92 Saturn S L 1 Original Owner Runs Excellent Clear Title Straight Car Great Mpg on 2040-cars
Monroe Township, New Jersey, United States
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Hello and thank you for viewing my NO RESERVE AUCTION. This is a base model 1992 SATURN SL1 being sold privately by the elderly non smoker ORIGINAL OWNER. 24 miles per gallon CITY 35 miles per gallon HIGHWAY The ENGINE RUNS SMOOTH and was maintained well. I have all DOCUMENTS AND RECEIPTS for all services. The automatic transmission SHIFTS SMOOTHLY and was also maintained properly. GOOD NJ INSPECTION through October 2014 Tires and brakes are in excellent condition This has been a FUN and RELIABLE sedan to drive which also gets GREAT GAS MILEAGE. The vehicle looks like it is in average condition because of its normal wear and tear for being 22 years old, but runs like it is in excellent condition. Nada Guides is know for their more accurate retail values on vehicles over Kelly Blue Book. KBB shows a higher retail value. http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1992/Saturn/SL1/4-Door-Sedan/Values Nada Guides retails this vehicle: Low retail: $1,525 Average retail: $2,300 High retail: $3,575 I prefer this vehicle to be PICK UP ONLY, but for a small fee I am willing to deliver no more than 100 miles away from 08831. Buyer will pay for all fees to have vehicle shipped if desired. If you need any other pictures, or if you have any other questions, please message me before the auction ends. THE HIGHEST BIDDER, ONCE PAID, WILL BE THE OWNER OF THIS VEHICLE NO MATTER WHAT PRICE. DON'T LOSE THIS CAR OVER $100 THINK ABOUT IT, KEEP BIDDING-IT'S WORTH IT! Happy Bidding! |
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