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2000 Toyota Solara Sle Convertible V6 Automatic on 2040-cars
US $5,999.00
Year:2000
Mileage:144000
Location:
United States
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Here’s a 2000 Toyota Solara SLE convertible. I
bought this car in 2002. This vehicle is located near Phoenix, Arizona. Here are some of the features :
· Leather interior · Power driver seat · Security system · Power windows · Power locks · V6 Motor (the
larger one) · Automatic with
overdrive · Radio with multi-
CD player (original) · Automatic Air
conditioning system (nice and cold) · Air bags (front and
side) · Tilt steering wheel · Cruise control · Original fog lights · Power antenna · Factory digital
clock and outside temperature display · Built-in garage
door opener · Premium alloy
wheels (factory) S I've never smoked in the vehicle This car has a good, clear title. It does
have some miles on it (144,XXX) but like most Toyota’s they run and run and
run. I just put new brakes in and windshield wipers. One of the tires seems to
shake a little—might need to be rebalanced or replaced. Everything works like
it should and the car has been very dependable—it has never let me down or
stranded me by the side of the road. I’m getting up in age and I just don’t
need the convertible anymore. My wife has freckles and fair skin and can’t take
the sun exposure—we have yet to drop the top this summer so decided it’s time
to let someone else enjoy it. I reserve the right to end the listing as I
have the car listed locally as well. Contact me via email or call 701-818-9712 (Dean) with any questions. |
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