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We bought this car used - Certified Pre-Owned - from a Toyota dealer. It has had one previous owner. The ONLY reason we are selling this car is because my husband landed a new job with a company vehicle and we no longer need this car or wish to make payments on it while it's sitting in the garage.

It's in great condition and still has a premium extended warranty from Toyota that we purchased along with the vehicle up til 100,000 miles or May, 2015. It includes roadside assistance and also is transferable.

The car is missing the floor mats and there are no mats in the trunk either. We bought it this way. It also has one small dent in a door about the size of a quarter and a few smaller, hardly noticeable dents probably from a shopping cart from previous owner. Other than that, the paint and body is in excellent condition and the inside is in great shape minus regular wear. We just had it detailed, although the car wash place did not remove some small glue spots left from when my husband had his iphone holder on the dash. That can be removed with Goo Gone and a good scrub.

I also want to mention that "Clear" for eBay on the options above means the title is clean, not salvaged and has not been in any accidents. I had someone question that since "clear" often does mean "free and clear" like I have the title and own the car outright. I DO have a loan. In order to buy this car, we will have to arrange (with signed documents, bill of sale, etc.) to mail you (the buyer) or have you pick up the title once I receive it (which would probably take about a month). If necessary, we can go to the DMV together to transfer the car.

If you'd like to come see the car in person, please email me and plan on being available after 6:00 PM during the week. Weekends we should be free all day for someone wanting to see it. I am willing to deliver the car to you upon list closing within an hour drive from Diamond Bar, CA on a weekend.

If you have any questions, please message me and I will do my best to answer. Thank you for looking.

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