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2004 Nissan Sentra Base Sedan 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Year:2004
Mileage:96805
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The La Grange Illinois Police Department is offering the following vehicle for sale by auction: Gold 2004 Nissan Sentra Base Sedan 4-Door 1.8L with a mileage of 96,805 miles. This is a seized/forfeited vehicle and MUST be sold according to Illinois law; it MUST be sold in an auction-style setting such as eBay. There is no Buy-It-Now option. We will NOT accept any trades for this vehicle. The vehicle is being sold AS IS with NO existing warranty, neither express nor implied. The vehicle will be sold to the highest bidder after the starting price has been satisfied. There is NO reserve on this vehicle. The vehicle (again) has 96,805 miles. The vehicle has the following components: CD player, AM/FM stereo, A/C & heat, power windows and locks. Due to the vehicle being in storage since January 2012 and not being started, we do not know if all electrical components are in working order. We do not know if all lights, lamps, signals are functioning either, however, the last time the vehicle ran, all lights, lamps, signals were in working order. The body seems to be in good condition with minor scratches throughout. The vehicle will need a tune-up due to being in storage for the past 2 years. The vehicle will need a new battery, new brakes, and new tires. The previous owner was a heavy smoker, so there is an obvious smell of smoke and ashes within the vehicle. The interior seats are in fair condition, however, VERY dirty. Due to being a seized vehicle, we do not know a great deal about it's condition. DISCLAIMER: The vehicle (again) is a seized/forfeited vehicle and MUST be sold according to Illinois law; it MUST be sold in an auction-style setting such as eBay. There is NO Buy-It-Now option. We will NOT accept any trades for this vehicle. The vehicle is being sold AS IS with NO existing warranty, neither express nor implied. ALL sales are FINAL, NO returns will be accepted, and NO price adjustments will be given. BUYER BEWARE: Due to this being a seized/forfeited vehicle and not driving it, we do NOT know a great deal about it's condition, it's history, prior damage, prior maintenance, etc. Potential bidders are encouraged to view the vehicle in person prior to the bidding process, as there may be defects we are unaware of. Potential bidders may have an independent inspection completed on the vehicle at there own expense prior to the bidding process. The winning bidder is responsible for the pick up of the vehicle within seven (7) days or making arrangements with a private shipping service at their own expense. We will NOT deliver the vehicle. We have described the vehicle as completely and accurately as possible, however, we will not be responsible for undetected problems, incorrect specs, etc. Should you have any questions or would like to view the vehicle in person, please contact me through eBay email, ask a question through the auction site, or telephone me at (708) 579-2334 and follow the prompt. If I am unavailable at the time of your call, leave me a voice mail and I will return your call as soon as possible. I am currently working 7:00am-3:00pm (CST). The winning bidder should make a deposit through PayPal within 48 hours of the closed of the auction. The winning bidder may pay in full upon pick up of the vehicle with either cash or a certified bank check ONLY, at which time a Bill Of Sale and clear title will be provided. Again, pick up of the vehicle should be done within seven (7) days of the close of the auction. Good Luck, Sgt. Cimbalista!
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