This 2007 Toyota Mark X ZIO 350G wagon with just 26,237 kms was inspected for a client at JAA auction on 17 May 2017. It was graded 4.5 B B.
Very clean and nice all round with regular service history at Toyota authorised locations. Non-smoker car. Very clean underneath. Some repaint to indicated to both sides due to scratches. Minor scratches to wheels, tyres in good condition. Very small dent to right centre pillar (pictured). Front and rear cameras, 8 sensor parking sonar, cruise control and rear cargo cover.
This 2007 Toyota Mark X ZIO 350G wagon was eligible for import under the SEVS import regulations for Australia.
It sold for 740,000 YEN FOB, total price at the time would have been approx. $15,600 landed and complied (calculated at a rate of 84 yen to the dollar), plus tyres and on road costs.
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