Used 2014 Toyota Prius for Sale

What's New in the 2014 Toyota Prius?

The Prius is unchanged for the 2014 model year

Which Prius is the Best?

That solar-powered sunroof is tempting, but we'd stick with the base Prius Two. It has plenty of tech for our tastes, and we could be out the door for around $25,000. Not a bad deal. 

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How Much Does a 2014 Toyota Prius Cost?

The 2014 Toyota Prius comes in four trim levels: Two, Three, Four and Five. Predictably, they go in order from least expensive to most expensive, with the Five feeling positively upscale. 

The base-level Prius Two ($25,000) features 15-inch alloy wheels with plastic covers, variable intermittent wipers, push-button start with driver keyless entry, cruise control, automatic climate control and a touchscreen audio system that provides control over some vehicle settings, along with iPod/USB and Bluetooth connectivity. 

The Prius Three ($26,500) adds a voice-activated navigation system and the Entune smartphone-based mobile app interface (unavailable on Two), as well as an optional sunroof with unique solar panels that power a ventilation system that keeps the car cool when parked. New for 2013 is the Three-based Persona Series Special Edition, which adds 17-in alloy wheels, charcoal upholstery with red stitching, dark chrome interior trim and exclusive exterior badging. 

The Prius Four ($29,200) has JBL premium sound, SofTex stain-resistant upholstery with heated front seats and driver power adjustments. 

Finally, the Five ($30,800) goes all-out with a hard-drive-based navigation system, a larger touchscreen display and a head-up display on the windshield for vehicle speed and such -- all of which are included on the Four with the solar sunroof, by the way -- along with exclusive 17-in alloy wheels and optional adaptive cruise control.