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Beautiful Highlander Hybrid 2007 In Florida on 2040-cars

US $10,000.00
Year:2007 Mileage:126000
Location:

United States

United States

 

This is a very nicely equipped 2007 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Limited with 126,000 highway miles. This Hybrid is equipped with factory navigation, four-wheel-drive, heated-leather seats, power sunroof, and other convenience features. The air conditioning is cold and the heater works well. All of the power equipment in this vehicle has been checked and tested and everything is working properly.

This Highlander runs and drives beautifully. There aren’t any service indicators or warning lights on. The Hybrid system operates flawlessly and efficiently. The engine runs very strong and smoothly. The transmission shifts perfectly and the four-wheel-drive system operates properly. The suspension and steering are nice and tight. The matching set of Firestone tires have about 75% life left, and the brake pads are all in excellent condition as well. The vehicle just received a full Toyota service.

The Sonora Gold Pearl finish is very glossy and clean, and this Highlander has a beautiful looking exterior. The only flaws are a few nicks or imperfections, but there aren’t any dents or scratches. There isn’t any body rust at all, and the undercarriage is very clean, dry and in excellent condition without any leaks. The alloy wheels are very clean and undamaged.

The interior has been very well maintained and is clean and in excellent condition. All of the leather surfaces are soft and supple, and the seats are in great condition. The carpeting is very clean and fluffy throughout with only minor wear on the driver side. All interior trim is also in excellent condition. There aren’t any stains or holes on any seats, carpeting or interior trim. There is one very small tear on the outside of the passenger side seat, which is virtually unnoticeable. The previous owner was a non-smoker, and there aren’t any odors or burn marks inside the vehicle.

The title is clean and clear without any liens or encumbrances. My Highlander looks excellent, and it runs perfectly, and it has given me great service since I owned it.

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