2004 Nissan 350z Touring Coupe 2-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
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Up or bid is a pre-owned 2004 Black Nisson 350z Touring Coupe - with approximately 63,300 miles. This is a very sharp car and is fun to drive. This car has a rebuilt title, but this car has no mechanical problems (I have owned it for
four years and have put close to 12k miles on it...it was never driven during
winters). Visually and electronically it is in great condition, with the
interior being practically perfect. It has a little used wear and tear, but
over all I've taken great care of the car and have treated it like part of my
family. It has a great sporty sound and will turn heads. It has sound dampening to provide a quiet ride, which is perfected by the leather racing seats. The sound system is superb. I am upgrading, which is the only reason I'm selling. Please read entire listing prior to contacting me. Additional information:
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS CAR From what was published on the CarFax report, this car was in a collision in 2009. I did not own the car when the accident took place. The mileage at the time of the accident is listed as 45,454. The insurance company declared the car a total loss and sold it as a “Rebuilt/Salvage” vehicle. The car was repaired in Indiana (I do not have any additional information about the accident or the repairs). A “Rebuilt/Salvage” Title was issued. I purchased the vehicle from a private seller in April 2010. Since then I have driven this car as my primary vehicle (except in the winter when it was garaged). Since I've owned this car I have personally put around 12,000 miles on it with no mechanical issues. I took really good care of this while I owned it, and love the car. The only reason I'm getting rid of it is because I'm upgrading. REALLY IMPORTANT INFORMATION - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! In order for a vehicle that is branded with a “rebuilt /salvage” title to be registered in Nebraska, the DMV will do an inspection to verify that it is safe to drive. If you are interested in buying this car I suggest that you either inspect this car yourself or arrange for someone to do so for you. If desired I will take it to a mechanic of the buyers choice (and at the buyers expense) within the city limits of Lincoln, Nebraska for an inspection. I have tried to describe this car as accurately as possible. I encourage an inspection so you know the car has been well taken care of. I am not a mechanic or body repairman. In listing this car I am stating what I know about this car from owning it for 4 years and from driving it. If you decide to purchase this car, a $500.00 deposit will be required through PayPal at the time of purchase - the balance will be due in cash or cashiers check when the car is picked up. When the buyer arrives to get the car, and upon inspection the buyer no wishes to purchase this car, the deposit will be refunded minus the eBay and PayPal fees. This car is being sold "As Is." Once the car is purchased and the title is handed over or sent to the buyer, the car belongs to the buyer. Returns will not be accepted. I have purchased a CarFax for this car and am happy to forward a copy of it if you are interested. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to send me a message by email (or to get my phone number to talk more), to set up a time to see it, etc. Thank you for looking. |
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