Used 2008 Scion TC - 5sp Manual for sale in Minneapolis, MN

This is a really fun car! My 2nd TC. Only reason I'm selling it is because I'm getting an SUV. These cars get high consumer reviews, and everything about it works and is just overall great!

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Cash only. $6,400 obo

-It's a Toyota so, of course, incredibly reliable, durable, and runs well.
-These cars have a timing chain, so you won't have to worry about expensive timing belt replacements.
-It was getting 29-30mpg every time I filled up over the summer.
-Very zippy due to it's size, horsepower, and the manual transmission.
-Gets through the snow just fine, also due to it being a manual.
-Easy to connect a bluetooth receiver to the radio so you can link your phone.
-Handling, really comfortable seats, cruise, and full glass top with retracting moonroof make it very enjoyable to drive.
-Unexpected amount of interior room; put the back seats down and you can easily fit bicycles, lots of camping gear, etc. The liftback makes it very convenient and easy to load and unload.
-Has a trailer hitch and hitch ball if you want to put a bike rack on it.
-Power everything.
-TPMS.
-ABS.
-Nice little storage spots.
-Theft deterrent system.
-Nice stock stereo system.
-Everything mechanical is stock.
-Glass is lightly tinted.
-Driver's seat has memory.
-2 Keyless entry fobs and an extra valet key.
-Scion rubber mats for the front (I also have the carpeted mats).
-I custom cut a WeatherTech cargo mat to fit the cargo area perfectly.
-I also have a custom fit sun visor for the windshield.
-Non-smoker vehicle.
-I always do routine maintenance and regular oil changes with full synthetic and Mobile1 filters.
-All 4 tires are matching Goodyears; regularly rotated and balanced.
-Just vacuumed, cleaned, wiped down, scrubbed, washed, buffed, rain-x'd, and waxed the whole thing end of September. Haven't driven it much at all since.
Check engine light comes on once in a while. I have a scanner and checked the code. You just take the gas cap off, then screw it back on an it will turn off. I got a new gas cap, but it still does this once in a while.

It's an older vehicle with higher mileage, so it does consume a little oil. I took it to Walser Toyota and had them run a test on it (I have the paperwork), and it was within spec.
Come check it out and take it for a spin!
I have the clean title in hand.

Patrick
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