2005 Toyota Solara Sl Sport Coupe 2-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
Henderson, Nevada, United States
2005 Solara SLE, 6 cyl., automatic, with 17" wheels and sport package. Black interior and exterior with brushed stainless-like trim inside. Power windows, tinted windows, very cold air conditioning, power moon-roof, power side view mirrors, am/fm radio with in-dash 6 CD changer, great sounding stereo. Satellite radio ready. Roomy back seat and huge trunk! 130K miles and going strong! This car runs perfectly.
Recently had approx $3000 worth of maintenance and upkeep done including the timing belt, new motor mounts, new battery, 4 new tires, new water pump, and more. All maintenance and repair paperwork is available. This car will last for many years to come because it was well taken care of. Only 2 owners, and I've had it since it had 28,000 miles. Purchased locally at Toyota. No salt damage. Never driven in snow. |
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