2012 Buick Enclave Leather Group 3.6l V6 Navigation, Rear Dvd, Automatic Awd Suv on 2040-cars
Scarsdale, New York, United States
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UP FOR SALE:
With ONLY 26,134 Miles! This Cocoa Metallic brown Enclave with leather trim has the following equipment: 7 passenger leather seating with second row captain's chairs and 3rd row split bench seat, Audio system with navigation, Front and rear seat DVD entertainment system with rear seat audio controls, Air conditioning with trizone auto climate control, Power Liftgate, Comfort access keyless entry, Rear vision camera, Heated front passenger seats, Ultrasonic rear parking assist, Enhanced Bluetooth & USB port, Remote vehicle start, Speaker system with premium surround amplifier, Rear 115 power outlet, Aluminum Wheels, Front driver 8 way power seat with lumbar, Front passenger 4 way power seat with lumbar, All Wheel Drive, and a whole lot more. The Buick Enclave is the best in class: As such, room for front passengers is more than ample, while rear legroom is downright generous and pairs with a truly comfortable seat. Indeed, this is one of the most family-friendly vehicles in the class. Please look closely at the many detailed photos I have provided. Needless to say, this is a stunning color combination for this Buick Enclave, and certainly the one that was front and center on the showroom floor at any of the leading Buick dealerships. I hope the pictures do this beauty justice! Just throw yourself in the driver's seat and cruise. It's mechanically sound, and looks forward to pleasing it's next owner. The services are all up to date, and this car needs nothing.
Warranty information: This car holds the full factory warranty of 4 years or 50,000 miles from Buick. The 4 year date expires in October of 2015 or 50,000 miles - which ever occurs first. You won't need to do anything to this car! This car is also being advertised locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early. Please ask all questions before bidding. Good luck and happy bidding. |
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