94 Alfa Romeo 164 Ls on 2040-cars
Palm Springs, California, United States
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Italian grand touring at its family-size, economical best. Comfortble leather seating for 5 and 25 MPG at highway cruising speeds. Alfa Romeo has a rich, racing-bred history that is embodied by this luxurious sedan with its sports car driving characteristics, especially with the automatic transmission in sport setting. Listen to the growl of the engine and the exhaust note while taking the family to Costco. This car has been serviced regularly and the timing belt was last replaced at 92,000 miles. The automatic climate control behaves as it should with no problems with the stepper motor. At present the sun roof exhibits an electrical short. It operates intermittently. The paint is factory original, in very good condition. The leather interior is in excellent condition. There is some flaking on the wheel finish and the usual small scrapes on the bumper edges. The car is in great but not pristine overall condition. It is very clean... and a joy to drive. |
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