1997 Toyota Camry Xle V6 1 - Owner Only 57k!!! on 2040-cars
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You read correctly! This beautiful 1997 Toyota Camry V6 XLE has ONLY 56,8xx miles!!!! Less than Fifty-Seven-Thousand!!!
I just recently inherited this car from my grandmother. She purchased the car brand new from Glen Toyota in Fair Lawn, NJ. It's always been garaged and is a 1 - owner vehicle with a clean carfax. This is truly your "little old lady only drove to the church on Sunday and to the grocery store" car. The car is in great shape and drives excellent. We even have the original window sticker (pictured). It has a couple of small dents/dings but is in otherwise great condition for a 17 year old vehicle. Tires are brand new! Brakes are brand new! Battery is brand new! Car needs nothing but a driver. Non- smoker, always garaged, superb condition. No warning lights and valid inspection until 2015. Purchased and serviced at Glen Toyota in Fair Lawn NJ. Needs some TLC (a good cleaning). Call/Text/Email for more information and to come take a look. Won't last long. For sale locally so I reserve the right to end auction early. |
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