Toyota Prius 2011 review for Uganda

The 2011 Toyota Prius is one of the top-ranked 2011 midsize cars for many reasons. Its fuel economy ratings of 51/48 mpg city/highway are among the best available from a used midsize car, and the Prius' interior was liked by reviewers for its hatchback versatility and large cargo hold. In fact it’s one of the top sold cars in japan with 252,528 sales!

How do you buy a Toyota Prius 2011 while in Uganda?

There are a number of ways you can buy the Toyota Prius 2011 if you are in Uganda. Occasionally you could just go the car bond around town and check them out and see if you can find one. I usually prefer you go there physically so that you determine the price and physical state of the vehicle yourself or if you have someone you trust. He can do that for you so that you just come to pay for the vehicle.

On payment of the vehicle, you need to have a TIN in which your vehicle will be transferred. The car dealer will give you a date on which he will complete the sale processes like number plate registration, log book, insurance among other things. For Toyota Prius 2011 can go for a price of around 35 to 40 million Uganda shillings. But still, it all depends on how you bargain with your car dealer.

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How do you import a Toyota Prius 2011 into Uganda?

Well, there are some people who only wish to import their own vehicles into Uganda. And I know some who have done and continue to do it. They look a vehicle of their preference and then order for it. But what is the process of ordering a vehicle from Europe or Japan per say if you may ask yourself?

There are a number of car dealers i have dealt with will require you to look for a vehicle you need. In case you want a Toyota Prius 2011 compact vehicle. A dealer will most probably give you a quotation for the price of the Toyota Prius 2011.

Basing on the price quotation for the Toyota Prius 2011, you can either bargain or go by the quoted price. If you reach an agreement on the price, the dealer will then make you an invoice having your details like names, email, physical address, your contacts plus the vehicle’s details you are to import.

On a 30% or 50% deposit of the cost of the vehicle, your car dealer will then ship the Toyota Prius 2011. After shipment, the car dealer will issue you a Bill of Lading (shipment receipt) so that you can truck your vehicle.

As the vehicle reaches the your port in this case Mombasa, the remaining payment in expected to be made and a Bill of Lading surrender will be issued to you. From there on, you can proceed to clear your vehicle from customs.

Toyota Prius 2011 general review for Uganda

The 2011 Toyota Prius’ superior fuel economy ratings, high safety scores and spacious interior helps it earn the titles of 2011 Best Hybrid Car for the Money and 2011 Best Hybrid Car for Families. Aside from being one of the most expensive used cars in its class, the Prius is hard to top.

Pros & Cons
• Stellar fuel economy
• Versatile interior with lots of cargo space

Cons
• Some said steering felt artificial
• Unique exterior may not appeal to all buyers

In addition, has 5 seating capacity, fuel consumption in city is 51 ltrs and 48 ltrs on highway, drive terrain is Forward Wheel Drive (FWD) and has 98 horse powers (hp)

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What is the resale value for the Toyota Prius 2011 in Uganda?

The Toyota Prius 2011 resale value in Uganda is rated at 2.5/5.0. It being a hybrid lowers its resale value in Ugandan Compact Car market. Ugandans are not yet well versed with hybrid cars due to lack of technical support in the country to handle the mechanical problems should the vehicle break down.

What are the problems of the Toyota Prius 2011 while in Uganda?

The Toyota Prius is well-known for its outstanding reliability. Consumer Reports' members who own a 2011 Toyota Prius rate it a perfect 5/5 for reliability. That rating was also true from 2010 through 2019.

CarComplaints has data that indicates the 2011 Prius has two common problems. The first is engine oil consumption and the second is problems with the headlights. Shoppers would be wise to check the service records of any used 2011 Prius to see if these issues were reported in the one they are considering.

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Are spares for the Toyota Prius 2011 readily available in Uganda?

Due to the low sales of the Toyota Prius 2011 in Uganda, spare parts are likely to be a problem due to the fact that spare part local importers bring in spare parts of vehicles are very popular in the country. It helps them make high sales.so that one point you need to watch if you are to buy the Toyota Prius 2011.

What competitors does the Toyota Prius 2011 have in Uganda?

Well, in this category we have the Honda Fit, Kia Nitro, Ford Escape SE, Nissan Leaf among others. At least these are available in Uganda.

Our Conclusion

The 2011 Toyota Prius is an exceptionally efficient car at a relatively low price for people who care more about conservation than the act of driving. Given its success, the formula seems to have worked just fine. All the best with your new Toyota Prius 2011.

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