Toyota 4runner Limited Black Premium Package Push Button 3rd Seat Touch Screen on 2040-cars
Pasadena, Maryland, United States
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There are no defects on 4runner looks new with no dings, chips, scrapes or scratches. Wife's car and my kids are 21 and 23 so no car seats or eating in car. Tan/black leather interior with black carpet. has 3rd row seat that stows away flush with floor, automatic running boards that stows away when door is closed. Push button start with no key just key fob. Limited comes with full time all wheel drive and can switch to four wheel drive also has 4 wheel low. Full frame off road tough. Audio, phone and nav are all touch screen and voice commanded. All hands free. This has 9000 miles and comes with full factory bumper to bumper warranty and Toyota care maintenance. Car is mine and tag and titled in my name and parked at my house. BB and T bank holds lien release transaction goes thru them for security. Truck is like new never any paint or accidents. 20 INCH RIMS FACTORY. way cheaper then new and 9000 miles thats it. Full warranty. Call 410-274-7424 with any questions. Private party owns and never abused. New truck will be here in 2 weeks or less Wife needs to drive till it comes in.
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