2009 Lancer Gts 2.4l With 71k Highway Mi, Excellent Condition, Clear Title on 2040-cars
Rumson, New Jersey, United States
This item was previously listed but the buyer violated the terms of the sale by requesting an unapproved payment method. As such, I have relisted this item. This is a 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer GTS (2.4L 4B12) 5spd MANUAL. It has approximately 71k miles on it, the majority of which came from my commute to and from school in Indiana from 2009 to 2012. This car has been kept in great condition during its entire life and I have kept records of each regular maintenance (at Mitsubishi's recommended schedule). I'm selling it because I have moved to NYC and no longer need a car. Below are the key points: - 5spd Manual 4B12 2.4L Lancer GTS (Edmunds: http://www.edmunds.com/mitsubishi/lancer/2009/road-test.html) - Single owner (me) - No major dings or scratches - No major body work performed - No major accidents - Free and clear title - Interior and Exterior has been regularly cleaned and is very well maintained - Only modification done to the car has been a Magnaflow axle-back exhaust (pictures below) I can provide more pictures as requested. Viewings and test drives only available during the week in the afternoon / evening and on the weekends upon request. |
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