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Nissan Maxima 2000 Gray Gle With 42,883 (+shipping) Miles Black Leather Perfect on 2040-cars

US $14,999.00
Year:2000 Mileage:42883
Location:

DF, Benito Juarez, Mexico

DF, Benito Juarez, Mexico

( I will take more photos and video soon)
This is a Nissan Maxima 2000 Gray GLE with 42,883 miles + what ever miles needed for delivery. It has black leather interior, sunroof, heated seats, with WORKING Bose sound system, CD player is in perfect condition, very little scratches over clear plastic parts or buttons. The steering wheel looks new!
It comes with three keys: Two master keys and One valet-parking key (Valet key does not open glove compartment for security)

What can I say, You can tell that the car has very little mileage just by looking at it. It looks new. the engine looks like it was never turned on and you went back in time to buy this car of the lot.

This car has never seen snow in its life! or harsh temperatures.
I am the Third owner but I bought it to resale it so you will be the third owner. ( I spend literally three months looking for a car like this)
It belonged to an older couple in Mexico City Rich neighborhood, that sold it to his friend (contemporary) whom just didn't drive it.

You can tell that the car was always garage kept, because the original paint is preserved and the interior has a very intense black.

I have it indoors as well. so there you have it, a 29k car with a 15k price tag.

I will properly import this car into the USA and deliver it to your door.

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