1999 Toyota Solara Se Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Seffner, Florida, United States
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I bought this car for my girlfriend not knowing that she couldn't drive a stick shift. So that is why the car is for sale. I am selling the car for exactly what I paid which is $4,000. This car is a Florida car and has always been so there is no rust. It's a 1999 Toyota Solara SE V6 5 speed car. It runs and drives perfect. Everything works perfectly on this car. The AC blows very strong and is ice cold. The motor is very strong and quiet. Their are no oil leaks or funny sounds. No wires or hoses out of place or taped up. The battery is an Interstate battery which is a very good brand. I tested it and it shows 13 volts. I tested the alternator and it is working perfectly as well. The transmission shifts perfectly and the clutch works perfectly. The windows are power and they go up and down quickly and smoothly. The sunroof opens and closes perfectly with no squeaks or sounds. The seats are power and they move quick and quiet just as they should. Tires are all in good condition and it has all the factory hub caps.The radio is a Panasonic with remote control and it works perfectly. The car has an alarm and that also works perfectly. The brakes are smooth and quiet. The power steering moves smoothly. The headlights are clean and clear .All the glass is clean and clear. The problems with the car are, it has a dent and scratch on the front drivers side fender. The front and back bumper covers have scratches, but I think those can be buffed out. Overall this is a very good car that I wanted to own and I'm sure you would want to own. Feel free to have an inspection done or come by for a test drive. I am selling this car locally so first $4,000 takes it. I will consider trades if automatic. Suv preferred. Feel free to ask any questions or ask for specific pictures.
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