2005 Toyota Prius - 50+ Mpg -- No Reserve on 2040-cars
Windber, Pennsylvania, United States
You are looking at a 2005 Toyota Prius Gas / Electric Hybrid. We are selling this "as-is, where-is." It has a hybrid gasoline and electric engine with a 1.5L 1496cc 4-cylinder engine paired with a 1540 kwh/rpm electric motor. This setup routinely results in the car getting over 50MPG. The gasoline engine and braking system charge the battery and everything is displayed on the interactive dash screen. The car is very quiet and runs very well. We have had no problems with it. When we got it the battery was just replaced, and it works great. The body is in good shape, with a small dent on the passenger fender, some scratches on the driver's side bumper, and an approx. 18" crack in the windshield on the driver's side. If you are interested, we will have the windshield replaced before the car is picked up for an additional $209. If not, it will sell as-is. There is no rust or other damage or problems. Please look at the pics carefully for the damages. The interior is clean and in very good shape. It has ice cold automatic A/C, a nice AM/FM CD factory stereo, digital speedometer and display with touchscreen vehicle information and other controls, cruise control, power windows & locks, and full steering wheel controls. If you're looking for a good running, great gas mileage Prius at a really great price, bid now, no reserve!
We have fully inspected this vehicle and have honestly disclosed everything we have found, however no inspection is perfect and sometimes things are missed. Please read the description and look at the pictures carefully. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. There is no way we could possibly guarantee that every little thing will work when the car is picked up, even if everything worked for us during our inspection. Any opinions expressed in the description, such as "good" or "very good," are just that, our opinion. Thank you for your bid and your interest and good luck! |
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