2004 Nissan Titan Se Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 5.6l "no Reserve!" "no Reserve!" on 2040-cars
Crescent City, Florida, United States
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2004 Nissan TITAN Crew Cab 4 Door "NO RESERVE!" "NO RESERVE!"
Today we have for sale one of the most popular trucks on the market. This Nissan really does it all. It has lots of power with a 5.6 liter V8 engine and four speed automatic transmission. I have driven this truck almost one thousand miles in the last week with a 20.8mpg average. And I wasn't babying it at all! This truck is smooth, quiet, strong and healthy. Everything works as it should and I mean everything! I love this truck! It even has some features I haven't had before like electric adjustable pedals and rear seat radio controls. The steering wheel mounted radio controls are a pleasure. The tires are about 55% but smooth and well balanced. They will need replacing in the next 20,000 miles or so. The drivetrain and mechanics of the truck are flawless. This vehicle came with a South Carolina salvage title and no explanation. I have done nothing in the way of repairs and cannot see any place that repairs have been made. I think it was some sort of insurance scam. The title has been resurrected to Florida title status. This truck is beautiful! As with all of our auctions this is a "NO RESERVE!" auction. I don't believe it is an auction if you have a reserve price. So the last bidder will be the next owner regardless of price. Now, we are a "Mom & Pop" dealer so I am required to collect sales tax but there will not be any additional BS fees or hidden charges for documentation or anything else. Remember this is "NO RESERVE" "NO RESERVE" |
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