2008 Toyota Camry Le Sedan 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
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I am selling this car for my 70yr old mother. My mother purchased this certified used Toyota on October 10, 2012. My mothers neighbor works at the dealership and knew she was looking for a "like new" car. When my mother purchased this car she had the dealership add full leather interior (including door cards), tinted windows and a 3yr extended warranty. My mother also had custom coco mats made and purchased Toyota cargo nets and floor liner for the trunk area. The car has just been serviced including a synthetic oil change and new air and cabin filters. At the time of service it was recommended that she replace the battery(5yr warranty) and have a new water pump installed. At this time a new thermostat was also installed and a full cooling system flush was done adding all new fluids. The car has a matching set of Defender XT Michelin tires with 70%+ tread life left. The cars warranty is through National Auto Care and is good through October 10, 2015 or 114,541 miles whichever comes first, the warranty can be used at the mechanic of your choice and is fully transferrable. The car has no warning lights illuminated, needs nothing and is ready to go. I cannot stress how nice this garage kept car is, I feel comfortable saying you will not finder a nicer one. I have included many High Resolution pictures and will be happy to take any others you request. The only reason this car is being sold is that I gave my mother my Jaguar when purchasing myself a new car. Please feel free to contact me via email or phone at 405-205-8969. This auction could end at any time as the car is also being offered for sale locally.
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