2012 Nissan Titan Pro-4x Crew Cab Low Miles, Original Owner on 2040-cars
Mahopac, New York, United States
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I AM SELLING A 2012 NISSAN TITAN PRO-4X CREW CAB. I AM THE ORIGINAL OWNER AND THE TRUCK HAS A CLEAN NEW YORK TITLE. THE ORIGINAL MSRP WAS $47,000. THE TRUCK IS STILL UNDER THE FACTORY WARRANTY UNTIL 36,000 MILES OR JULY 2015. THE TRUCK IS FULLY LOADED AND HAS NAVIGATION, CHARCOAL LEATHER, DVD PLAYER, SUNROOF, FACTORY SPRAY ON BED LINER AND THE UTILITY TRACK CARGO SYSTEM. I ADDED REMOTE START OPERATED WITH THE FACTORY FOB, BAKFLIP G2 HARD TRI-FOLD BED COVER, SMITTYBILT SIDE STEPS, TINTED FRONT WINDOWS, WEATHERTECH HOOD GUARD, WINDOW GUARDS & FLOOR MATS, DU-HA UNDER-SEAT STORAGE BIN, HID XENON HEADLIGHTS, PIAA FOG LIGHTS AND BILSTEIN 5100 REAR AND HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE FRONT SHOCKS. THAT'S OVER $2,000 IN ACCESSORIES. THE STOCK WHEELS AND TIRES WERE ONLY ON THE TRUCK FOR 7,000 MILES. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT ME WITH ANY LOW OFFERS. I CAN DRIVE TO A NISSAN DEALERSHIP AND WALK OUT WITH $27,000 WITHOUT THE ACCESSORIES. I HAVE SEEN THE SAME TRUCK WITH MORE MILES AND NO EXTRAS FOR SALE FOR OVER $32,000.
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