2012 Toyota Avalon on 2040-cars
Hamilton, Texas, United States
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You are viewing a 2012 Toyota Avalon Limited in excellent condition.
The new buyer will get (1) the remaining CPO Comprehensive Warranty till 48,400miles or February 2017 (whichever
comes first).
(2)Roadside Assistance till February 2017
(3)Limited Powertrain Warranty 7 years or 100,000miles from start date when sold new (expires 08/17/19 or 100,000
miles)
This car has no known mechanical problems. I wouldn't hesitate to drive it across country. It needs nothing except
a new owner. Recently routine-serviced (40,300 miles) at a Toyota dealer. Never been in an accident. Normal wear
consistent with age of car, minor parking lot door scuffs. no dents, rips or tears. No signs of abuse. Non smoker,
no pets. Original paint.
It is fully loaded with all the options: (Just to list a few)
*Keyless, entry and start. (with key in pocket, lock or unlock car through any of the 4 doors
*HID headlights with auto on/off and automatic leveling.
*Heated and cooled front seats, perforated soft leather seating front and rear
*Rear seats AC vents
*Power rear sun shade
*Premium JBL sound, Bluetooth phone connectivity, USB and AUX port
*Reclining rear seats
*Rearview camera, Navigation with touchscreen
*Full size spare tire (never used)
*Turn indicator lights on side mirrors with integrated flood lights.
The warranty is transferable.
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