Used 2018 Toyota Prius · 2018 TOYOTA PRIUS ALPHA S 1.8 · 1.8L · Petrol · 86,997 km · €16,950 · Dublin | Cars for Sale Ireland

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Used 2018 Toyota Prius for sale

2018 TOYOTA PRIUS ALPHA S 1.8

2018 Toyota Prius for sale in Dublin — €16,950
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2018 Toyota Prius MPV for sale in Dublin — 86,997 km, Petrol — €16,950

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Vehicle Summary
MakeToyota
ModelPrius
Trim2018 TOYOTA PRIUS ALPHA S 1.8
Year2018
Fuel TypePetrol
GearboxAutomatic
Body TypeMPV
Engine1.8 litres
ColourWhite
Vehicle History
Mileage86,997 km
Location
Lusk, Dublin

Is this car right for me?

Could suit you if…

  • Many journeys are local or relatively short: petrol can fit that use without choosing diesel just for occasional long trips.
  • You would prefer less gear changing in traffic: the recorded automatic transmission may suit. Try how this exact gearbox behaves on a test drive.

Think twice if…

  • You need room for several children or extra passengers: the seat count is not recorded. Confirm this exact version's seats and child-seat fit; do not assume from the model name.
  • You need certainty about this particular car: type-level advice cannot confirm its condition. Ask for service records, an insurance quote and an independent inspection.

This is general guidance about this type of car and your needs — not an inspection or approval of this individual car.

Cost & ownership at a glance
Maintenance cost
Average
Fuel economy
Economical
Insurance group
Medium
Reliability
Strong
Spare parts
Easy to source
Resale value
Holds value
Best for
Mixed driving
Family-friendly
High
Good to know

This is a self-charging petrol-hybrid (not a plug‑in) with Toyota's CVT automatic gearbox; the electric drive assists for low urban fuel use and softer acceleration feel. Hybrid components are generally reliable, but buyers should check the high-voltage battery health and the small 12V battery history — replacement can be costly. Also expect CVT noise under hard throttle and very low wear on brake pads thanks to regenerative braking.

Common things to check
  • Hybrid battery state-of-health report (dealer diagnostic / cell balance and capacity test).
  • Any hybrid-system warning lights or stored fault codes on a diagnostic scan.
  • CVT behaviour: smooth acceleration, no slipping or harsh jerks; ask about any CVT service or oil changes.
  • 12V auxiliary battery condition and replacement history (common failure on older hybrids).
  • Brake disc condition and handbrake operation — pads last longer with regen but discs can show scoring if used little.

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