2006 Nissan Muran Suv Very Nice Low Reserve on 2040-cars
Paris, Tennessee, United States
2006 NISSAN MURANO I am selling this car for a friend who has ran into a little financial difficulty. It has been driven daily by his wife for the past 4 years and serviced regularly. The car runs and drives like new but does have a few minor dents and scratches in it. Nothing you wouldn't expect to see on a car that is almost 8 years old. The car has power windows and locks and the A/C is ice cold. It also has cd player and cruise control and power mirrors. Everything functions just as it should. There are no check engine lights on and the engine and transmission work just as they should. ENGINE : 3.5 V6 TRANS. : Automatic DRIVE TRAIN : FWD INTERIOR CONDITION : GOOD PAINT : GOOD ( has some scratches & dents, see photos ) TIRES : Fair ( about 65% tread remaining ) GLASS : Great ( no cracks or chips ) I have drove this car personally before making this listing and it runs and drives like new. I have not noticed any leaks or funny noises or anything else wrong with it. However it is due for an oil change. THE BAD : The two front windows on this car will not roll down. The owner told me that he is pretty sure the driver side needs a new motor because before it completely quit working you would have to help it up and down. He said the passenger side window just quit working out of the blue. He said he had called the Nissan dealership to get an estimate on what it would cost to fix them and they told him it would cost 385.00 to put new motors in them. (this is what I was told by the owner, It may cost more or less with your mechanic, its not a guaranteed quote.) Other than the two front windows not working there is nothing else mechanically wrong with this car. The rearview mirror was broke off the car when the owner brought it up here for me to sell and we gorilla glued it back on. It seems to be holding good but I cant guarantee how long it will last.
I am selling this car for a friend and I am not the owner of it. I have made this description to the best of my ability by driving this car for about 30 min. and from what the owner has told me about it. It is always best to come and inspect the vehicle in person before bidding on it. However, I understand many bidders may be too far away to do that and have to go on trust of this description. I encourage you to call me and ask questions about the vehicle before bidding and if I cant answer them right away I will do the best I can to figure it out for you.
QUESTIONS : 731-707-2627 ( call or text ) I have a clean and clear TN title in hand for this car.
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