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1992 Toyota Corolla Dlx Sedan 4-door 1.6l 77k Original Miles! on 2040-cars

US $2,800.00
Year:1992 Mileage:76877 Color: lights this week
Location:

Oakland, New Jersey, United States

Oakland, New Jersey, United States

1992 Toyota Corolla 4 dr Sedan, 76,877 original miles 1.6L 1587CC l4 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated front wheel drive.
I am the second owner. I bought this from the original owner with 62,789 in 11/2012. The car was hit while parked in my driveway by a car that lost control. He saw the car last minute and swerved to avoid but grazed the side causing the front passenger side fender and some scratches in the paint down the right side (see photos). The fender can be bought for between $75 and $100 in stock color and less for primed aftermarket. I already looked it up and found the part. There was no frame damage at all and did not affect drive ability at all.
The drivers insurance estimated to fix the fender and trim piece and paint to be too high compared to book value so they declared it a total loss. The body shop told me there was no frame damage at all and there was no reason not to keep it and repair cosmetics if I decided to based upon the condition of the car.
He said I could get all the parts to fix it myself for $300-400. I kept it and have been driving it since without any issues at all.
I was going to buy the fender and repair it before selling it but I felt it would be better to see the actual damage to the car than to hide it with new parts and read a report saying it was a total loss and not knowing the extent of the damage.
 The car is automatic and the transmission was serviced/ flushed at a transmission shop and is 100% flawless. It has power steering, power brakes, absolutely freezing air conditioning, and great heat, Tires have 10,000 miles on them, oil change and coolant flush, new thermostat and lower radiator hose, all new bulbs in all exterior lights this week. Has a new battery, starter and alternator and spark plugs, wires and distributor cap. 
The car gets 30mpg costs $35 to fill up and runs awesome.
Commute all week on one tank of gas! 
Great first car or College transportation!
These cars are almost impossible to find with this low mileage and when properly cared for last to 200k + miles easily.
Most of these offered have 150k + miles on them.

Priced at the low end of NADA value willing to hear reasonable offers.

Any questions just ask

Thanks!

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