Toyota Rav4 in Excellent condition, Low Mileage Priced to sell
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A 2006 Toyota Rav4 with WOF until 21/06/2019 and registration until 04/10/2019
This tough yet family-friendly/adventure-ready SUV has only done 77000Kms and has had only 1 owner.
Regularly serviced every 8000-10000kms and maintained with premium engine oil (Castrol Edge), this trusty Toyota is ready to hit the road.
Car has been in covered car parks for most of its time.
Tidy interior with synthetic leather seat covers custom made for RAV4s.
Priced to sell and in excellent condition
Please contact Mack (number in contact details) if you have any further questions.
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