2010 Toyota Prius 66k Mi - Clean Title - Gray - Pristine! on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
I'm selling my beloved Prius. It currently has about 65,900 Miles and still runs like new.
I purchased it from Toyota of Hollywood, CA about 2 years ago as a commuting car to keep miles off my BMW that would surely break from milage, its old age and well BMWs just like to do that. Nonetheless I've found myself switching careers moving permanently to California and using public transportation. :(
One could call me OCD or an enthusiast about car maintenance - I've always had it serviced on or before schedule with a highly reputable shop in Tempe; Dynamic Imports. I have receipts for all services since purchased at 26K Miles and may still have the original window sticker too.
I'm not really in a hurry to sell it. My last photo is a list of all the "Priuses being sold by owners in Phoenix with clean titles" to hopefully help the prospective Prius buyer in the marketplace. :) My Ad is highlighted in blue and thus believe It's pretty competitively priced.
Shoot me an email with questions or inquiries. Cheers
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