2007 Toyota Yaris

Sedan

4

Manual

JTDBT923871079319

Clear

GAS

You'd be purchasing a great and uber reliable Toyota Yaris 2007. I bought this car new, and I've been the only owner. I've been so happy with this car. It has been well maintained. Would be great for anyone who wants a fuel efficient car.· 4 Door Sedan (Model 1441C)· Color: Black Sand Pearl (FC40) with white pearl interior · EPA Mileage 34 City / 40 Hwy · 93,700 miles at time of Listing · 5 Speed Manual Overdrive Transmission· Aux input (for external IPHONES etc)· Manual locks/windows (didn't want electric failures or un-needed problems) Car's Story--no secrets here: I used to get too many oil changes originally because this car can go 5,000 miles (at least) before the oil change indicator light turns on--but mechanic didn't know this, so he kept changing the oil every 3,000 miles for the first three years. Also, the oil was changed last month. I have all receipts from diligent maintenance over the years--you'll receive them. No accidents. I put on new brake pads and cleaned up the rotors this summer. One rotor might need additional cleaning or a replacement because rarely there is some light grinding on that side--this isn't an issue, but something to be aware of (verified by Burdick mechanic). Also, the tires are brand new--all season tires. I put them on this week! There is only one thing that isn't an issue but will eventually need some attention: the muffler pipe (found part for $100 online). It has a tiny hole near it's welded on bracket--this tiny hole doesn't effect anything except you hear it from the outside (can't hear it when in the car). I may end up replacing this on my own and asking for more money--but currently it has the tiny hole. There are typical dings, scratches, and a small dent in front (small tree branch fell while driving--happy it didn't hit windshield)/ small hole (1/16") in driver's bottom seat (car comes with seat covers--discoloration in front driver seat from cleaning), slight discoloration in some of the other seats after cleaning them (I was happy with how well they cleaned up!), but nothing atypical for this year of a car. Cleaned up the car very well to make it seem as new as possible for the next owner.Reason for Selling: I originally planned to have this car and get at least 300,000 miles out of it (hence the meticulous maintenance). I have set ambition plans to be off fossil fuels within two years. I'm building a tiny house, and I need money for it, so I'm using my car to help fund this project--your gain. It's hard to let this car go. Feel free to ask any questions or stop by and check out the car! You may request additional photos, let me know what you need. ~Chris