2004 Toyota Camry

LE SE Sedan

2.4L 4 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Automatic

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Front Wheel Drive

Gasoline

2004 Toyota Camry LE Only 59,450 miles! California Car! Rides like a dream and 36-38 MPG! 4 Door Sedan Power Steering! Power Brakes! Power windows! Power locks! Power Seats! Plush Grey Velour Interior! Great fuel economy! CA licensed until mid November! This is a beautiful car! Passes smog with no problems. A great car for someone who wants to ride in style, but also get good fuel economy. These cars routinely go 200-300 thousand miles and more! Low reserve, so bid with confidence! Kelly Blue Book values this car at $10,000 in 'good' condition and $9500 in 'Poor' condition. http://www.kbb.com/used-cars/toyota/camry/2004/private-party-value/pricing-report?condition=good&id=3473&category=sedan&equipment=133695%7ctrue&mileage=59450 This car has a clear, salvage title, in my name, with no leinholders. This was my wife's car, and she barely drove it. It has had the nose slightly bumped. Both front fenders, and the hood have the original vin# stamped on them and have not been replaced. The damage was localized to the front bumper. The radiator has been replaced and is only 2 years old. On May-18-11 at 12:13:10 PDT, seller added the following information: I apologize for not including this info in the original ad. The car was a lease vehicle, involved in a front end accident, salvaged by the insurance company, auctioned, and fully repaired. The California Highway Patrol inspected and passed the car for correct operation and repairs, before CA DMV would issue a new title and registration. I have all documentation of inspections and repairs.The original salvage repairs include the core support, radiator, bumper and bumper covering and paint. The hood and both front fenders are original (not replaced) and have the VIN# attached to each of them. My wife drove the car for only a few months, and caused the current damage to the front of the car. My insurance would have paid for it to be repaired, but I didn't want to file a claim for such minimal damage and risk my rates going up, so decided to just live with it. Since my wife passed away a year ago, I haven't driven the car, but once a month, and it just sits in my driveway, so finally decided to sell it. The car starts and runs great, and you could definately drive this car across the country with no problems. It has just had an oil change @ 57,000 miles, and the tires are 80% tread.