2001 Toyota Highlander Base Sport Utility 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Bradford, Pennsylvania, United States
4 WHEEL DRIVE... 1 OWNER...
This Highlander is one beautiful vehicle. Its a fresh local trade. Very well cared for. The vehicles exterior is excellent. No dents or scratches and no sign of rust. This vehicle was garage kept. Only one exception to the exterior there is a small spot showing on the front driver side door that is starting to bubble. But that is extremely good for being a 13 year old vehicle. The vehicles interior is in just as nice shape as the outside. There are no stains or rips in the carpet or upholstery. The head liner is tight(no sagging). The previous owner had covers on the seats and pieces of carpet over the floor mats. She also had a rubber mat in the back. Some vehicle options for this vehicle are: power locks, power windows, power mirrors, am/fm cd/tape player, air conditioning, cruise control and more. For more information call BILL CROSS AT 814-331-8726. Please do not ask for the reserve we will not give this to anyone. We retain the right to sell this vehicle off of our lot. |
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