2002 Nissan Altima Se Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
">Hi, welcome to the auction..up for bids is this good looking nissan altima 3.5 SE automatic. The car starts runs and drives out nicely without any problems.. Shifts smoothly through all gears without issues of any kind.she has a few small dings and dents but overall a very presentable car with tons of life left and very clean interior. I would say do your research and look around because for the condition and mileage this one is above average.. The car has a surprising amount of pep and is really decent on gas mileage too..pleases ask any questions you want but whoever wins this nissan will be happy..feel confident bidding and knowing I been on eBay buying and selling for over 10 years..again, if I can answer your questions I will...as with all used cars I can't make guarantees but I am confident this one can be driven home no matter where you live..thanks again..l....look at the pics condition and mileage....nice car.....CAR HAS A CLEAR TITLE AND IS READY to drive away...I dropped the price $300 to stimulate bidding even though with the low miles and condition I feel the car is worth closer to 4k...thanks for looking and good luck..
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