Toyota Rav4 5-door 4x2 Suv on 2040-cars
Coppell, Texas, United States
Well maintained and cared for. All maintenance is current and was done at the dealer (Toyota of Lewisville). Still under factory 6 Year / 60,000 miles powertrain warrenty. Being relocated to Panama and unfortunately, I need to dispose of this vehicle. Offered at well below KBB Private Party price ($22K) and Dealer Price ($24K). SUV is in great shape with only minor scratches. No accidents or damage of any kind. Great on gas. Options: Leather Seats, Side Running Boards, Sun Roof, Tinted Windows and Alloy Wheels. If you are look for an SUV that has great gas mileage, this is your vehicle. I am the original owner. Kept in a garage. LOW MILES, less than 14K total miles. Make me an offer, but don't wait too long, at this price, it won't last long. Email me and I will send you a copy of the original Toyota Window Sticker with all vehicle details. |
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