1996 Toyota Avalon Xl Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
These photographs reveal how well I have maintained this
1996 Toyota Avalon XLS as its one and only owner. It is a superb V-6, 3.0 liter vehicle that is
still going strong. The XLS is the premium version. Allow wheels. Dealers would probably list at $3700. Parked in a closed garage from the moment it
was purchased. No smoking, ever. I am easy on the pedal and I have gotten 23
mpg city and 28 on highway. I have all
maintenance records for inspection.
Selling only because I have replaced it with a Toyota hybrid. Steering, power train, breaks, AC/heat.. all
exceptional. Uses unleaded fuel. Normal
wear on leather seats and the odd interior cosmetic glitch, if you can find
it. The worst thing I can say is that
the front speakers need work, but the rear speakers are immaculate, not
unexpected with an 18-year old vehicle.
With continued maintenance, 300,000 miles is easily attainable. Used only OEM Toyota filters for oil
changes. Extremely large trunk space and
leg room. Full-size spare. New battery and tires have plenty of
remaining tread. More photos upon request. |
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