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2007 Toyota Avalon Limited Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars

Year:2007 Mileage:74560
Location:

Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada

Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
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This is a very special AVALON LIMITED EDITION. The car runs and drives perfectly. It is a USA model that was not sold in Canada in 2007. Toyota built Avalon on the same chassis, power train and body as the Lexus ES350. It has 74,560 original miles and is in extremely good condition. The car looks even better than the photos show. It has every available factory option including 2 Rear DVDs, NAVIGATION, Power sun roof, Heated & cooled leather seats, Xenon lights, Plus, Plus, Plus. It has a very powerful 268 Hp V6 that runs as quiet and smooth as new, 17" Alloys with 4 Brand New Cooper All Season Radials plus the brakes where just done. The oil was religiously changed with Castrol EDGE Synthetic every 4,000 Mi. Worry free, luxury driving for years. CLEAN, CLEAR title, no accidents or problems, you will not be dissapointed every thing works perfectly. I am not a dealer, just an ordinary old guy that has bought a new car and need to sell my AVALON, no tricks or surprises! This is a true NO RESERVE AUCTION, the high bidder will win the car. The car is currently licensed and registered in BC Canada but can be taken back to US very easily. Email Ron if you have questions, PLEASE ask now before bidding. DO NOT bid unless you are ready and prepared to buy, check with mom first, please. 

When you arrive to inspect and take delivery, the car will be exactly as described or your all payments will be 100% refunded, I am not here to cheat you I am just selling my car! Your 100% satisfaction is guaranteed! The car is advertised for sale locally for $14,700 firm and subject to any sale prematurely ending this auction. You to can also end the auction early just make me a reasonable offer.

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