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Year:2005
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Up for sale is a 2005 Toyota Matrix. The Carfax shows it to be a 2 Owner with no accidents. It is equipped with all power options, cruise, tilt, window tint, keyless entry and much much more. Runs and drives great! These Toyota's go the distance! The air blows ice cold. Tires are in great shape with tons of tread left. This is a perfect commuter car. The exterior has its normal scratches and dings and the interior has a few stains but should clean up easy. There is an airbag light on which could be related to the radio missing. Just a guess. I have driven this car myself and I would trust it to go up and down the road as a daily driver. Don't pass up your chance to own a great reliable commuter car for not a whole lot of money. This is a no reserve auction so the highest bidder wins! This vehicle is being sold as a cash and carry vehicle. The term cash and carry means that it has not been inspected or serviced by Don Herring Mitsubishi. Happy Bidding!
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