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Year:2001 Mileage:227262
Location:

Lexington, Kentucky, United States

Lexington, Kentucky, United States
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Hello! We have been doing business on the internet since February 2001. Always a learning experience. We have tirelessly tried to find and fairly offer good deals while keeping the auction fun and the buying experience enjoyable. Our business hours are 9-6 EST, M-F and we are just a phone call away at 859-846-4229. Doug Rood or Karen Epley will be happy to address any questions/concerns/comments you might have. If you would rather you can certainly send an eBay message or email us at blackhorsemotorworks@windstream.net. Thank you!

2001 VOLVO S80 T6




This is a no reserve auction so bid to win. This 2001 Volvo S80 T6 is Volvo’s best car for the year. To begin with this car runs great and the air conditioning is ice cold. The body is very nice and all of the paint is original so there has been no accident damage. There is a missing right front side marker and a 3 inch split in the plastic below the grill. You should be able to see this in the pictures. There are just a couple of very soft dings in the body overall it has a great look. The wheels are nice and the tires show good tread remaining. Inside front seats look rough but one could find some pull over seat covers for them. The rear seat is fine. I could not get the driver’s window to work but the others do go up and down. The passenger front is a bit off track but does work. The passenger front seat back rest is missing a button. All of the glass is great. The right rear tail light has a crack in it again see the pictures. I think that anything the Volvo will need can probably be found right here on ebay. Again let me say how well this Volvo runs. This is a perfect car for someone young because Volvo’s are safe. You can ride in style in this one. Remember No Reserve so bid to own. Thanks for looking.



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TERMS & CONDITIONS
KY bidders will add 6% usage tax and $199 transfer/doc fees.  Out of state residents will add $128 to cover title fees, mailing costs, temporary tags, etc.  Contact to be made by winning bidder within business 24 hours and a minimum partial payment to be made within 72 hours of auction end. The partial payment is non-refundable, unless we fail to deliver the goods as described.  Balance will be due within 7 business days of the close of the auction.  Any exceptions to be worked out before the completion of the sale. Auctions ending on a Friday or holiday will be addressed the follow business day. We will be happy to assist the new owner in arranging transportation from our nearby airport, Lexington Bluegrass Field, at no extra charge. 

All bidders must understand and agree that we reserve the right to cancel this auction at any time for any reason and we shall not be held liable for any such cancellation or closure.  Unqualified or deadbeat bidding, auction interference, or any for of harassment will be subject to legal prosecution to the fullest extent of the law.  We are professionals in the business of selling quality vehicles.  We take our eBay auctions very seriously and reserve our auctions for qualified, registered bidders within the eBay community.

Please remember, this is a used car, which as nice as it may be, is not prefect.  We strive to deliver accurate descriptions, but it is possible to miss small deficiencies (i.e. missing lighters, key fobs, CD cartridges, manuals, etc.) and will not be held liable for these minor misnomers.  All or our vehicles are sold AS IS/WHERE IS and come with no warranties, expressed or implied, unless otherwise stated.


*NOTICE*
Due to a high incidence of online fraud we must caution all bidders to contact us via phone or email before responding to any offers.  Do not respond to any requests that do not have our email address, particularly SECOND CHANCE OFFERS.  Do not be tempted by any unusually attractive (low) buying figure.  We are a licensed published Kentucky Motor Vehicle dealer (#X2038) with standard business hours 9-6 (EST), Monday through Friday and by appointment on the weekends.



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