2008 Toyota Prius Hybrid Hatchback Sedan on 2040-cars
Webster, New York, United States
2008 Toyota Prius 78K Leather Seats Power Windows and Locks Non-smoker New oil New Tires For sale is my 2008 toyota prius. It only has 78,000 miles on it, car is clean inside and out. There are no issues with the what so ever. This prius comes with leather seats, power windows and locks, and keyless entry. About 150 miles ago the tires and oil where changed. The car got a complete coolant flush, and was inspected for any other issues. This prius does come with a rebuilt ny salvage title. The car is ready to be registered and driven right away. I had purchased the car to be driven everyday for work as an average for 100 miles round trip and wanted to make sure there would be in issuse, so please be assured that this vehicle has been gone through and checked over for any mechanical defects. The damage was to the right fender. The fender and hood where replaced and the front bumper cover was just painted. About a week before the car was to be put to use i received a company car and no longer am in need for a personal vehicle. The vehicle is for sale locaaly as well and the auction may end at any time. Any questions please call me 585 4897206 |
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