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Let's start with the number you already saw: 407,944 miles. That's the first thing about this 2003 Toyota Echo sedan, and we're not going to talk around it — over 23 years that works out to about 17,700 miles a year, the kind of steady commuting and highway driving that adds up on a car nobody babied but somebody kept going.

Here's what it is: a black four-door Echo with the 1.5L 108-horsepower four-cylinder, a five-speed manual, front-wheel drive, and seats for five. Cruise control, AM/FM radio, dual airbags, ABS. Auto123's road test of the 2003 Echo sedan called it "Good, Sensible Transportation," praising the big-car room and comfort in a small package. CarsDirect shows Toyota only offered the Echo in a base two-door and a base four-door that year — the four-door adding rear child safety door locks — so there's no trim badge to decode. What you see is the car.

We'd rather you check it than take our word for it. Take it to your own mechanic for a pre-purchase inspection, on your schedule and your dime if you like — we welcome it. Ask for the vehicle history report and read it yourself. We invite that scrutiny because we'd rather you buy this Echo with your eyes open than buy it on a promise.

At $2,768, this is an inexpensive way to cover the school runs, the job site, the drive down to the coast. If you want more protection behind you, we can talk extended warranty options and GAP coverage. We finance every credit situation and cash buyers are just as welcome. No pressure, no runaround — come drive it, look it over, and bring your questions.

2003 Toyota Echo Sedan 4D