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???2.5l S, Automatic, Gas Saver, 31mpg Hwy, Only 80k Miles! Runs Great, Save$ on 2040-cars

US $5,995.00
Year:2008 Mileage:80248
Location:

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States
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VERY CLEAN, GAS SAVER, 31MPG HWY, RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT! BEST DEAL ON EBAY! PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR 30+ PICS.

Description

Up for sale is a nice and clean 2008 Nissan Altima S sedan equipped with a strong yet fuel efficient 2.5L engine and Automatic transmission with manual shift option. This Altima has just 80k original miles on the clock and it runs and drives GREAT! We have purchased the car from an insurance company with water damage announcement. When we got the car, there were NO signs of water inside! The carpet was dry and all connectors and metal parts were intact! There was NO damage to the engine or transmission.

We have carefully inspected the vehicle and flushed fluids to make sure there is no water there. We have also checked the wiring and connectors, professionally detailed the interior and installed a brand new battery. The car runs and drives GREAT with no problems. Engine, transmission and all electrical components including blower motor, radio, power windows etc work fine. The interior is very clean with no odors of any kind, still smells LIKE NEW! This is a NON-smoker vehicle.

Due to huge number of vehicles affected by Hurricane Sandy, insurance companies simply did not have time to carefully inspect every car. They did not attempt to start vehicles or verify mileage if the battery was dead etc. That's why they marked "Not actual miles" on the paperwork for most cars, including this one. The actual mileage on this Nissan is just 80248 miles!

This Altima is nicely equipped with Button Start, Cruise Control, Tire Pressure Monitor, Power Windows, locks and mirrors, Side Airbags, CD and much more! The car comes with NY salvage certificate. You should be able to register it in any state after you pass the inspection. Please inquire about a salvage vehicle registration process at your local DMV to avoid potential problems. We can pass NY salvage inspection for you and get a rebuilt title, please inquire about the details if interested.

This Nissan Altima runs and drives great, engine and transmission work 100%. There are NO leaks or noises of any kind, NO warning lights on the dash, NO stories! If you've been looking for a low mileage reliable ride that won't break your bank - this is it! We try to describe our cars as accurately as possible, but please remember they are used cars and therefore are not perfect. We cannot describe every small detail, so if you have any specific questions please ask them before bidding. We cannot guarantee the condition of wearable and routine maintenance items - tires, brakes, rotors etc. - please take it into account and bid accordingly.

Here is your chance to own this comfortable and reliable Nissan Altima and SAVE THOUSANDS off retail! Remember, you drive the car - not the title! We ship anywhere in the world and have great rates on shipping within the US! Please inquire about the rates prior to bidding. We can also pick you up from JFK or LGA airports FREE of charge. Thank you and Good luck bidding!!

Location & Contact

The car is located in Elizabeth, NJ. We encourage you to come and inspect the vehicle in person or send an independent inspector prior to bidding to avoid any misunderstandings. Please call us at 347-645-1220 to set up an appointment or if you have any questions. We reserve the right to end the auction early if the vehicle is no longer available. Don't wait until the last minute - click "Buy it Now" or make an offer we can't refuse and this beauty will be yours today! Our auctions rarely last more than a few days.

Payment & Shipping

Non-refundable PayPal deposit of $500 is required within 24 hours of the auction end to secure the vehicle, the remaining balance is due within 7 days. Make sure you have necessary funds prior to bidding! Please DO NOT bid if you are not serious about buying the car because I am serious about selling it. The car must be picked up within 7 days after the auction's end, otherwise storage fee of $25 per day ($150 per week) will apply unless other prior arrangements are made. There is a mandatory $125 document fee, which covers eBay fees, title reassignment, and all priority mail. There are NO other fees of any kind. We collect 7% NJ sales tax only from NJ residents (you don't pay it again at MVC). All other buyers are responsible for sales taxes in their own states.

IMPORTANT! We have had many problems with 0 feedback bidders in the past, so if you have less than 5 positive feedbacks you will need to provide your name and contact phone number before you will be able to participate in the auction. Otherwise, your bid may be canceled and your offers will not be considered. We just want to make sure you are really serious about buying the car. All lowball offers will be declined automatically. Thank you!

We can assist with shipping anywhere in the US or abroad - please inquire about the rates prior to bidding. The car is sold AS IS with no warranty expressed or implied. Look at our feedback and buy with confidence! Thank you and good luck bidding!

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