2014 Toyota Avalon on 2040-cars
Pleasant Hill, Missouri, United States
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2014 Avalon XLE Touring. 14300 miles. Original owner. Dealer serviced. Garaged indoors. This car has all equipment
and features a luxury sedan does. The only thing this car does not have is ventilated seats. An XLE Touring has
Navigation, heated memory leather seats, telephone and Bluetooth connectivity, built in garage door opener,
sunroof, climate control, etc. With the Touring package you get: 18in wheels and wider tires, slightly firmer
suspension, quicker steering, paddle shift. This is a nice driving, handling car! My "Sunday" car is a Porsche
Cayman, I know a good driving car. No dents, dings or wheel rash. No bodywork or paintwork, no accidents.
Exceptionally clean all the way around. Tires are about 55% remaining tread. 24MPG around town up to 30MPG on the
highway. Factory warranty until the end of 2017. Two sets of floor mats, the carpeted set has not been used, brand
new. There is a cargo net for the trunk, nice for groceries etc. No issues! Near new automobile!
Toyota Avalon for Sale
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Auto Services in Missouri
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West County Nissan ★★★★★
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Superior Collision Repair ★★★★★
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Springfield Transmission Inc ★★★★★
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Autoblog Podcast #318
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