Used Toyota Prius c hatchbacks for sale near Alhambra, CA

80,000 miles so far on my 2013 Prius C. My car has been hit twice and has come out of those repairs with zero issues, still feels like the car it was the day I bought it (purchased new from dealership). Incredible gas mileage. Only downside to this car is that it is not a quiet ride. I can really only use Bluetooth for calls if I’m driving around the city, as soon as I’m on the highway it’s too loud.

Tamer and Abe are the best salesmen. They recently helped me purchase a 2023 Toyota Camry, and I couldn't be happier with the experience. Tamer and Abe were knowledgeable about the car, attentive to my needs, and incredibly professional throughout the entire process. They worked diligently to secure me an excellent deal, ensuring that I was completely satisfied with my purchase. Their friendly demeanor and dedication to customer service made the car-buying process smooth and enjoyable. I highly recommend Tamer and Abe to anyone that is interested in getting a new vehicle.

The Prius C two package is extremely practical. It is peppy off the line, and fun to drive. It has excellent cargo options for its size. It is comfortable for four and a bit tight for five. It is very reliable.

Had really pleasant experience purchasing my daughter’s first car here! They have a very nice selection of inventory to choose from and their website is straight forward and give you lots of information to make an informed decision. Staff is very friendly and never once did we fell pressured. Highly recommend this dealership.

Our Prius C has served us faithfully for years and has returned excellent value for our money. It consistently returns 50 mpg or better, We wouldn't hesitate to buy another one.

Nothing fancy, but I wasn’t looking for fancy. I did not want anything too large, but the hatchback gives me more possibilities in a small car. It handles really nicely and has good acceleration. Getting over 50 miles to the gallon is also a plus.

I have owned mine for 8 years and 73,000 miles and I still love it. I am getting about 56-58 mpg tank average in the summer and 45-50mpg in the winter due to colder temperatures and using the heat often, affecting battery-only usage. Cruises on the highway great, and is perfect around town. Blue Streak Metallic paint has held up great, no clear coat damage and still feels great after a clay bar/ polish. I just have some rock chips on the hood, but they haven't started rusting and have been there for many years. Pretty comfortable considering it's size and wheelbase, it's nice and quiet too. I like that it has an actual gear selector and handbrake unlike the "regular" prius with it's little knob thing and foot brake. Interior has held up great, easy to clean the fabric seats, and all the buttons and tech work perfectly. I was able to unplug the speaker that makes the annoying hybrid sound at low speed, so now it's silent in EV mode which is great. I always recommend them to my friends, and most have never heard of a Prius C. I'd like a 4runner or something cool with more cargo space, but I can't get over their gas mileage under 20 mpgs. Think I'll just keep my Prius C lol.

Purchased my Hummer H2 from Palladium Autos very satisfied with my car and special thanks to Finance Department to get me approved

I love that it only takes me around $15 to fill up the tank each time. With it being a hybrid, it makes trips very smooth and relatively inexpensive (more to spend on snacks)! Although, it doesn't have cruise control, this car is perfect for traveling all over. The previous driver (my brother) used to drive it to Pennsylvania and back at least once a month. The sound system is great too! The leg room is sufficient if you're not a big, burly person. This car has been great with traveling with the dogs, the back seat folds down to open up the whole hatch!

Fernando was very helpful and got me the exact SUV I was looking for, he is also very professional.

I traded in an 18-year-old RAV4, a 5-speed stick and very bare bones, to buy a new 2016 Prius c Three with navigation and moon roof. I'm very happy with the gas mileage, haven't noticed the interior noise that other reviewers have mentioned, and the slow acceleration really doesn't bother me. And overall, I like the way the car looks and handles. HOWEVER, in the two years I've owned the car. I've already replaced the windshield and am about to replace the front bumper (although repair is also an option). With the windshield, I got a small chip in it last year after a rock hit it on the interstate. My RAV4 had taken a hundred hits in the years I'd owned it without any damage. I had the windshield repaired at first but the repair was bad and I wound up getting a new windshield at cost. The glass guy said they don't make windshields the way they used to and he also suggested that the slope of the Prius c windshield might make it more susceptible to chips. Then I was horrified recently to see a 5-inch crack in the bottom edge of my front bumper on the the right side. This was my first experience with a fiberglass bumper and, after Googling it, I found that these plastic bumpers can get very brittle and fragile in cold weather (I live in Maine). I have no idea how this happened, although more than one person described cracking a bumper after simply hitting a snowbank. I also heard, from three body shops, that this type of damage is not unusual with the Prius c since it's so low to the ground. My Toyota salesman also said this but said the trade-off is the really low gas mileage! Well, I told him that paying $800 for a new bumper will eat up an awful lot of gas savings. I did browse a few pages of reviews before I bought the car but I don't recall seeing any of this mentioned. I'd always considered myself a careful driver but it seems one has to be extra careful with the Prius c, considering how low it is to the ground and how brittle the plastic can get in the cold. And I cringe every time a pebble hits my windshield...

At 45 miles per gallon combine it is a deal breaker 8 gallons max capacity tank that means I get an average of 360 ( sometimes is less sometimes is more all depend of various factors ex: road conditions,driving skills, temperature all influences in the final result) but the way gasoline prices are nobody can beat full gas tank for les than 48 dollars and get 360 miles per run it is a no Briner plus it is very cheap to maintain less than 100 dollars every six months (more or less again depending of the use ) the down side if I may call that is it is that it has very small interior if you want to fit the 4 passengers capacity well all them including the driver will be very uncomfortable this car is has been designed for a city conmmute but again who can argue with the economic that this beauty is ?

I just bought a car from Phat's Auto Group about a month ago, it was my first time buying a car. I was looking for a used Toyota SUV and found a Highlander there. Phat and Emily helped me out so much! Everyone who works there is very nice and helpful! They aren't pushy and definietly don't have the used car salesman vibe. I would definitely recommend Phat's, was worth the drive from LA to Covina. Made buying a used car much less stressful for me!

I have loved my Prius C. I have never had one complaint. Zero problems. Zero headaches. Comfortable, convenient, reliable. Every time. Not only that, but you cannot BEAT the fuel costs!

I had a wonderful experinece shopping for a used car at Carmax in Torrance. The entire staf was helpful and kind. The salesman made the process very easy.

The best feature is, of course, fuel economy. Our car exceeds it's EPA rating, we regularly achieve 60MPG. I don't understand why many reviewers mention slow acceleration when it's no worse than many other vehicles. Another common complaint is the quality of interior materials. Of course we'll have wait to to see how rugged they are, but it appears that light weight was a requirement, and the materials used remind me of aircraft fabrics. Climate control is very good, there's heat in about 1/4 mile. My biggest complaint by far is the uncomfortable (too far forward) headrests. Another headrest issue is the way they block vision to the rear. There must be a government headrest regulation involved because we noticed the same problem with other manufacturers vehicles, it seems that in mitigating one danger another hazard is exacerbated. Visibility is also impaired by the position of the wide "A" pillars, probably to accommodate air bags. By my reasoning, avoiding an accident in the first place is better than relying on safety features after an impact. Handling is excellent, but there's no feedback. Frequent correction is required during highway driving but that may be an issue with wheel alignment. Braking is also very good, but uneven, like hybrids in general. The headlights low-beam is OK but could be better because the high-beams are excellent. In almost 60,000 miles we've only changed oil, wiper blades and replaced filters, noting has broken. We do have a set of winter tires to get through those three months, which prolongs the life of the normal tires. My wife is the primary driver, she mostly takes short trips, and she loves her Prius C. I do like this car and plan on keeping it a long time, my complaints are really minor and many reflect the current trend in automotive design. I'd buy another one for myself if it was available in a wagon version, a little more cargo capacity would be nice. I might just buy another one anyway.

This lot has great selection of cars. Cris is super helpful & easy to work with! He is very say going, but super efficient at meeting your progra. His cars drive very well! Highly recommend

I absolutely love it. Only thing it might need it more HO. But $7 for a few hundred miles Can't beat it Just have to treat it good. This is probably my dream car. Needs new rims and paint job. But its amazing!!!

I bought an affordable car here in Carworld, very fast approval on their inhouse financing. I test drive the car and take home the same day.

This is the best car I've ever owned. I frequently get 60 mpg. I love the look on the exterior and interior. Its size makes it easy to park and the space is utilized very well--hatchback trunk is all the trunk space I've ever needed. Great car!

Brian was amazing ! Explained everything thoroughly and made the process quick and easy. Will highly recommended

It has plenty of room inside and best performance Hybird. Very stable and comfortable ride in city and on highway.Outstanding fuel economy.Notably quieter and Generous cargo space. Significantly improved driving position.

Very kind sales managers they take the time with the buyers. It’s a very comfortable sale Mike Palomata Mike Palomata greet you with a big smile. Very helpful.

I called and inquired about a car. I spoke with a really nice lady who introduced herself as Star. She was very knowledgeable and helpful and answered all of my questions. Star went over and beyond to make sure that I had all of my questions answered. Star really made me feel at ease. Thank you so much!

I have owned the 2013 Prius C trim level 4 for about two years now, so this is a review of that trim level. Most important for me is reliability, which has been excellent so far--this year and model has an excellent reputation in that regard overall. The fuel economy is stellar I average about 45 to 50 miles per gallon in a mix of city and highway driving. Winter fuel economy is lower (I live in Minnesota), the other three seasons higher. The car is packed with features for the price--navigation system, Bluetooth phone, heated front seats, electric moonroof, projector headlamps and (controllable) daylight running lights, smart key entry and push-button start, rear wiper, climate control, satellite radio etc. etc. The user interface is quite simple to navigate. Other pluses: excellent acceleration 0-30 and good above 60, excellent road-holding, excellent braking, excellent headlamps, nice large temperature-selection dial with indents every 1 degree F, attractive and very user-friendly interior styling and layout, very comfortable front seats, fold-down rear seat and being a hatchback gives major cargo room for a little car, great infotainment system. Minuses: poor acceleration 30-60; ride is rough; poor exterior finish (loose sills, panels don't quite fit together); creaking plastic interior, interior rattles (especially moonroof), road noise, and wind noise; they've auto'd the climate control system to death (not just auto fan and temperature but makes stupid decisions for you like turning A/C on at 0 degrees F or changing the air direction on you); climate control air-direction is a button, not dial, which means multiple presses to change and taking your eyes off the road for too long; the 12V battery terminals are in a really stupid inaccessible location under the back seat in the cabin, which means when inevitably in MN you need to jump start to get to a location for battery replacement, it's going to be difficult; stupid tire-pressure lamp lights not when the pressure is low but when the temperature drops; engine seems to race when the interior heating calls for heat and the temperature outside is low (e.g. -20F). Most of these minuses are quite small annoyances when compared with the pluses--over all I love my little Prius C.