2010 Lexus Is250c Real Nice!!!! Excellent!!! Is 250 Pearl White!!! on 2040-cars
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The IS250C features an electrically operated metal top that ensures the four-seater maintains its characteristic beauty equally with the top up or down. This exciting convertible aims to embody the joy of open-air driving for both the driver and passengers. Electrically controlled metal top creates characteristic beauty
High-utility package, ease of ingress and egress
Outstanding driving, environmental and safety performance
Enhanced comfort and features specifically tailored for a convertible
IS250C Main Specifications
*21,525mm (front and rear) for vehicles with 18-inch wheels *3Super Intelligent, Electronically controlled, Six-speed Automatic Transmission Monthly Sales Target 100 units Assembly Plant Miyata Plant, Toyota Motor Kyushu, Inc.
this 2010 lexus s250c is now in excellent condition,registered in the state of ohio and driven on the weekends.fully loaded,looks absolutely stunning!this car was salvaged before i purchased it.currently it passed the state highway patrol safety inspection and is road worthy.they say a picture is worth a thousand words,let the pictures speak! :) this vehicle is available to be viewed in person even before you bid.so feel free to make an appt. to see this lexus is250c run,drive,sound,play your favorite music and so on. ebay email or 330-289-4789.call or text anytime |
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