2001 Nissan Altima No Reserve on 2040-cars
Radcliff, Kentucky, United States
For Sale 2001 Nissan Altima Run and drive great Very fuel efficient Very good paint, good shine no major, scratches or dings NO RESERVE don't bid and ask questions after , make sure you want it , then bid!! Very good running car at bargain price However, Please, keep in mind this is a used vehicle , wear and tear is to be expected
If we can help give me a call at 270-319-2217 Being SOLD as/is no warranty A non-Refundable $500 deposit is due within 24 hours of end of auction and Payment in full is due within 7 days of the end of auction. Deposit must be paid with PAYPAL We reserve the right to remove this listing at ant time .
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Since used buyers are often motivated by more practical buying concerns than early adopters or those wanting to curb their carbon emissions, they may not be willing to pay more for an EV. Meanwhile, early Leaf models are now coming to auction, abandoned by rental car companies after customers shunned them in favor of traditional internal-combustion vehicles. Many of those at auction have less than 10,000 miles and carry an average transaction price of just $13,700.
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