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1997 Saab 9000cse, Dealer Serviced,books,michelin Tires,immaculate, No Rust,123k on 2040-cars
US $2,800.00
Year:1997
Mileage:123700
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Hard to find classic SAAB 9000CSE with NO RUST, NO FLUID LEAKS and in excellent mechanical condition. Most european car enthusists agree that the SAAB 9000 is one of the best cars ever made, and safest too. Just as quiet as an S-Class Benz inside,is rocket fast and handles great. Hatchback for huge cargo space, and gets great gas mileage with its bulletproof 4-cylinder engine. This SAAB was babied by the original owner and always garaged. ALWAYS serviced by the SAAB dealer and even has a factory SAAB battery. Exterior is near flawless. Interior is the same. Bumbers are near flawless. NO oil leaks. Any questions, fell free to call or text 847-990-0655 Thank you for looking! |
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