2002 Saab 9-3 Se Needs Work on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
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2002 Saab 9-3 SE with only 142K miles on it. It's a great car and a lot of fun to drive! Our family purchased the car several years ago from Mike Shaw, a Saab dealership in Colorado. It moved with a family member to SD for the last few years who is now moving back and not taking the car with. All of the maintenance and repairs in Colorado were performed by EOS motorsports and all of the work done in SD has been performed by Swedish Auto Tech. Both of which are highly regarded Saab repair shops. We recently had the car inspected by Swedish Auto Tech and it does need work as outlined below. Our family has loved this Saab as much as all of the others we've owned and we hope to find it a good home with another Saab enthusiast in SD!
Interior: - Smoker free! - Power windows - Power locks - Heated, power, leather seats with "turbo" logo - Cruise Control - Moonroof - Wood trim - AC died and was removed - Back left window doesn't roll down and the door doesn't open from the inside - Minor wear and tear and one or two small stains - Above average condition for the mileage!!! Engine/Trans/suspension: - Transmission is in good condition - Turbo boosts great - B204R "High Output Turbo" Engine - Motor is leaking oil from multiple seals and needs to be replaced or rebuilt. At the moment we've just been monitoring the oil level and adding oil when needed. - Needs alignment - Mechanics have recommended replacing front ball joints eventually - Slight exhaust leak (I believe it's patchable) - Rear shocks leaking - Power steering hose should be replaced - Includes a few misc. spare parts Exterior: - Silver - Gorgeous SE model body kit gets compliments all the time! - Scuffs on the back right door/fender and the back bumper * We have our fingers crossed this car ends up with another Saab enthusiast! It's in great shape for the mileage and doesn't deserve to get parted out!!! * ** The car will be available for inspection on Saturday July 22nd from 10-1 at the west end of the Fashion Valley parking lot, next to the trolley station.** ***Cash only. Car must be picked up locally in SD between the 29th and the 31st. It has Colorado tags and will need to be registered at the CA DMV.*** |
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