2010 Toyota Vellfire 10,000 ONO
We’re selling our much-loved 2010 Toyota Vellfire, the ultimate family mover that’s taken us everywhere from Auckland to Queenstown without missing a beat. It’s been 100% reliable and is packed with practical features for families or road-trippers.
Key Features:
• 2.4L petrol engine – smooth and efficient
• Aftermarket head unit with Apple CarPlay & Android Auto (professionally installed)
• Rear cabin monitor – perfect for kids’ entertainment
• Roof rack & roof box – heaps of extra storage
• Dual power sliding doors
• 7-seat layout with flexible space and comfort
• Odometer: 184,xxx kms
• WOF: Valid until 2026 (VTNZ-issued)
• Rego: Paid until 01/08/2025
• Freshly serviced at Precision Auto
It is our family car with 2 very young boys so we keep it sound as it should. It has wof from vtnz passd with no problems and recently serviced for peace of mind for potential buyers. As you can see we have upgraded it to suit our family or any family with kids. It has more storage to fully utilise the 7 seats if needed, it has cabin monitors for kids entertainment got apple carplay and android auto. All the upgrades are easy $3k already. This is a genuine sale. Thanks.
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87.8% Yes
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40.8% Yes
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34% Maybe?
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25.1% No
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