2007 Lexus Is250 Luxury Pckg Nav, Hid, Cooled/heated Seats - Clean Carfax!!! on 2040-cars
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
I am
selling my 2007 Lexus IS 250 with ONLY 56K. This car is loaded with every
option including Navigation, heated/cooled seats, HID, bluetooth, moonroof,
power seats etc. This car has been extremely well taken care and has always
been fully serviced at lexus every 5k miles. This car currently needs
nothing. The tires are all in great condition along with the brakes which were
done within the last 10k miles. Any and all maintenance required by Lexus has
been taken care of. Lexus has the full service history of the car since it
was new, and most of the service records are also found on the attached Carfax
report.
Unfortunately
I had to change positions at work and It is now a necessity for me to get a
truck and I can't afford to have two vehicles. If you have any questions
or would like to have the car checked out by your mechanic, feel free to send
me an email or call/text me at 561-703-2737.
This fully
loaded lexus with such low miles will not last!!! - No stories or anything,
this is a clean car!! I have the car fully detailed by some of the best
detailers in South Fl three times a year. I will have it fully detailed prior
to the transaction. |
Lexus IS for Sale
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