Toyota Corolla 2025 Red Automatic Used for Sale in Beni Suef
1,316,000 EGP Max.
1,426,000 EGP
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Toyota Corolla 2025 for sale in Beni Suef. It's the Elegance trim, which is the highest specification available. The car is red with an automatic transmission and has 30,000 km on the odometer. All maintenance has been done at the official Toyota agency with complete service records. The car is essentially still new for a 2025 model, and the mileage is quite low for the year. It's offered for sale at Al-Alameya showroom in Beni Suef. The asking price is 1,560,000 EGP. The Corolla has always been one of the most popular used cars in Egypt, so if you're searching for used Toyota cars for sale in Beni Suef, this one is worth knowing about. The body is red and everything is factory original since the car hasn't needed any repairs. The car is automatic, which makes it easy to drive. Anyone interested can find it at the showroom.
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