Toyota Prius: 2005 Single Owner, Pkg 6, 82k Miles on 2040-cars
North Stonington, Connecticut, United States
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Hello! I am selling my 2005 Toyota Prius. This car is in very good condition, clean (non-smoker), low miles and no major dents. New water pump and Xenon headlight leveling system. I am the original owner and have had no issues with this car. I'm only selling it due to a cross-country move. This Prius is Package 6, which means it is fully loaded with navigation system, voice activated control, premium sound, side curtain airbags, fog lights, stability control, bluetooth, Xenon headlights, homelink garage door opener, auto-dimming rear view mirror, anti-theft protection and smart key locking with push button start. This car needs new tires, but I wanted to let the new owner pick those out. Also, I only have one keyfob for this car. While the car is in very good condition with low miles, it does have some minor wear and tear. I've included pictures of any exterior marks, please review them for details. The car is available for pickup in North Stonington, CT. The reserve price is set at $6,200.00 because I have a local dealer offering this amount to purchase my vehicle. They just completed a full maintenance on this car and I am sure they will turn around and offer it for sale at a much higher price. Blue Book value for this car (without new tires) is $8251. |
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