2002 Toyota Prius Needs Work. on 2040-cars
United States
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I'm selling this Prius and ONE more like it for the company i work for so don't for get to check it out also. About the car, the inside is in very good condition well took care of. There are a few small dings on it i took pictures so you can see were there at. There's one on the front bumper, one right in front of the left tail light, and one on the back right pasg. door. We are really not sure about the problem with the car but it might be the battery pack, (the car will not start because of that). The motor is in great shape, this car was not a service car it was bought for the company's owners dad to use everyday. He said that he thought it had around a 150,000 miles on it before it quit. You might know how to fix this your self and get a good car for a low price. This car will get between 40 and 50 miles to the gallon.
Starting bid is low so don't miss out on it!! If you have a feedback rating less that 5 contact be before you bid. If you have any question's please email me before you bid and i will answer the best i can. I check my mail before 6am at noon and after 5pm. The car is in Des Arc, Ar. |
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