Limited, No Accidents, Great Condition, Clean Carfax on 2040-cars
Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
2002 Toyota Sequoia
Limited, V8 4.7L, Automatic, 4x2, leather, third row seats, towing package.
MINT CONDITION! Very powerful engine for your trailer, boat, or just to cruise
off the road! Only 168k miles!!, no accidents, clean carfax, engine and
transmission are great, shifts smoothly, and drives like a new car! Clean, well
taken care of and very reliable! The fullest PREMIUM package :
power/heated/folding mirrors, power one touch windows, power locks, power
seats, climate control, rear climate control, compass, everything leather,
cruise control, tinted windows, moonroof, premium JBL sound system, roof rack,
fog lights and more! Almost new tires, good breaks, alloy wheels; great on gas
as it's only two wheel drive! Va inspected! Watch a test drive
video on youtube: youtu.be/D3p3i226wtk Everything works, no
check engine or other lights, clean title, needs nothing! Immediate deposit of $500 is required. Remainder is required within 5 days from the date of sale. Please do not bid if you don't have intentions to buy this vehicle! Buyer is responsible for delivery charges/pick up. |
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