2004 Toyota Camry Solara Convertible Very Clean One Owner Clean Carfax on 2040-cars
Herscher, Illinois, United States
COUNTRY CHEVROLET, INC 110 S MAIN ST HERSCHER, IL 60941 (815) 295-5083 cell
You are bidding on a 2004 Toyota Camry Solara Convertible with only 68,455 miles. It is Red with Tan leather interior. It has an automatic transmission and is very clean. Non smoker one owner, local trade. This price does not include tax, doc, or plate fees. Please do not hesitate to call the dealership and ask for Rob with any questions. Or you can use the Ebay message system to ask questions as well. Please do not email me directly, only thru Ebay.
We reserve the right to remove the car at anytime if it sells here on the lot. A $150 doc fee will be charged over and above the final auction price. The final selling price does not include tax, title, or doc fee. We collect sales tax for IL, IN, AZ, MA, MI, SC, CA, FL, AND HI. If you live in one of these states, you will NOT have to pay sales tax again when you return home. All other states will have to take care of the taxes and plates in their own states. A $1000 deposit is requiried within 48 hours of auction ending sent to our paypal address (countrychevroletherscher@yahoo.com) or you may contact me at the dealership directly to arrange credit card payment. The remaining balance to be paid with 7 days of auction ending. |
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