2011 Toyota Yaris 4dr Sdn Auto on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
The car is no reserve price, will sell for whatever it will bring. See the description for addition details.
This is a perfect car. The car has a
salvage history / rebuild title because of suspected flood damage but the car
is drivable in the perfect condition, there was no sign of water inside a
car. I bought this car from the auction for a resale and did not have to
fix anything there, perfectly runnable and beautiful. The car has original paint, no smell, no
electrical problems. The car got new breaks all around, oil recently was changed, and has low miles: 48, 805 actual
miles. This is a clean, well kept car,
only one owner. It‘s obvious that the owner took great care of this car and it shows. Everything is working in the car. The
title is already reconstructed, it is the same as a regular title, the only
work needs to be done by the buyer is to register the car. The
buyer must pay $250 what includes temporary plates and paper work. A free pick
up from the train station or the airport if needed is offered as well.
Please look at the pictures carefully and do your research before bidding/buying. I really want to please our customers and receive a 5 Star Positive Feedback rating, so please ask questions first and by all means be sure this item is what you need. |
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