1999 Toyota Solara Se Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Westville, Indiana, United States
Selling my white 1999 Toyota Solara. I am moving to New York and will no longer need a car so, sadly, I have to sell this one.
Bought 2 years ago in Northwest Indiana from a dealership. 190,000 miles Asking $3,500 or best offer The good: -Brakes were replaced in 2013 -New Wheels! (Spring 2014) -Super clean, I took good care of this car -Smooth drive -Non-smoker Lets be honest: -There are a few small dinks and rust spots that have just appeared this past spring (you can see it all in the photos) -The check engine light has been on since I bought the car. I've had multiple mechanics check it out and everyone has said that the engine is okay, it's just annoying to look at. -The AC is not working, but fixable. -It was minorly hit almost 2 years ago on the driver rear side. No major damage done, and they did a great job fixing it back up. I prefer to handle payment transactions in person, but may make an exception. Please email me to set up payment. |
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