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2007 Prius Touring, Low Mileage, Nav, Leather, One Owner, Garaged, Low Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:2007 Mileage:40545
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This is a great car, it was our second Prius and we leased it in 2007.  My wife loved it so much we purchased it when lease was over.  I have all maintenance records; the oil was changed regularly and all recalls are up to date.  We put new tires on this car less than 1000 miles ago. Mechanically everything in this car works like brand new and the original owners manual is included.

This car has the Touring Package which includes navigation, leather seats, Bluetooth, back up camera, power locks, 6 CD changer with JBL upgraded sound system, dimming rear view mirror and garage door opener syncing. It has never been in an accident and the airbags have never been deployed. 

The car has a small dent on driver side rear door, someone dinged it while parked at the mall.  The bumpers have minor scratches that touch up paint would easily cover from normal wear and use.  The windshield is clear with no pitting. On the passenger side, behind the wheel, there is a minor dent in body that occurred when I drove over edge of a curb. All of these items are clearly shown in the photos here.  

We always kept this car in a garage and it shows.  My wife drove it across the country's twice when we moved, other than that, it was an errand car and the mileage shows.  We are only selling this car, which has steadily gotten 48-51 miles per gallon, because I bought her a 2013 Prius recently. 

This great car would be ideal for a college student and has lots of life and many many miles left in it.  

Serious bidders only please. 

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