2008 Toyota Yaris S Sedan 4-door - Toyota Certified Warranty - Remote Start on 2040-cars
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
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For sale is our 2008 Toyota Yaris S 4-door Sedan, Automatic transmission, with around 86,000 miles. This car is Toyota Certified which is a 7 year or 100,000 mile power train warranty which is transferrable to the new owner! Huge benefit!
This is the S sedan model which includes the nicer alloy wheels (no more missing hubcaps!) along with various body moldings, rear spoiler, and front fog lights and of course power windows and door locks. Also installed on this car is an aftermarket remote start which was professionally installed, so you can get the car started and warmed up in the winter and cooled down in the summer without having to get in it. All oil changes since we have owned it have been completed at the Toyota dealership and just a month ago the serpentine belt was also replaced at the Toyota dealer. No questions or stories with this car, we purchased it used from a Toyota dealer. This is a great 4 door car to commute with and has mostly highway miles since we have owned it, traveling from Fort Wayne to Indy. We average 34 mpg! Clean and clear title in hand. Overall the condition is good, there are a few minor marks on the outside of the car but nothing major. We take several hour long trips all the time with zero issues at all. It's a Toyota! Please contact us with questions or if you want to take a look at this Yaris. |
Toyota Yaris for Sale
2009 3-door used 1.5l i4 16v fwd hatchback
Clean in & out! runs perfect! a true fuel miser! come see this economical yaris!
4dr sdn auto 1.5l dark charcoal cloth seat trim front wheel drive wheel covers
Automatic front wheel drive 4 cylinder(US $7,495.00)
2008 toyota yaris base hatchback 2-door 1.5l(US $6,995.00)
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