1 Owner 2007 Toyota 4runner V6 Sr5 -low Miles-toyota Dealer Maintained on 2040-cars
Orange, California, United States
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You are looking at a 1 owner 2007 Toyota 4Runner SR5 with only 89k miles. It's got the SR5 package with a tow package, moonroof, power windows, locks, alloy wheels, tires are about 75%. The truck has never been involved in any accidents and comes with a free CARFAX history that shows it has been maintained by Toyota and is a true "ONE OWNER" car. Both the interior and exterior are in fantastic condition, with just a few minor nicks and scratches on the bumpers, and a tiny paint chip on the tailgate. Please take a moment to view our ENTIRE INVENTORY online. We specialize in ONE OWNER vehicles. We DO NOT get our cars from auction! We buy directly from the public just like CARMAX. All our vehicles are CARFAX CERTIFIED and come FULLY SERVICED! We encourage a personal inspection on all our cars listed on eBay prior to bidding, as there may be minor details we've missed. As with all of our cars, we are happy to provide you with a FREE CARFAX REPORT. Apply now to get approved on payments of $299/month with $500 down OAC!
PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBPAGE AT: WWW.OCAUTOLENDER.COM TO APPLY FOR A LOAN ON THIS VEHICLE PLEASE NOTE: The "buy it now" price of $15997 does not include tax, title, license, smog and doc fees. Do not bid or make any offers unless you have either gotten pre-qualified on the above website OR have your own financing FULLY in order. Call (714)469-4868 with any questions. The car is available for viewing at: CJack's Autos - 815 E Katella Ave in Orange 92867 |
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