2006 Toyota Avalon Touring Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Tonasket, Washington, United States
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2006 Toyota Avalon Touring Sedan in excellent condition with 126,000 miles. While I can describe the car, I would encourage you to Google the car and read all the positive reviews and features. The car has the 3.5 liter motor that delivers 268 HP and gets 30 mpg on the highway. It has a timing chain instead of a belt which lowers maintenance costs. It even uses regular gasoline.
It is extremely comfortable with leather seats. The front ones are 12-way powers and have power adjustable lumbar support. The rears actually recline and have separate heating and AC controls and vents. The floor is flat. Dual climate controls are easy to use and the radio sound quality is fantastic. It is like driving around your living room. I wanted the touring sedan for the suspension upgrades. The car is Blue Mirage Metallic although I always find it amusing the names that the manufacturers come up with for paint colors. It is light metallic blue and there aren't any mirages. The paint is glossy and looks great. There are two small parking lot dents and a 3 inch scratch on the bumper. The tires are Goodyear performance all seasons and are about 85%. Replaced the brakes about 9,000 miles ago and have records showing the scheduled maintenance has been completed. I live in Tonasket Washington which is 22 miles south of the Canadian border in the north central part of Washington State. It takes five hours to drive east over the Cascade Mountains from Seattle and three hours to continue east to Spokane. I would consider delivering the car for expenses since it is so great to drive. If you are serious about the car, you are welcome to call me at 509-560-0080. My name is Mike. Please don't call me with offers of trades, take payments or asking me to donate the car to a worthy cause. It would waste both of our time and only result in unnecessary conflict. My reserve price is$ 10,500. I priced the car and found them with more miles for more money. Thank you for reading this long story and good luck bidding. |
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