1996 Ford Probe Gt V6 White 5speed 95k Mi Low Mileage Second Owner Title In Hand on 2040-cars
Corvallis, Oregon, United States
Up for sale is my 1996 Ford Probe GT. It has a 2.5L DOHC V6 engine with 95k miles on it. The transmission is a 5-speed manual. It is a two door coupe that seats four. Everything on the car is stock except for the air intake and the sound system/speakers. I am only the second owner in the car's history, have had it for about 4 years and have put about 10k miles on it. The car's title is clean and I have it in hand.
The good: -Less than 100k original miles is great for a car almost 20 years old -Interior is in good shape, there are a couple of cosmetic problems but it has seat covers that match on the front two seats -Brand new interstate battery with a 5 year manufacturers warranty (Feb, '14) -Aftermarket kenwood sound system: cd/radio/aux input single din deck with four kenwood speakers -full engine tune up when I bought it: timing belt, spark plugs, system fluids flush -regular oil changes since I have owned it -10% tint on all windows except the windshield -All power options on the car work: sunroof, windows and locks, side view mirrors, cruise control, and even the remote locks. I have the original set of keys (key and key fob) along with a spare key -Brand New rain-x windshield wipers -Full detail including the engine bay -Smoke-free environment The bad: -tires are at about 25% tread and will need replacing soon -trunk struts are broken so the hatch does not stay open on its own -one headlight motor is broken so it won't flip down, however both lights work when the headlights are turned on -the steering is a little off and it probably needs an alignment -it has California plates with expired tags Overall, this is a good car. The car has treated me well over the years and I will be sad to see it go. Its a perfect first car. For all the parents out there, consider that its a manual transmission, so you have to drive with two feet and two hands most of the time so you're not gonna be using a cell phone while driving. It also has an aux input so you can play Pandora through the car's speakers! All photos were taken April 14, 2014. |
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