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1998 Nissan Altima Gxe Sedan 4 Cylinder on 2040-cars

US $1,400.00
Year:1998 Mileage:182500 Color: Mirrors
Location:

East Greenwich, Rhode Island, United States

East Greenwich, Rhode Island, United States
Advertising:

FOR SALE! :: 1998 Nissan Altima GXE (fuel efficient, powerful 4 cylinder overhead-cam engine) 

Color: Gold/Tan/Metallic ::::: Clean, non-smoker, well maintained, good running condition

I have loved this car for the past two years now. I am buying a new car so I am looking to sell it. This would be a great first car for a boy or girl. This car is SAFE, RELIABLE, and FUEL EFFICIENT. It is very fuel efficient, if driven very carefully you can get upwards of 36mpg! This car has been babied all of its life. I am its second owner. I bought it from a family friend who is a mechanic and it was kept in a garage until 2010. I currently own it, my father is a mechanic and helps me maintain it. Never been in an accident. 

Sold as is.  


Specs:
1998 Nissan Altima GXE
- only 182500 miles. . . all highway...
MPG: 22city 30+ highway
- Moon Roof!!!!
- Automatic starter, electronic keypad with electronic door locks
- Bucket Seats (adjustable)
-Center Console and glove box - lots of storage 
-Power Brakes
-Rear Window Defroster
-Tinted Glass
-15 Inch Wheels (with new wheel covers - old available upon request)
-2.4L I4 DOHC 16V FI Engine (4 cylinder) 
- Tachometer
-Driver and Passenger Front Airbags
-Cloth Seating
-Power Steering
-Tilt Steering Wheel
-Intermittent Windshield Wipers
-Power Windows
-Power Exterior Mirrors
- AM/FM/Cassette Audio System, CD player 
-4-Speed Automatic Transmission
-4-Wheel ABS
- Spare tire and Jack - never used 
-Cruise Control
-Air Conditioning, heating, defrosters (all work great)
The "power breaks" are ABS Brakes. The windows, being an GXE Model, are tinted. There is storage space in the glove box, door compartments, and center consul.

Needs:
The check engine light is on. It can be turned off. There is one minor repair that has to be made. The Inspection sticker is up in august, and it will have to be repaired before it passes. The Evap. Condenser tube has rotted (typical). Normal wear and tear on the car. This Car is sold as is.  There is typical rust that you would expect on a 1998 car from NE. Slight rusting on the bottom corners of the doors and undercarriage. The car is in good driving condition, and can be driven as is. The car is in good driving condition, and can be driven as is. Although there is no title (which is not necessary in RI) I have a bill of sale for the car and a copy of the registration of the car in my name. 

The GOOD:
It has: 
-new tires 
- spare keys and key pad with remote auto-starter
-new breaks
- a new exhaust and muffler
- and a new CV axel (steering)
    ******RUNS GREAT ! ! ! *******

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