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Year:2009
Mileage:107501
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Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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2009 Mercury Milan Premier Kelley Blue Book Suggested Retail Price = $10,361 Our Low Reserve Price = $5,000 107,500 miles Vehicle is in pristine condition. This vehicle truly rides and performs as well as it looks! The vehicle belonged to a client who brought it to us for front brake pad service. Due to their schedule they dropped off the vehicle in the afternoon and planned to retrieve it the next morning. As fate would have it, that evening we had a severe flood in the city of North Randall, OH and the shop portion of our facility sustained minor water ingress due to seepage under our garage doors. Water rose slightly above the mid-height of the tires. As a result, the only damage to the vehicle was a small amount of water on the interior carpet. The vehicle was parked with the engine off during the small flood (no water entered the engine or transmission). There was no damage to the engine, transmission, electrical system or any other portion of the vehicle. We purchased the vehicle with 107,030 miles (see title photo). Since the flood, we changed the engine oil (just as precaution) and drove the vehicle approximately 500-miles (see photo of odometer which reads 107,501 miles; again we purchased the vehicle with 107,030 miles subsequent to the flood). The vehicle rides exceptionally well – no shakes, vibrations, rattling noises or any other annoying sounds or feelings. Very smooth ride with incomparable comfort and luxury in its class. Every option and system on the vehicle functions properly and there are no warning lights on the dash (see odometer photo). This is an excellent vehicle for a variety of needs: college student, additional family vehicle, traveling salesperson seeking to save money on gas while maintaining professional appearance with clients, etc. We are motivated to sell, hence our relatively low reserve price of $5,000 (less than half of KBB’s suggested retail price). Please call Travis at 216-926-4513 with any questions. A $500 non-refundable deposit is due within 1-hour of winning the auction. Purchaser is responsible for pick-up/shipping arrangements. Balance of payment and vehicle pick-up are due within three days (72 hours) of auction close. Vehicle is in North Randall, OH (an eastside suburb of Cleveland, OH) and we are confident the winning bidder can drive away in it and return to your final destination without any issues. If by chance the winning bidder hires a transporter for pick-up, our facility can accommodate all classes of transport vehicles, from flatbed tow trucks to 10-vehicle trailers hauled by a tractor. We desire to make your vehicle purchase a true pleasure and will work to accommodate your needs as much as we can so long as our previously stated stipulations are met. Thanks for your interests. Good luck bidding! Engine: 4 Cylinder, 2.3 Liter Trans: Automatic 5-Speed with Overdrive Seating: 5 Passengers Fuel Economy: City = 20 mpg; Highway = 28 mpg -Air Conditioning -Power Windows -Power Locks -Power Sliding Sunroof -Cruise Control -Multi-Disc CD Player -Microsoft SYNC (Smart Device Connectivity) -Auxiliary Input (MP3 Connectivity) -Leather Interior -Dual Air Bags -Side Air Bags -Floor Accent Lights (can switch between colors – blue, white, green, amber and more; very cool feature available on the Premier edition) -Remote Keyless Entry -Rear Parking Sensors -Rear Spoiler |
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