2013 Toyota Venza Le Awd 4-door 3.5l V6 Automatic on 2040-cars
Bigfork, Montana, United States
This is a 2013 Toyota Venza LE AWD 3.5L V6 with only 5100 miles in near new, mint condition. It has the beige cloth interior and blizzard pearl white exterior. Also has the tow package but have never installed a tow hitch and therefore never towed anything with the car. Am currently 18 months into a 36 month/15,000 mi/yr lease with Toyota Financial but cannot keep up the payments due to unforeseen medical expenses. Balance owing on vehicle is $27000 so save $4000 over new retail of around $31k. Buyer may purchase car outright from Toyota Financial or assume lease payments of $388/mo. I would be willing to cover first two lease payments or sell for $26,000 firm. Car has been minimally driven and is well below its mileage cap mark, which would normally be around 22,500 miles at present time. Car is located in Bigfork Montana just southeast of Kalispell Mt. You may call or email me direct at 206 850 4785 or jcos2002@gmail.com for more information and pictures if you like.
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