Toyota Prius 2007 Black 99000 Miles Driving Clean Title on 2040-cars
Van Nuys, California, United States
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The bad things about this vehicle: Front driver side below fender, frame has been professionally replaced, new fender, new bumper, new hood, professionally painted. Front passenger side fender has a dent Rear passenger side needs a new quarter panel, but is only cosmetic Once the quarter panel is replaced, a new rear bumper will be needed. Rear hatch back door, is not painted professionally. Front driver door is not painted professionally. When I open the front driver door, there is a dent on the frame. All around car has scratches etc. Inside there are tan clothing seats is in fair condition, might will need some shampooing, no wholes. One of tire air pressure sensors is bad, so it shows on the display once you turn on the car the lock light is on too, while driving due to hatchback door lock being sensitive and damaged quarter panel. The good things about this vehicle THIS CAR HAS ALLOY WHEELS, SRS, BACKUP CAMERA, CD Player, I believe its a Package #2, Clean Title. It has tires that were purchased 3 month ago, it has new brake pads changed also 3 month ago, Oil change recently done. It has brand new 12 V battery. No known mechanical problems. AC blows cold. Everything works inside the car. This car drives perfectly. Is being used every day. |
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