2005 Maserati Quattroporte Silver Black 119k Miles Low Starting Bid! on 2040-cars
Costa Mesa, California, United States
Up for auction is above average example of a 2005
Maserati Quattorporte with 119k original miles.
Color is silver with a black interior.
I am listing the car on behalf of a friend and will do my best to
describe the car’s condition. My
feedback is 100% for a reason. I do not
try to oversell or exaggerate my description. The car is in average to above average condition. The interior does show signs of wear and tear
with areas of slightly fading and/or cracking in the leather. This is indicative of a car with 119k
miles. However, there are no major signs
of wear and tear (tears or major scratches).
Some leather treatment and care could revitalize the appearance of the leather
dramtically. The exterior is in above
average condition with only a few areas of minor scratches and/or dents. A couple of spots have small areas of broken
paint or a scratch into the paint but again no areas of major damage are
apparent. The rest of the body and paint
is in very good condition. The car runs and drives with no apparent mechanical issue. However, the owner did note that the check
engine light illuminates from time to time.
He said the light will come on if he hasn’t driven the car for a week or
so and upon the engine warming up the light goes off. He has not had the car inspected so he does
not know what is creating the intermittent light. Other than the light there is no other
apparent issues with the car. It starts,
engages all gears and drives and stops normally. One final note.
Due to the intermittent check engine light the car cannot be guaranteed
to pass smog in California until which time the problem is resolved. The owner does not want to pay for the
inspection and/or repairs so the car is being sold in as is and where is
condition. Any repairs related to
resolving this issue – whatever it may be – will be the responsibility of the
buyer. |
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