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2003 Mercury Sable - 64,000 Miles, 2 Owners, New Brakes on 2040-cars

US $4,000.00
Year:2003 Mileage:64000
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2003 Mercury Sable. Clean Title, 64,000 miles, only two owners! Plates through March 2014.

This is a great 4-Door, I'm only selling because I just got to Los Angeles and need something smaller.

Engine is strong, and good on gas when you keep up with oil changes. Transmission shifts smooth. I'm the second owner and have kept up maintenance - brand new brake pads, radiator just flushed, no engine light on. 

Sun roof, Leather seats, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, automatic lights, radio, A/C. 

ILLINOIS Plates and Title

Not functioning:

CD Changer

Blemishes:

Some light scraping on the body of the car near the back left wheel. Right rear view mirror is cracked and missing its decorative backplate, but electric mirror still works. Small dent with scrape on back right-side door. (See photos)


Feel free to ask me any questions

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