1992 Toyota Corolla Dlx Wagon 5-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
Montague, Michigan, United States
This car is a great gas saving, reliable vehicle that you could be lucky enough to drive. It has high miles but is still running well and should for a good long while. The interior is in pretty good condition and has never been smoked in. Exterior has some minor rust that I tried to show in the photos as well as the dent recently caused by a deer. Only selling because my wife is driving a different car now. The heat works great and the radio plays but the a/c only gets a little cool. Windows, locks, seatbelts and doors all work and are secure. This car has lots of cargo and seating space and I have transported as much as a large desk and dresser when folding the seats down. Car will be sold as is and by pick up only. I can e-mail more photos if you e-mail me.
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