2004 Toyota Solara Se Convertible 2-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
Windermere, Florida, United States
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This car is up for auction only because I need to resolve some of my finances. I bought this Solara a year and a half ago with an intension to keep it since Toyota does not manufacture this vehicle anymore and I know it definitely worth some money later year to come. I will post pictures in a day or two and any questions please feel free to contact me 407 272-0670 The car runs like new and the body no dents or damage inside and outside is in very good condition. The has been service at Toyota since I bought and all oil changes has been done by me directly. There is a reserve price that buyer would need to abide by, thanks. |
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