2010 Toyota Scion Tc Rs 6.0 Release Series Special Edition Navi, Sunroof, Auto!! on 2040-cars
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2010 Toyota Scion TC RS 6.0 Only 34,000 Miles Automatic 4-cylinder 2.4 Liter same as Toyota Camry Engine 35MPG This is the Release Series Model meaning only 1100 of these models were ever made in Japan. One of a kind car this is #57 out of 1100. Equipped with stock Alpine Navigation 4'' LCD Screen with IPOD/MP3/HD/SAT/AUX/USB Dual Panoramic Sunroof Speedway blue with stock decal badge. Power windows, locks, keyless remote. Fog lights. Rear Folding Seats. Runs and drives excellent. Heat/AC work great. Very sporty and fun to drive. Clean Carfax with no reported accidents only 1 owner Comes with PA rebuilt title. The only part that was replaced was the rear bumper. Everything else on this car is original as it was when brand new. Minor scuffs on front bumper see picture. Car is already inspected and ready to be transferred to the new owner. Car is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19152. |
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