2004 Nissan 350z Convertible Low Miles, Bose, Navigation, Leather, Touring on 2040-cars
Suffolk, Virginia, United States
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Fully loaded 350Z. 6 speed manual transmission, close ratio. Clean interior, no holes or tears in the carpet or leather seats. Low mileage, regular oil changes, mechanically sound. Awesome sound system. Relatively new rear tires, new driver headlight bulb. Digital odometer. Heated seats. I love this car but I have to give her up. After my divorce I had this car but I also have another vehicle and I can't keep both and know that this one has a better chance of selling closer to what I owe than the other vehicle. This car accelerates wicked fast and cuts corners like a beast. She has a rebuilt title but has been throughly checked out and is sound. Due to manufacture design flaw the top has started to rip. It may be repairable instead of having to be replaced. The price is taking into consideration the damage. It's a great sporty car and stays under the car port. At this point I only drive it maybe once a week so it's not sitting idle for long periods. Feel free to ask any questions.
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