1554 days ago

Toyota Echo 2002

Jan from Te Awamutu

Ideal car for learner driver or shopping basket

Key details:
• Toyota Echo 2002
• Number plate - GCR184
• Kilometres - 149,601km
• Body - Black, 5 door Hatchback
• Seats - 5
• Fuel type - Petrol
• Engine size - 1298cc
• Transmission - 4-gear automatic
• Registration to - 02 May 2020
• WoF expires - 17 May 2021

This car runs well and has served a learner driver well. It has a few bumps and scrapes externally and has a very tidy interior.
For Sale
$1,850.00 ONO

Price: $1,850

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