Lexus Rx 300 Awd 2001 118800 Miles on 2040-cars
Hollis, New York, United States
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Lexus Rx 300 AWD four door SUV this car is clean second owner no accidents clean carfax. It has : AWD am fm Airconditioning and heat works great all leather interior no rips all in graet shape interior super clean. Alloy wheels abs brakes multi CD player DVD player and TV cruise control air bags everywhere heated seats keyless entry leather seats power locks windows and seats SUN ROOF. rear defroster roof racks spoiler tachometer tilt wheel traction control. 118900 miles. Transmission was replaced in 2008. all four tires are new. There are some scuffs on the bumpers but no dents. other than this the car is super clean the interior is almost perfect! Buyer will receive a clean clear title. no accidents WE DO NOT SHIP BUYER IS RESPONSILBLE FOR SHIPPING Within, 24 hours after auction has ended buyer must deposit 500 dollars with Paypal. Balance needs to be cash. Personal and certified checks must clear first before a title transfer can occure. the car is in Hollis queens NY and can be viewed and inspected there during auction. the car is being sold AS IS. The car is also being offered locally so we reserve the right to end this auction early as per the Ebay rules. feel free the ask any questions that you may have my phone number is 914-299-4778 ask for BOB.
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Since we know so little, we'll just share some of the exuberant marketing speak contained in the press release for your reading pleasure:
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