2004 Toyota Corolla Ce Sedan 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
This is my friend Lou's car. She's 83 years old and ask me to help her sell it. So, this is a real "Little old lady's" car. She's not able to drive it anymore due to her eye site, and hasn't driven at night in the past five years. She bought the car new, and it only has 65,920 miles on it. That's an average of 6600 miles a year.
The car is in excellent running condition. Other than a few knicks, dings and scratches she put on it over the years, it's perfect. The only thing I see that's not forfeit is the drivers door. There is what appears to be faded paint. Nothing serious, but will need to be repainted. No wrecks. I know all the maintenance has been preformed regularly. She's taken excellent care of the car. Brand new tires! Interior is in excellent condition! Never been smoked in! What else can I say, the car is in excellent condition other than a little exterior fading issue's. Great second car, or a kids first car. Very dependable in every way. Your welcome to call with any questions, or if your in the area, feel free to stop by and take it for a drive. All shipping is the buyer's responsibility. On Aug-06-14 at 13:16:19 PDT, seller added the following information: In the description, I noticed I mentioned word (forfeit), when describing the door. It was meant to be prefect, not forfeit in regards to the drivers door. No big deal, just want to be actuate. |
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