2003 Toyota 4-runner Sr5 4x4 Grey - Priced To Sell - Original Owner on 2040-cars
Bethel, Connecticut, United States
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If you are looking for a USED 4Runner, you will not find a better value. I am the ORIGINAL OWNER. This is priced $1,000 below the Kelly Blue Book for a "Good Condition" Private Sale (KBB value is $7,348). We are moving and need to sell the 4Runner. It drives like it is brand new and we just put $2,500 into the 150k mile maintenance check. Also, there are 4 high quality Michelin X-Radial LT2 tires (P265/65R17 110T) that were put on at 142,917 miles. So you have about 8,000 miles on high quality tires that are supposed to last 70,000 miles. I added an after market smart phone mount that you can see in the pictures, which works great for using your GPS. Also, I added an after market connector to the back of the car stereo so you can get direct AUX audio input, which is much higher quality than Blue Tooth. There is normal wear and tear for a vehicle over 10 years old, see the list above, but electrically and mechanically the vehicle is in great shape and with Toyota's reliability you can expect a lot more miles. Please ask any questions and it is available if you want to see it. |
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Honda, Nissan and Mazda recalling 3 million vehicles for airbag inflators
Mon, 23 Jun 2014Three million more vehicles can be added to the worldwide tally to be repaired for the faulty airbag inflators supplied by Takata. Honda, Nissan, and Mazda have all issued recalls to replace the bad part, including about 1.2 million of them in North America. NHTSA has been investigating all three companies, plus Chrysler and Toyota, for potentially affected vehicles.
Honda is recalling roughly 1.02 million Civic, CR-V, Odyssey and Element models In North America, built between April 2000 and October 2002. Mazda needs to repair 14,794 units of the RX-8 and Mazda6, and Nissan has 228,000 vehicles in North America to be fixed.
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