Nissan: Murano Platinum on 2040-cars
Beaverville, Illinois, United States
Hello,I have a 2015 Nissan MURANO platinum 8K miles.rebuilt title. All options,look at the pictures from before.dark red with beige interior. Car is like new.42k sticker price.. I basically bought brand new front bumper,fog lamp ,few trims ,car was berly hit looks like, just on the corner of the bumper, front bumper was the only part painted on this car. the rest of the vehicle has original paint..There was no internal damage at all, radiator is the same,original., not even a scratch on it. platinum model 8600 miles now. runs like new.car is all done ...im a private owner..... please note that the hood ,fenders ,headlights and grill are the same, original. they were NOT replaced. no dents no scratches, feel free to bring your mechanic to inspect.all options here. platinum edition. free shipping with buy it now I have 40 additional close up pictures from before and after, if you are really interested ,please send me an email..
Any questions at : sheehanfelton0og@yahoo.com
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