Toyota Reduces MSRP for Prius Plug-In Models

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Toyota Prius Plug-in Price

2014 Toyota Prius Plug-InToyota Prius remains one of the most popular cars in the United States market and now Toyota has decided to come up with the new 2014 Toyota Prius Plug-in that will improve the fuel efficiency that consumers are looking for in their vehicles. Toyota revealed that they would like to improve the fuel economy that they incorporate in their vehicles and the new 2014 Prius Plug-in will be the most advanced technology passenger car that they find in the market. The new will have a reduced MSRP where the automaker will reduce the price by $2000. The new 2014 Toyota Prius Plug-in will be available in the market for $29,990 which excludes destination charges.

Toyota believes that the idea of reducing the price will help them to gain better market in the future as they would like to offer better deals to car buyers. The automaker also said that although they are lowering the price tag of the car there are no features that are being missed out. The new vehicle will be very much like Prius Three but will have some additional features like heated cloth front seats, remote climate, better fuel economy, 10 spoke alloy wheels and 1 additional year of Roadside Assistance through ToyotaCare which makes it total of 3 years.

The high end trim levels also see some price reduction as 2014 Toyota Prius Plug-in Advanced models will be available in the market for $34,905 which is almost $4,620 below the previous model. The car will continue to have some of the popular features like Premium HDD Navigation with Entune App Suite and JBL, SofTex trimmed heated front seats, 8 way powerful adjustable seats with lumbar support, Head-Up Display and Safety Connect. It will also have Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Pre-Collision System, LED headlights and fog lights that buyers can get when they purchase optional Technology Package.

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