2007 Nissan Altima S Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
This is a 2007 Nissan Altima S 4 Doors Sedan W/ 97131 Miles
This Car it has been well keep and it is in a excellent condition it does has a rebuilt title but it has never been in a accident everything works on it and it ride like a Cadillac.I have been using this car since 2010. the car is safetied everything works perfect. the car is very Good on gas Air Conditioning , AM/FM Stereo , CD Player , Climate Control , Cruise Control Digital Clock , Keyless Entry , Power Door Locks , Power Mirrors , Power Windows with Auto Feature on Both Front Windows , Bucket Seats , Cloth Interior , Auxiliary 12v Outlet , 4 Cylinder 2.5 , 6 Speed CVT Auto Transmission (CVT Means Continue Variable Transmission) the car is in great condition and mechanical sound. The only Problem on this car is that the SRS Air Bag Light is on Due to a Faulty Pressure Sensor on the Driver Side. Please serious callers only can reach me 502-298-7699 Buyer is responsible For Shipping Chargers Local Pick is Avaliable . Security Deposit of $500 Dollars Required After Auction. |
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