2002 Lexus Es 300 In Great Condition! on 2040-cars
Rahway, New Jersey, United States
Here is a 2002 Lexus ES 300 in great condition. The vehicle was owned and operated by an elderly woman. The vehicle is fully loaded with navigation and Mark Levinson sound system. Some minor scratches on rear bumper and front bumper.
The vehicle engine and transmission both run very smooth. It has a well maintained interior and exterior. A non-smoker owned vehicle. Paint shines like new. This is a very nice previously owned vehicle with clear New York State title. $500 deposit due 24 hours after auction closing. Seller will coordinate shipping at buyers expense through DAS. |
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