2013 Toyota Yaris Le Hatchback 4-door 1.5l on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Selling 2013 Toyota Yaris. Good looking car. This vehicle is really great and easy to drive. This car feels very comfortable and safe when driven. It's also great on gas - at just under 35 mpg on the highway. It's truly a great gas saver! It's an excellent car for any college student and for people that enjoy saving money on gas. This vehicle is in excellent (like new) condition. The engine and transmission are in perfect working condition. Odometer reflects actual mileage. What you see in the pictures is what you get. Non-smoker owned vehicle. Similar vehicles (2013 Toyota Yaris) equally equipped retail for over $15.000, but you will receive this vehicle for much less. No Accidents. Clean Carfax. A deposit of $500 non-refundable is due immediately after the auction ends to secure the vehicle- via PayPal at leimanisedijs@yahoo.com the rest must be paid within 7 days via Cashier’s Check, Certified Check, or Cash-In-Hand. If you have any other questions about the car feel free to e-mail me or call; 929 444 1416 |
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According to Toyota, the condenser can leak onto an airbag control module, which in turn could cause a short circuit. In most cases, this will just lead to an airbag warning light, but in rarer instances, the airbags could fail to deploy or pop out of their own accord. There's also a concern over a loss of power steering if the airbag control module develops a short.
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