2005 Toyota Avalon Limited, One Florida Owner, Low Miles, Garage Kept, on 2040-cars
Jupiter, Florida, United States
You are viewing a 2005 Toyota Avalon Limited 4 door sedan. This is a one owner garage kept car here in Florida. It is all original with no previous paint or body repairs. It is fully loaded with all the luxury features including, a power moon roof, leather seating with temp controls, dual lumbar supports, dual ac, CD and cassette stereo, seat memory, adjustable head rests, and all power options. Has the keyless push button start, The rear seats recline as well for added comfort. The exterior is in very clean condition with no dings or dents. Paint still shines with no fading or rust. A few light bug stains on the front bumper, but not too bad at all. The hood is very clean. The interior is like new, with no stains, tears, or cracks in the leather. Edge of the drivers seat is not worn or wrinkled from getting in and out of the car. This was a NON SMOKER car as well. The Avalon performs,drives true, straight, and tight. Is in need on no mechanical repairs, and all options are in working order. The Michelins tires are all matching and have plenty of tread remaining. This description is accurate and precise. Buy with confidence that you are buying a very clean and well maintained Toyota with no concerns. With only 66,000 miles this Avalon Limited has a lot to go. I have priced it for $12,995 for a fast sale. It is advertised locally and I may end this auction at will. This is a great value, so don't miss out. Any questions please call me at 561-542-2122. The miles might be slightly higher do to local driving. The buyer is to pay for any sales tax and registration fees, as required. No DEALER FEES or surprises. Thank You, Steve |
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