2002 Toyota Solara Sle Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Condition: Please see condition description above. Additional info: tires have about 50% tread and are in good shape, the brakes are good for now but will need new pads in the next few months, fresh oil change last week. A very reliable car that runs and drives great. It has been my daily driver for the last two years. I had to replace the starter about 3 months ago, other than that I have never had to do any work to the vehicle, aside form regular oil changes. The car has an nice aftermarket CD player and its also wired for a SiriusXM radio with a mounting bracket, though the current SiriusXM receiver box is not working.
Features: See above. History: I am not the original owner. The car was given to me about 2 years ago by a family member who bought the car when it was a few years old. I have a clear title in hand. Payment: A $100 deposit via Paypal will be required within 24 hours of the auction close, otherwise the sale will be considered forfeited and the car will be re-listed. The balance may be paid at or before the time of pick-up via Paypal, Cash, Money Order or Cashier's Check. Payment in full is due within 7 days after close of this auction. Pick-up/Shipping: The vehicle must be picked up within 7 days after the close of this auction. You may arrange to have the vehicle shipped to you and I will be happy to cooperate with your shipper, but I will not make arrangements on your behalf. |
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