2010 Toyota Prius
Specifications
| Year | 2010 |
| Mileage | 180 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Drivetrain | FWD |
| Body Style | Hatchback |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | Blue |
| Engine | 4 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Extremely well-maintained 2010 Prius with a replaced hybrid battery (2 years ago) and a catalytic converter shield already installed. Features new tires, recent water pump service, and cold AC. Ideal for commuters looking for 50+ MPG. Clean title and priced for immediate sale in the San Fernando Valley."
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Description
Overview: This 2010 Toyota Prius is in good condition with 180,000 miles and a clean title. It features cold AC and a neat interior. It is a fantastic fuel saver with EPA ratings of 50 MPG highway and 53 MPG city.
Maintenance: The vehicle has been well cared for with regular oil changes. Critically, the hybrid battery was replaced a couple of years ago. Recent maintenance includes a new water pump, 12v battery, brake pads, cabin filter, and air conditioner service.
Features and Condition: Includes almost brand new tires and a catalytic converter shield for security. The motor, hybrid battery, and transmission are in excellent condition, though there is a minor rattle noted during morning starts.
Seller Note: Serious buyers only who are ready to purchase on the spot. No low ballers or text offers; best offers will be considered in person.
Market Highlights
- The Hybrid Advantage: In early 2026, fuel efficiency remains the primary driver for the Southern California used car market. A 2010 Prius, even with higher mileage, offers a hedge against gas price volatility that few other vehicles can match.
- Regional Demand: Chatsworth and the greater Los Angeles area represent one of the densest markets for Priuses globally. This high demand ensures that values for clean-title, well-maintained Toyotas remain remarkably stable even as they cross the 15-year age mark.
- Service History Value: This specific unit stands out due to the hybrid battery replacement and catalytic converter shield. These address the two most common 'total loss' scenarios for older Priuses, making it a much safer investment than a cheaper unit without these updates.