Grey 2005 Toyota Camry Le With 98.5k Miles. Great Condition on 2040-cars
Monsey, New York, United States
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All descriptions can be seen above. If you have any additional questions or would like more pictures PLEASE contact me. Selling car as is. I personally put on 70+K miles on this car. I have been changing the oil with synthetic oil regularly. I have many car reports from the past years in the glove box. I put on new ($450+) tires this past summer. Once every 10-15 gas fill ups I have been putting in premium/plus gasoline, otherwise it has been using mainly an 87 octane gas. When I fill up the car completely, I get close to 350 miles on one full tank of gas. This car has mainly been used for highway usage over the past 4-5 years and has been garage kept for most of the snowy weather here in Connecticut (we used my wife's car). There is a bumper sticker on the left side of the bumper- it can easily be moved. The car has been registered here in CT for the past 5+years and has passed all Vehicle Inspection Reports. If you are serious about the purchase this vehicle, please email me( and for any additional information) and we will work out the details regarding payment and pickup/delivery of the vehicle. |
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