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2008 Volvo Xc90 3.2 Sport Utility 4-door 3.2l (salvage, Repairable) on 2040-cars

Year:2008 Mileage:111270
Location:

For sale a very well equipped 2008 Volvo Xc90, this Volvo was involved in a front end accident, which let it do be salvaged, it comes with a PA salvage certificate.
This XC90 has a very impressive list of options, blind spot monitoring (BLIS), adaptive xenon headlights (at night it follows the steering inputs), retractable rear view mirrors, rear ac, parking assistance sensors, compass in the mirror, AWD.
This volvo starts and lot drives.


This car comes with a Pennsylvania Salvage certificate.
500 deposit due within 48 hours of auction end.
we do not provide estimates on repairs, (everyone repairs things differently)
Car must be picked up 7 days after auction end.
Car is sold AS-IS Where is.
Subject to a $250 title transfer fee


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