3.0l V6 on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
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This car has a clean and clear title with no thefts. It was purchased originally in Folsom, Ca and has been continuously registered in California ever since. There was a minor accident in December of 2013 involving the left rear side of the car. This has been repaired and a new bumper cover installed.
It is an absolute California Rust-Free Car. AutoCheck and CarFax both show the date of a cars emissions tests and the mileage when taken and any sales that occurred. With this car there were no sales, however there was one transfer from the original owner to his son. So it is best to state that as a simple within family transfer in 2007. As these reports show the progressive mileage readings through the years and that is as close to a certification of the present mileage as you can get in that if the mileage had been altered you should see the mileage either not advancing over time or even dropping if the odometer had been replaced. That is a reliable record because it comes from the online records of a state agency, and there are no gaps. Cars from other states, such as Pennsylvania and many other states, may get smoged even every year, but the mileage is only recorded when there has been a transfer of ownership and it is easy in that case to alter the mileage and it not be uncovered in the reports from many states, but it goes a long way in explaining why there are so many apparently low mileage cars coming from certain states. But with this car, it had its mileage recorded every two years, in California, and so, that becomes a much more reliable record. Please note, In California 1996 and newer cars receive what is called a Star Emissions Test every two years. This test is quite vigorous and involves being tested on a Dynometer, and because of the vigor of that test, it is deemed sufficient every two years, assuming no transfer of ownership is involved. The following info is that record. July 2007 46,400 March 2009 59,873 February 2011 87,437 March 2013 104,726 December 2013 Minor Accident at approximately 110,000 miles. So, if your looking for a low mileage car, make sure that it is truly low mileage before you pay the price for a pig in a poke. This one is the real McCoy! Although it is difficult for me to say that 110,000 is low mileage it is comparatively low mileage when you look at most cars on the market. Please realize that there are many, many of these Toyota V6 cars being sold with over 300,000 miles today, and it is that dependability, combined with fuel efficiency, that is what makes those cars with even over 300,000 miles on them. With 200,000 miles they appear to be worth as much as about half the price of this one with just 110,000, although I personally would be not comfortable with buying at 200,000 miles, many are. When I do meet someone who is an original owner with one of these 300,000 mile plus cars, and I frequently do, I always ask them..." What, are you waiting for, the Govenor's Pardon to release you before you get out of this torture chamber? " But seriously, I really don't think you can do better than this one at $6,500. It has everything and everything works , even the cruise control works perfectly. The car is amazing! The low miles are absolutely real and the smog tests, and a physical inspection, proved that this car was very well maintained. There are no leaks and everything works. Whether you want a car for your collection, or to be a daily driver, I doubt you will find a better car to purchase at under $10,000. Options: Power Driver's Seat, Automatic, AC, Am/Fm w/CD, 3.0L V6, Alloy Wheels, White with Beige Interior.
Safety Air Bag-Frontal-Driver Air Bag-Frontal-Passenger Brakes-ABS Brakes-Type-4 Wheel DISC Child Safety Rear Door Locks Daytime Running Lights Engine Immobilizer Trunk-Emergency Release Comfort & Convenience Air Conditioning-Front Cruise Control Keyless Entry Max Seating Capacity: 5 Mirror(s)-Power Power Locks Reading Lamps-Front Seat Trim-Cloth Seat-Power Driver Seat-Rear Pass-Through Seats-Front Bucket Steering Wheel-Adjustable Steering-Power Trunk-Release-Remote Windows-Power Music & Entertainment Audio-AM/FM Stereo Audio-Cassette Player Audio-CD Player Interior Power Outlet Exterior Doors: 4 Rear Window Defogger Wipers-Intermittent Wipers-Variable Speed Intermittent Tires Front Tire Size: P205/65R15 Rear Tire Size: P205/65R15 Spare Tire Size: P205/65R15 Wheels Front Wheel Material: Optional Alloy Wheels Rear Wheel Material: Optional Alloy Wheels Please make your questions and your offers through the eBay system. |
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