2005 Toyota Corolla S - 5spd on 2040-cars
Brockport, New York, United States
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2005 Toyota Corolla S Newer Battery (2yrs old) Very Good condition Corolla S with only 92,448 miles on it. That's only a little more than 10,000 miles per year. Very well taken care of (2nd owner) with no leaks and no known problems. Great little car that is great on gas mileage (City 32 / Highway 41). Very quick car that is a lot of fun to drive. Very little wear and tear for a 9 year old car. Interior is in excellent condition, no rips, burns, stains or tears. Exterior is in very good condition, a few scratches from door dings but nothing out of the ordinary. The aftermarket Auto VentShade (Black visors on the side windows) on the driver door is broken. Replacement is $45 on Amazon but didn't want to replace if potential buyer was going to take them off anyways. Reserve is well below KBB quote on "Good" condition. Being driven so mileage may vary slightly.
***NOTE*** Please don't be scared away by the minor accident reported on the history report. The accident occurred back in May of 2005 with less than 600 miles on the car. It has been trouble free for 91K+ miles. No mechanical Issues, No Rust Issues.
Hate to get rid of it but our current situation requires a truck otherwise we would be keeping this. |
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