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@khanhhuyennnnnn: ĐỜI CAO - GIÁ MỀM - 7 chỗ, số tự động: AVANZA 1.5AT 2024 | 76.000km | 4xx tiểu học -Sản xuất: 2024 -Màu: Trắng -BS: 50H (P. Chánh Hưng) -Odo: 76.308km 🌟 Trả trước 130tr nhận xe

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