2000 Toyota Solara SLE Coupe 2-Door 3.0L

Pros: I took great care of my car, 'm the second owner and I've had her since 2006. I changed the oil every three thousand miles even though synthetic oil can last for five thousand miles. I constantly poured fuel injector cleaners into the gas tank. I also changed the engine air filter consistently and if there was a cabin air filter for my car, 'd change that too. In May, 014. I changed the defective power steering pump, eplacing it with a genuine Toyota power steering pump and I had the power steering system fluid flushed along with a few parts changed. In September, 013, he rear tires were replaced and in August of 2015, he front tires were replaced with top of the line Goodyear tires. In May, 015, had the brakes and the rotors changed. I kept her in great shape for longevity and her new owner. Only two things I recommend you do, hose are replacing the transmission oil, ince she recently went over 100,000 miles and it's recommended to replace the transmission oil at that point. The other is to get 16 inch OEM rims and I've been eying some on tirerack.com, ut as you can see, 've already spent a lot of money on my first auto Love. The original rims are stable, ut aren't as pretty as they were originally. I never had any engine or transmission issues probably due to the way I properly maintained her and by God's grace.

The only two reasons why I'm selling her, re because I'm at a Job near the N.Y.C. Transit Subway and New York City traffic these days is Horrendous due to almost nine million people living in a small area of land. I'll sell her according to Ebay's guidelines. She can be driven to a buyer in the Tri-State or hauled to other States. Otherwise I'd keep her for life and I don't want her to ever end up in a junk yard. She will last you a very long time and she can be yours when the price is right and if you intend to keep her running for a long time like I intended because she's a Toyota and most likely she'll go over one hundred and fifty thousand miles and maybe until two hundred thousand miles and beyond.