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1527 days ago

2018 Toyota RAV4 GXL SUV

Kate from Flagstaff

Purchased from Ebett Toyota, Hamilton in November 2019 for my husband. Colour Dark Grey Only14,750kms
Price: Very near offers considered. This car has barely been used since our purchase.
Reg LJT31 Please check details on Car Jam. I don't understand all the features of this vehicle, but it's amazing and far more than I need or want.
I have a document outlining all the features and warranty that Ebbett Toyota has sent to me which I can forward on if you have questions.
We drove it to from Hamilton to Auckland and back once in early-December. A week later my husband became ill and now can no longer drive. Takes 91 petrol. 4.5 Star fuel economy. Will provide new WOF at time of sale.
For more details see this link: www.trademe.co.nz...

Price: $30,770

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