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2008 Scion Tc--mica Color, Very Good Condition! Special Release Series 4.0 on 2040-cars

US $8,800.00
Year:2008 Mileage:77000 Color: is very good
Location:

Windham, New Hampshire, United States

Windham, New Hampshire, United States
Advertising:

Selling a silver 2008 Scion tC. My sister is the second and current owner. It's a beautiful car. It's never been raced or driven hard like most of the tC's out there. Mechanically it's very reliable. The interior is perfect. The exterior is very good, minus a few scratches on the rims. This car is part of the special release series 4.0. At 77,000 miles, it has more than 100k to go. The only reason it's for sale is because my sister, upgraded to a BMW.

This car has a salvage title. The first owner got into a fender bender with it shortly after they bought it. They had an insurance policy that replaced the vehicle with one a model year newer, regardless of the severity of the accident. The insurance company claimed the car as a loss, hence the salvage title. The car was sold from the insurance company to a car dealership, who then replaced the bumper, restoring the car to pristine condition, then sold it in their lot. The salvage title means nothing except the car was deemed a loss by an insurance company. It can legally be registered, inspected, et cetera. If the salvage title concerns you, I am willing to let you take the car to the mechanic of your choice for inspection prior to purchasing. Believe me when I say this car is in excellent condition.


Complete list of features:

Interior:
-Special release 4.0 trim
-Microfiber seats
-Pioneer Audio System, including sub woofer option
-Ipod connectivity--Gives you the ability to control your ipod from the radio
-Auxiliary input jack for all other media devices
-Dual sunroofs, the front one is motorized
-Foldable rear seats for extra cargo space
-Side curtain and knee line airbags

Exterior:
-Alloy Rims
-Low Profile Tires
-Galactic Grey Mica paint
-Hatchback Trunk

Powertrain:
-2.4 Liter Inline 4 cylinder engine
- DOHC (Dual Overhead Camshaft)
-VVT-i (intelligent variable valve timing)
-9.8:1 Compression Ratio
-161 Horsepower
-162 pound feet of torque
-4 speed automatic transmission
-Five star crash test rating
-4 wheel ABS
-4 wheel disc brakes


Kelley Blue Book's private sale value (the lowest) is $10,600 in excellent condition. I'm asking $8,800 or best offer.

Thanks for Reading. If interested, contact me by call, text, or email.

-Neal

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