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2001 Mitsubishi Galant 4 Door Japanese Sedan 100k Clean on 2040-cars

US $2,750.00
Year:2001 Mileage:104478 Color: Front Fog Lights
Location:

Belleville, New Jersey, United States

Belleville, New Jersey, United States
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IMPORTANT NOTE: WE ARE A WHOLESALER. WE DO NOT GIVE ANY GUARANTEE; BUT WE SELL IT. $600/year. ALL OUR CARS ARE SOLD AS IS. NONE OF THEM HAS ANY MAJOR PROBLEMS, ALL RUN SMOOTHLY. THERE MIGHT BE SOME DETAILS THAT WE MAY MISS. THIS DOESN'T MAKE US BAD. PLEASE BE TOLERANT AND KEEP THAT IN MIND: WE ARE READY TO ANSWER ALL YOUR QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BUY.
All items are sold locally; so the item that you are watching may end anytime, unless you 'buy it now' and make the deposit payment via PayPal. As all cars are 3, 5, 10, 15 years old, please be realistic and don't expect to get a perfect vehicle. If possible, we strongly suggest you to stop by our lot on 90 Washington Ave, Belleville, NJ 07109 and see the car, touch it, drive it and smell the inside of it by yourself. All NJ buyers need to pay %7 state sales tax, except the dealers. If you are out-of-state, we'll put a temporary plate or ship it to you at your own cost.
Please keep that in your mind: In addition to the vehicle fee, you will be responsible for the document, processing and dealer fee, which is $200 per car.

Vehicle Features & Options
Standard Features
Appearance /
  Interior:
  • Wood-Tone Accents
    Comfort:
    • Front Air Conditioning
      Convenience:
      • Center Console
      • Cruise Control
      • Keyless Entry
      • Tilt-Only Steering Wheel
      Drivetrain /
        Suspension:
      • 4-Wheel ABS
      • Power
      Entertainment /
        Telematics:
      • Clock
      • Single Disc In-Dash CD
      • Infinity Premium Brand
      • AM/FM Radio
      • Tachometer
      Exterior:
      • Front Fog Lights
        Rims / Tires:
        • 16 Inch Wheels
          Roof / Glass:
          • Intermittent Front Wipers
          • Power Windows
          • Rear Defogger
          Safety:
          • Anti-Theft Alarm System
          • Power Exterior Mirrors
          • Dual Front Airbags
          • Power Door Locks
          Seating:
          • Bucket Front Seats
          • Bench Seating

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