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For sale is a Toyota Matrix (hatchback) with less than 97,700 miles in terrific condition! This has not been smoked in, it is not been abused, and does not have pets ride in it. I took extra care of this car only putting in the best oil and filters, and making sure preventive maintenance is done in a timely/obsessive manner. Additionally, this car has a really nice aftermarket radio head unit installed!! The only issue with the car is a couple of dents on the side/roof and one very small area of chipped paint. I am selling because I tore my ACL and can no longer drive. If you have any questions, please ask me before you bid!!!

Here are some of the cars features:

Brand new 60k mile tires just put on; they have about 2000 miles of wear. A $1000 radio head unit installed with GPS, traffic, hd radio, bluetooth, SiriusXM radio, dvd player, and back up camera. This car also has beautiful alloy wheels.

A/C ice cold, All scheduled maintenance, Excellent condition, Factory GPS system, Fully loaded with all the goodies, Looks & drives great.

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