2006 Black Toyota Rav4, Base Model, 4 Cylinder, 4wd In Great Condition on 2040-cars
Montclair, New Jersey, United States
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2006 Black Toyota Rav4, Base Model, 4 cylinder, 4WD. I am the second owner as I bought this vehicle off a lease. It has been well maintained with regular oil changes and maintenance as needed. I replaced the tires and brake pads roughly 1 year ago. There is some minor damage to the drivers side bumper from a fender bender. The rear windshield wiper needs to be looked at as it only works sporadically. Minor stain on passenger side seat. The drivers visor needs to be replaced as well, as it no longer stays up. Also, a tire pressure sensor needs to be replaced as the light is on. I replaced one not too long ago, and was informed they would all need to be replaced at some point - this is a minor expense. The vehicle is otherwise in great condition, and comes from a smoke-free and pet-free environment.
Let me know if you have any questions. Full payment required at time of purchase. Pick-up only, unless you arrange transport. |
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