2001 Toyota Camry Solara Sle on 2040-cars
Marysville, California, United States
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2001 Toyota Camry Solara SLE V6 convertible! Inspected and ready to go! She has a steering system that is more sport-oriented than the other Camry's. However, the Solara is still geared for comfort. Its suspension provides a soft, comfortable ride, and the drive train responds well to ordinary driving. As you can see in the many detailed photos taken, the "Silver Opal" metallic exterior looks very good, may have some minor road rash. I have personally driven this convertible and the 200hp, 3.0L, V6 engine runs strong and the 4-speed automatic shifts smooth, no hard shifting. With 4 speeds, this automatic improves acceleration while returning good EPA numbers. The clean, "Gray", leather interior looks good for its year. The tires are very good, better than 95%, have a look. The air conditioning is so cold it will freeze you! The heater blower works just as good on the heat setting. Features, power driver seat, 16" alloy wheels, JBL speakers, front airbags, external temperature display, cruise control, power sunroof in good working order, power windows, locks, mirrors, tilt leather steering wheel, keyless entry, 4-wheel ABS disc brakes, fog lights, dimming rear-view mirror, homelink, rear spoiler, spare tire, jack, tachometer, owner's manual, interior trunk and fuel releases, 12V outlet, power antenna, simulated wood interior accents, clean Carfax and more! This Camry Solara SLE is sufficiently loaded with features and appeals to all ages. |
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