2009 Toyota Corolla Le Sedan 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Greenville, South Carolina, United States
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Excellent condition. Paint in great shape. Interior has no major stains, rips or tears. No mechanical problems.
New Michelin tires, brakes and radiator were installed less than 1 year ago. Always serviced by Toyota dealership.
Was in a front nonstructural accident several years ago where the hood, bumper and fenders were replaced. An SUV hit the top portion of the vehicle . As can be seen in the photos the repair work was of high quality.
Car features aluminum wheels, CD player with MP3 compatibility and anti-lock braking system.
Car was purchased in summer of 2009 with 6,900 miles. Vehicle includes a transferable Toyota Certified Pre-Owned 100k Mile Vehicle Warranty. It has been extremely reliable and is up to date with all service work. The only issues has been the fender bender a few years ago and a radiator leak a few months ago. The radiator was replaced under warranty by the Toyota dealership.
No aftermarket parts. Just a good, clean, reliable, fuel efficient Toyota.
Buyer must be able to pick up car in Greenville South Carolina and have funds available with cash or certified check. A $1,000 down-payment is required via Paypal.
Car is for sale locally so auction may end early.
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