2003 Toyota Prius Base Sedan 4-door 1.5l on 2040-cars
Sherman Oaks, California, United States
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Up for Sale is this 2003 Sea Foam Green Toyota Prius. Do you see yourself wanting a great car good on mileage. Do you feel like its time to save some dough on gasoline prices? I purchased this 2003 Prius in 2006. At the time it had 20,000 miles on it and was in excellent shape. It only had one other owner besides me, and they took really good care of it. This is a non smoking vehicle. Since then the car has recieved regular oil changes, alighnments, service at the required miles at my mechanic and the Toyota Garage. The Transmission and Battery are in great shape. I just had a refurbished battery put in the car back in September of 2013 and it is running great. The car is said to be able to make it to 200,000 miles or more before any major issues. I am going to be honest here. It still has 132,000 miles on it. Anyone purchasing it should know that there will be maintenance on the car. The good news is that Toyotas are very dependable. The tires I just purchased in August of 2013 and they have almost full tread on them. I have had the car in a gated covered parking spot for most of the time I have owned it. The Miles per galon is 42/city 41 Highway. I have gotten in the up some of 75mpg or more. The car has a regenerative breaking system which charges the battery as the wheels are coming to a stop. The Brakes are in excellent condition and do NOT take the same wear and tear as normal vehicles. I loved my Prius so much, that I am looking to move onto a fully electric vehicle. In a city like Los Angeles It makes sense. This car will never need a smog check...ever. Serious Bidders only. Local pick up required, or buyer is responsible for researching rates for putting this car on a freight. If buyer finds a freight company to ship this car, then I can tack on extra money to drive it to said location. Must be within 30 minutes of my location however. No refunds, Returns, or Exchanges. |
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