Years
- 2013
- 2012
53 City
46 Highway
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The 2012 Toyota Prius C provides many of the advantages of the Prius, but in a more conventional small-car package that many shoppers might prefer. It also has a lower price tag, with a simpler presentation overall and fewer tech options than the Prius liftback, although the Prius C's EPA Combined fuel economy rating of 50 mpg is just as good as that of the standard Prius. Considering its city rating of 53 mpg, the Prius C has the highest mileage of any car that doesn't plug in. Even compared to non-hybrid small-car models, the Prius C offers a roomy, versatile interior package, with a comparable level or performance and perkiness.2012 Toyota Prius c Trims
5dr HB (Natl) One
MSRP: $18,950.005dr HB (GS) One
MSRP: $18,950.005dr HB (SE) One
MSRP: $18,950.005dr HB (Natl) Two
MSRP: $19,900.005dr HB (GS) Two
MSRP: $19,900.005dr HB (SE) Two
MSRP: $19,900.005dr HB (Natl) Three
MSRP: $21,635.005dr HB (GS) Three
MSRP: $21,635.005dr HB (SE) Three
MSRP: $21,635.005dr HB (Natl) Four
MSRP: $23,230.005dr HB (GS) Four
MSRP: $23,230.005dr HB (SE) Four
MSRP: $23,230.00
2012 Prius c Changes
The 2012 Toyota Prius C is an all-new hybrid model. With a different body style than the existing Prius liftback, a smaller size and an even higher EPA city rating (53 mpg) than the standard Prius, Toyota is hoping to attract more budget-minded shoppers-- the Prius C starts at only $19,710.





