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|||| THE USED CAR: |||| Pavillion Car Sales is pleased to offer an excellent example of a Toyota Yaris in the Yellow Bi-Tone Limited Edition Trim!This Rare and Unique Limited Edition yellow/black hatchback is well equipped with lots of great features including 16in Alloy Wheels, 4.2in Coloured TFT Multi-Information Display, Cruise Control, DAB Radio, Touchscreen, Reverse Camera, Bluetooth, Daytime Running Light, Auto Lights, Dash Cam Fitted, Weatherproof Boot Mat, and more. The updated 1.5 VVT-i petrol engine delivers an impressive 56.5 MPG, boasting 110 horsepower making it more economical and better performance than the older 1.33 Yaris engines. With as little as £190 annual road tax and ULEZ compliance, this practical and economical choice invites you for a test drive. |||| THE HISTORY: |||| Well Maintained Having only 1 FORMER KEEPER, this used car has been well maintained inside and out. A thorough mechanical inspection has been carried out and FULL MAIN DEALER SERVICE HISTORY is provided as follows (6 Total Services by Toyota) 1st in 2018, 2nd at 21548, 3rd at 28316, 4th at 36630, 5th at 42159, 6th at 47919.|||| WHAT'S INCLUDED: |||| Benefits & Peace of MindExperience peace of mind with a NEW 12 MONTHS MOT, 12 months complimentary AA breakdown cover, and a 3-month warranty extendable to a nationwide 36 months with the AA. 5-day Drive away insurance is available, and we can assist with road tax. 2 KEYS.|||| ABOUT US: |||| The Family Run & Award-Winning Used Car DealershipWelcome to Pavillion Car Sales – a multi-award-winning, family-run car dealership with over a decade of expertise we have used cars for sale in Brighton & Crawley. As an AA-authorized & Trading Standards-approved used car dealership, we're committed to offering high-quality second-hand vehicles for sale at competitive prices. Each car undergoes a meticulous selection process to meet our high standards, finding you a perfect balance between quality, reliability, and value. PAVILION CAR SALES - CRAWLEY.

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