2010 Toyota Prius Ii
JTDKN3DU2A1263112
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Submit a hide requestThis 2010 Toyota Prius features a documented service history of 23 records and has been through three owners, including a period of commercial use. While the vehicle shows low mileage for its year, it has two reported damage events: minor to moderate front-end damage in August 2022 and more recent minor rear-end damage in early 2026. The vehicle was most recently registered in Washington after passing through Massachusetts and California before being sold at an auto auction. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle to evaluate how the specific damage claims and ownership transitions may impact its current value.
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The primary concern is whether the trunk/hatch structure can be straightened enough to meet factory tolerances. The mismatch between repair cost and market value suggests a high risk of 'over-repairing' unless parts are sourced cheaply.
The vehicle is an insurance sale, which provides confidence in the damage report. However, because the estimated repair cost exceeds the market value of a similar non-damaged unit, this car should only be pursued if you can source parts cheaply or have access to low-cost labor. The structural buckling of the hatch makes it a complex fix.
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