2000 Mercury Sable Ls Premium on 2040-cars
Carmel, New York, United States
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Car is in great running condition recent oil change and transmission flush has been completed at my shop, vehicle is loaded from factory with leather seating air conditioning and power windows/locks also a rarely seen option it has is behind the rear seats it has a bench facing backwards which kids will love to sit!! plenty of room in this car perfect for your beginner family or even as a commuter car. gets great gas mileage, and is great in the snow. I recently purchased it from an elderly AAA customer of mine due to her age, she moved into a home and sold her property and asked if i would like to purchase it, i have multiple cars and my loss is your gain!!!
I would prefer cash on pickup honestly , no cc or personal/business checks, i would be willing to flatbed it withing a 20-30 mile radius if you cannot purchase and insure/reg at time of sale in saying that i am quite firm on my price but i am also not out to rob anyone who is interested in the car. vehicle does have a few scrapes on rear bumper and behind passenger rear door has dent, you will see the damage in the photos i have provided feel free to give me a call at 1-914-552-8701 for more pictures or info not listed!! happy bidding |
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