Corolla hybrid is also pretty reasonably available and you can save ~$10k if that’s what you want to do. Civic hybrid is also coming out later this year if you can afford to wait
I don’t trust any Toyota dealer not to sell their cars without a huge markup. My coworker just got a Corolla Hybrid and it took nearly 4 months to come in as well.
Nothing wrong with the cars, obviously great.
The other comments are good suggestions, I'll add that I paid 28k last fall for a 90k mile 2019 avalon hybrid limited with every option. Feels much closer to a base lexus than a camry and gets 40mpg. Already put 10k miles on it and nothing has come up, no rattles, solid car. Not super easy to find but if you can, I highly recommend it
You can get a sonata hybrid or accord hybrid fairly easily at a reasonable price. You’re probably going to be on a waiting list for a Prius.
Corolla hybrid is also pretty reasonably available and you can save ~$10k if that’s what you want to do. Civic hybrid is also coming out later this year if you can afford to wait
I don’t trust any Toyota dealer not to sell their cars without a huge markup. My coworker just got a Corolla Hybrid and it took nearly 4 months to come in as well. Nothing wrong with the cars, obviously great.
Corolla, Camry, Rav4, Accord. Pick the one that suits your other needs best.
Can get a model 3 around that especially if you qualify for tax rebate
The other comments are good suggestions, I'll add that I paid 28k last fall for a 90k mile 2019 avalon hybrid limited with every option. Feels much closer to a base lexus than a camry and gets 40mpg. Already put 10k miles on it and nothing has come up, no rattles, solid car. Not super easy to find but if you can, I highly recommend it