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Hey,

I have a gold 1991 Toyota Soarer for sale. The details are:

1991

V8 Limited

Leather interior

Touch Screen

DVD Player

Air Suspension

Central Locking

TEMS

All power options

rego till september

The car is in great condition and drive excellent.

goldsoarerfrontl.jpg

goldsoarerintl.jpg

goldsoarerside2l.jpg

The asking price is $10000 - I think this is very cheap for this car, if you are interested please let me know.

Thanks

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How many K's on the clock?

Hey,

The clock says 40,000kms but the electronic cluster was changed in Japan before the car was shipped over because the old one was starting to blink. The car has really done between 80-120000kms and is in great condition. Any car check will confirm this. I have owned the car for 1.5 years and have not had a problem with it.

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