2006 Handicapped Equipped Buiuck Rendesvous Cxl on 2040-cars
Downers Grove, Illinois, United States
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2006 Buick Rendezvous CXL FWD - 4 Door Perfect vehicle for persons who like to go to the Mall etc. but have restricted walking abillity. Electrice hoist makes unloading & reloading effortless. Go-Go scooter with rechargeable batteries is rated at 250 lb capacity. Third seat has been removed to accomodate the scooter but will be supplied as part of this offer. Vehicle Original Price new: $ 32,825.00 Scooter with hoist installed: $ 2500.00 Asking $11500.00 One owner V6 - 3.5 L engine 4 speed electronic transmission Driver 6 way power seat Dual zone climate control Rear seat audio Dual State frontal airbaqgs w/ right front sensing Side impact air bags Tire inflation monitor Traction Control Cruise control Electronic rear defogger Luggage rack side rails 18 gal fuel tank Sunroof with short console Driver and front passenger heated seats. Outside remote mirrors heated Universal transmitter Power progammable door locks Memory seat/mirror Exterior- Cashmere Metallic Handicapped features: Electric crane for scooter
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