offers a lot of car for the money, with 106,424 miles and no accidents or damage reported to CARFAX.More importantly on a Prius with this mileage, this one comes with a well-documented maintenance history 17 service records reported to CARFAX. It was used as a personal vehicle and was most recently owned here in Virginia.CARFAX also rates this Prius as having Good predicted reliability, with regular oil changes documented throughout its history.What We Found & What We're Addressing: Our used-vehicle inspection identified several maintenance and wear items, including:Fresh oil and filter serviceCabin air filter replacementRear wiper replacementFront brake rotors resurfaced to address brake pulsationFour-wheel alignmentTires balanced and rotatedWindshield addressed due to multiple stone chipsMoisture found in the left rear upper taillightCracked exterior trim on the left front doorMissing rear center headrestCosmetic Condition: This is a nine-year-old, 106,000-mile vehicle, and we're not going to pretend it's cosmetically perfect. Our inspection noted some damage on the left rear quarter panel, assorted exterior scuffs and areas of peeling paint. The tires also produce some road noise due to their tread pattern. We've priced the vehicle with its age, mileage and overall condition in mind.The upside is substantial: CARFAX reports no accidents or damage, no structural damage, no airbag deployment, no odometer concerns and no open recalls.Why Consider It? It's a Prius Three Touring with documented maintenance, a clean CARFAX history, excellent fuel economy and a price point that puts Toyota hybrid ownership within reach without spending $25,000-$30,000 on a newer example.At Steven Kia, Total Transparency means exactly that. We tell you what our technicians found, what we've addressed and what remains because we'd rather have you know the vehicle before you arrive than discover it after you get here.