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This is really a great car, fully checked and maintained, comfortable daily driver with factory A/C, stereo all the bells and whistles!

Adult owned, All California Car – so it’s never been in harsh weather. We bought the car from a “little Old lady” that used the car as a grocery getter and so it subsequently was rarely driven.

When we bought the car (+/- 6 months ago) for our daughter we had a qualified mechanic go over the car from A to Z, I didn’t want to leave any stone unturned in that we ensured our daughter would be inheriting a safe car to drive on campus. And with all that, plans changed and she decided dealing with campus parking wasn’t for her.

It’s really a great car and one you’ll easily fall in love with

Car rides smooth – Thanks to the 4 brand new Goodyear tires and dialed in suspension

You’ll get the original owners-manual, all of the maintenance records I have and 3 chip imbedded keys – not easy to replace nor cheap for that matter.

Nothing funky coming from the tailpipe or unusual smells from the engine, you’ll get an occasional water drip from the A/C while operating but otherwise no leaks, drips or errors.

Recent smog check done to prepare for sell, Smog check technician remarked “what a beautiful car, runs like a dream” sorry don’t have that statement Notarized.

As previously mentioned spend the money on pulling out the minor dent, a dash cover and a cover for the rear center brake light and you’ll have a car close to ‘rolling off the assembly-line perfect’ as you’ll find, though keep in mind it is 15 years old and none of us are as good as we were 15 years ago. I am sure I’ve missed a lot but ask any questions you have and I’ll be happy to go into more detail.

Now for the PAYMENT TERMS - At the conclusion of the auction, the winning bidder must make a deposit of $250.00 via PayPal (within 3 days). The remaining balance must be received within seven days.

SHIPPING AND PICK UP - I cannot help with shipping. However, if you have a shipper that you wish to utilize I will accommodate after you make arrangements. If you choose to pick the car up in person, I can meet you at the San Jose, CA airport. The car is also for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. Actual mileage on the car at the time of posting is 55,565 and will change up to 150 miles during the time this auction is running. If you have questions or need additional pictures feel free to contact me via eBay. I will respond as soon as possible and provide you contact details should you wish to talk.

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