2001 Limited Toyota Highlander - Great Value! Very Well Cared For Over 10 Yrs on 2040-cars
East Brunswick, New Jersey, United States
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Great opportunity for value - Limited has JBL sound, 6 CD Changer, Heated Seats, Sunroof, electronic adjustable driver seat, etc! This SUV is in very good condition externally and internally. Typical scratches / wear and tear. I have taken great care of it from moistening leather to waxing etc ••••NEEDS TRANSMISSION WORK•••• Factual Details:
Fantastic in snow. Good on gas, Still has great power at all speeds. Wheels are balanced - feels like a newer car at 65 - 80 mph. Breaks / calipers are round - no pulsating, ••••Transmission shifts normally for first 8 minutes or so then will not shift to 4th gear but shifts down and up otherwise. I am told one of the error codes in the photo is a Knock Sensor and AAMCO indicates about $1,400 of work needed. I cannot confirm if it is a knock sensor for much less, electrical or the AAMCO full price estimate. I do not know if it will pass inspection or not with the codes currently listed -check engine VSC lights stay on. The drive selector light on floor does not work but most other electrical works as expected•••• If you know of a transmission repair person, this could be a great deal for you. Certainly this SUV is not just a get around town vehicle - it can go long distances.
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