Superb 2008 Lexus Gs460 Mark Levinson Sedan * V8 * All Options * $64,000 New Wow on 2040-cars
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
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Due to nonpaying Tennesee bidder last time around, I am re-listing today... Selling my wife's rare and amazing Lexus GS460 "Mark Levinson" sedan with every option in the catalogue. Runs and drives marvelously, nicest one in Kansas City by far. Low miles. Driven daily by mortgage executive wife from plaza area to Leawood office so it will have more miles than initially stated by the time auction ends. Always serviced by Lexus dealer. Color is pearl white with tan leather interior. All options in the catalog on this premium edition from navigation to backup cameras to moonroof, etc...it's all there. Good luck in bidding. Lexus is sold "as is/where is" from Kansas City, MO 64111. Must be paid in full and funds settled in credit union before any property transfer. Wired funds or cash in hand. Paid for in full within 3 days after auction end. If you cannot pay for vehicle promptly as stated, do not bid. Transportation of car is sold responsibility of buyer. No zero or negative feedback bidders allowed at my sale, you are risks and drag down credibility and reliability of sale. Ask all questions before bidding, please, don't ask a ton of questions after and try to change my payment policies, whatever...these are the stated guidelines. If you don't have ready money available for purchase according to my guidelines, please allow someone else to buy who does. Many people recently WANT to buy the Lexus but can't AFFORD the Lexus. I don't consider this amount of money to be monumental, but if you don't have ready funds for such a purchase, as two previous Tennesse non-paying bidders did not, go elsewhere. You just waste a lot of time and hassle. In fact, I'm instituting a "no Tennessee bidder policy" on my vehicle sale. If you are based out of or reside in that state, obviously, you can't afford this Lexus...and thus, you are not allowed to bid. All other state bidders are welcome. Good luck. |
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