2005 Toyota Prius

Hello, I am selling my vehicle for $7,500. I am willing to negotiate. OBO! As is, Cash Only. It is a great fuel efficiency vehicle, with low mileage. This vehicle is a great gas saver specially in this economy. When it comes to vehicle cosmetics it is in decent shape, meaning there are paint scratches all over the vehicle. However, the vehicle does drives great and the electric battery is working great! You are welcome to stop by and check out the vehicle. If you would like to test drive the vehicle I will need you to provide a valid state license, insurance, and phone number. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you. SPECS/ Details: -Hatchback 4D -Clean Title -135,000 Mileage -48/45 City/Hwy MPG - 46 Combined MPG -Engine: 110 hp 1.5L I4 Hybrid -Fuel Tank Size: 11 Gallons -Auto -Front Wheel Drive -Ext. Color: Seaside Pearl (Blue) -Int. Color: Ivory/ Tan -Tinted Windows 35% -AM/FM RADIO -CD Audio -Cassette Tape -Navigation System -Air Conditioning -Power Locks -Power Windows -Power Mirrors -Cloth Seats -One set of keys -5 Seats -Much more. Update/Completed: - Replaced Two Rear Tires. Brand New Tires from Les Schwab All Season. 50,000 miles Tread-wear. - Wheel Spin Balance - Tires Less Schwab. - Replaced Water Pump by Meineke - Replaced Upper & Lower Radiator Hoses by Meineke. - Replaced Coolant System Hoses by Meineke Recommend Fix from Meineke Car Care Center: -Spark Plugs due to Factory Schedule - Under the Hood. -Shock/Struts - weak and old - Due by Mileage. -Door Handle - Right Side, Back Passenger Side. I have the parts for it, just one part is needed. Haven’t had the chance to install it yet. Everything does work tho including the window and opening door. -Passenger Side Mirror - needs a cover. Part is cheap on Amazon to buy. Side mirrors do work great. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you. :) FUN FACT: The Prius Hybrid battery gets its charge through a normal drive cycle. The hybrid version doesn’t ever need to be plugged in to recharge the battery, because the Prius manages the battery charge itself and keeps it topped up using power from the gasoline engine and/or power recovered during breaking and decelerating.