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2002 Buick Rendezvous For Parts Or Repair on 2040-cars

Year:2002 Mileage:190000
Location:

Zelienople, Pennsylvania, United States

Zelienople, Pennsylvania, United States

i bought this car unknowingly needing a new engine.  i had an engine put in it that has 62,000 miles on it but there are still problems.  the engine light flashes and when u put it on the computer at advanced auto, it says multiple electrical problems.  it starts, everything functions, but the light is flashing, so we parked it.  please email or text or come see the vehicle if u are interested or have additional questions.  there are some dings but no rust. leather is in good condition with some wear on the drivers side seat.  carpet is good. non smoker. car has no odor other then leather.

features:

cxl versatility package:

  • cxl onamentation
  • 6 way power driver/pass seats
  • third row seats with storage sys
  • dual electric control hvac w/ odor and pollen filter
  • light sensitive isrv mirrors
  • overhead console
  • leather seating surfaces w/ footrest
  • theft deterrent system
  • rear parking aid
  • onstar communication system
  • universal garage door opener
  • driver info center cluster
  • rear seat audio controls
  • am/fm stereo w/ cassette and cd w/ equalizer and 8 premium speakers
  • luggage rack

highway mpg 24, city mpg 18

Buick Rendezvous for Sale

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2010 Buick Enclave - Click above for high-res image gallery
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