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2011 Volvo S40, T5, 2.5l Turbo, No Reserve, Mint Condition, Only 62k, Leather on 2040-cars

Year:2011 Mileage:62550
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United States

United States

Hi, you are viewing a super gorgeous 2011 Volvo S40 with only 62k on the vehicle. This is a No Reserve Auction which means the highest bidder will be taking home this gorgeous Volvo home. This Volvo is extra clean and it runs, drives and shifts great. The vehicle has been properly maintained. All filters were regularly changed and maintained as well. All around this is a great reliable car that will last you many years to come. It rides really smooth and everything works as it should. The Brakes are in great condition and tires are like new.

This Volvo has a lively 2.5L Turbocharged engine that has 227 horsepower and gets up to 236 pound-feet of torque. This vehicle is also great on gas, it gets up to 30 MPG which is remarkable. The Volvo has a lot of style and is gorgeous inside and out. 

The Volvo S40 is equipped with many safety features, including antilock disc brakes, traction control and stability control. This Volvo has front-seat side airbags and full length head curtain airbag, along with whiplash- reducing front head restraints. Making it one of the safest vehicles on the road. 

This 2011 Volvo S40 will come with a NY rebuilt title due to small damage to the front of the vehicle. The vehicle has been professionally repaired and looks like new again. Great job done on the work as this vehicle is back to factory specs and in great shape. The vehicle since underwent a New York State rigorous salvage program and passed. This is a serious exam that looks at every aspect of the vehicle. The vehicle was then issued the rebuilt title mentioned above which is as good as a clear title but will always have the salvage history.

 Feel free to call with any questions 315-794-9444(Richard)

Thanks.

 Bidding / Payment

PLEASE DO NOT BID IF YOU WILL NOT PAY!

PLEASE DO NOT BID IF YOU WILL NOT PAY!

PLEASE DO NOT BID IF YOU WILL NOT PAY!

I am pretty flexible with payment. Options include cash, wire transfer, bank check, money order, or a combination. Money is money and I am not picky what form it is in. However, I REQUIRE that payment be 100% paid / cleared / before I release the vehicle and / or title to the buyer, no exceptions. I require a $500 deposit within 3 days of the auction's end. Vehicle will be relisted if deposit is not paid within 3 days or full payment/pickup is not made/arranged.

Shipping / Pickup

Local pickup is available. If not possible, shipping arrangements and costs will be the responsibility of the buyer. I can give you an approximate quote based on your location. Send me a message and I can give you a rough quote. I can also help buyer arrange shipping if they are unable to find a carrier, however, costs associated with shipping are still buyer's responsibility.

Feedback

Take note of my feedback. I have 100% feedback and I am very proud of this as this is not an easy thing to achieve. BID WITH CONFIDENCE. I strive to make my buyers happy with their transactions and you will NOT be disappointed.

Contact

Please ask all questions using the "Ask the seller a question" button or you can reach me on my cell phone anytime as long as it's not in the middle of the night (315)794-9444 My name is Richard. I am one person and you will be dealing with me every time. Thanks and Happy Bidding!!!!!

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