2005 Pontiac Vibe, 4-door Hb, Non-smoker, Only 50k Mi. Automatic! White! Loaded! on 2040-cars
Sun City, Arizona, United States
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2005 Pontiac Vibe Hatchback Sedan, ONLY 50Kmi. 1.8 L 4 cyl. engine, Automatic Trans. NON-SMOKER! FREE CAR FAX REPORT ON THIS VEHICLE: VIN# 5Y2SL63855Z463940. This vehicle has been a non-smoker its entire life! Options include: Power Windows and Locks, Tilt and Cruise Control. Factory Roof Rack. Factory Stereo with CD Player, Alloy Wheels, Original Factory Owners manual. (StarGard) Security System. This little SUV is in absolutely perfect mechanical condition - no issues. Body, paint, interior all still like new! This is not an auction vehicle, Trade-In from second owner whom kept complete written maintenance records on the vehicle and are currently available in the sales file. This vehicle has been inspected and purchaser will receive in the purchase contract a 90 day/3000 mile complete 100% mechanical warranty with no deductible on any mechanical repair over $500.00. This vehicle has had only two previous owners since being traded-in. went through emissions. Two year Arizona emissions included with purchase! Consolidated Motors, 12630 N. 103rd Avenue, Suite 111, SUN CITY, ARIZONA 85351, Contact: "Van" (602) 319-8777. NO SALES TAX TO OUT OF STATE PURCHASER!
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