2010 Nissan Cube Krom Wagon 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Hoboken, New Jersey, United States
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This is an excellent car for commuting, driving around town, and even for road trips. The amount of technology you get with this car for its price is incredible. You get a backup camera, fully integrated Bluetooth, iPod connectivity, push-button start, and color changing interior lights. I've taken very good care of this car. It has been 100% dealer serviced. I have all the receipts & records. I am the first owner of the car. The title is clean and clear. This car also comes with the Nissan brand upgraded alarm system, which adds impact sensors to all the windows. This system was designed by Nissan specifically for this car and installed at the dealer, so it's not a problematic aftermarket system. It integrates with the standard alarm, so you don't have to carry any extra key fobs. Also, we will include the Nissan brand cargo organizer box in the trunk. As mentioned in the condition section above, the car is perfect mechanically and electrically. The exterior shows normal wear but the paint still shines bright. The interior does show a bit of extra wear. The trunk plastics are scratched and the headliner is stained. I've tried to capture this in the photos. The front passenger compartment is like new. The back seats are like new. All the carpets are in the car and they all are very nice and clean. It has served me well and I'm only selling because I need the money to put towards another project. Payment should be cash or cashier's check. I will accept personal checks but will hold the car until the check clears. Car is also for sale locally. |
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