2011 Toyota Prius Hybrid; Gray Exterior; 49,500 Miles; Excellent Condition on 2040-cars
New York, New York, United States
Up for sale is a very well maintained 2011 Toyota Prius hybrid with a charcoal gray exterior and gray cloth interior. This car has 49,500 miles and comes from a non-smoking home. Since owning the car, the car has undergone all regularly scheduled maintenance, and the car comes with all records.
Key features of the car - 1.8 liter, 4-cylinder electrical assist engine that yeilds 45 city / 55 high miles per gallon - Charcoal gray exterior with fresh paint - Clean gray cloth interior with fold-down rear seats - Numerous safety features including anti-lock brakes, dual airbags and side-curtain airbags - Power windows, power mirrors and power locks - Air conditioning blows ice cold - CD player Car is available for local pick-up in the greater New York City metropolitan area. Any shipping would need to be arranged by the bidder. Please contact me with any questions or for a private viewing prior to bidding. Check out my 100% feedback and bid with confidence! |
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"Our team was heavily influenced by Toyota's sports car past, especially Celica and Supra, and we sought to capture some of that history. It is an aggressive, track-focused sports car concept with a presence that has been amplified for shock and awe," said Alex Shen, Calty's Studio Chief Designer.
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