2001 Acura Cl Type S 3.2 on 2040-cars
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This 2001 Acura CL Sport was originally purchased in 2001 from Gaterland Acura of Gainesville, FL and is for sale by the original owner. The vehicle has approximately 142,300 miles and has been kept in immaculate condition. All maintenance and service has been performed only at Acura dealerships and at the required intervals. The owner is a non-smoker and has not allowed smoking in the vehicle.
This vehicle is for sale only due to an expanding family and a two door vehicle no longer serves the owner's needs. If purchasing this vehicle, buyer is responsible for any and all applicable taxes and shipping & handling fees associated in making the purchase; these fees are not included in the sale price. Payment may be made by Cash, Cashiers/Certified Check, major Credit Card or PayPal. Any PayPal or Credit Card payments will incur a 5% sales charge. Transfer of ownership will take place once all funds have cleared owner/sellers account. Owner makes nor implies any guarantees or warranties on the vehicle and buyer understands that this is an "As Is Purchase"; no returns will be honored. |
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