1997 Buick Lesabre Limited Sedan 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
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Hello craigslist. I have bought a 1997 Buick Lesabre for my 84-year old
grandmother about 2 weeks ago. She has not driven in about a year and
unfortunately due to her age, it is not safe for her to drive the car. I
have bought this car from a family friend for $2500. It is a steal as
the KBB of that exact model is over $3,500. I am just looking to get my
money back.
It is a 1997 Buick Lesabre. It was always serviced by a Buick mechanic who has over 30 years of experience working at Buick. Mechanically, the car is immaculate. Physically, the car is a 4 out 5 as it was well taken care of, but it has some slight signs of use. It is silver, good tires, everything is power, leather seats, nothing wrong with it. It was driven 5 days a week to go to and from work, hence the low mileage. Please contact me if you are interested as I am looking to give away this great car to someone who needs a reliable car for a low price. I prefer that you come and drive the car before buying it. I will only sell locally. The car is located in Clifton, New Jersey right now. You can message me here to set up a test drive. It is a comfortable car with lots of years and miles left on it. |
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