2002 Nissan Maxima Gle Leather Moonroof Bose Audio Heated Seats Loaded!! on 2040-cars
Metamora, Illinois, United States
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For sale is a two-owner 2002 Nissan Maxima GLE with approximately 135,350 miles. The Maxima has been garage kept and dealer maintained for its entire life. It has just gone through a 27 point inspection at a local Nissan dealership where a Lube/Oil/Filter change was also completed. The Maxima is in pretty good condition for a vehicle of its age. There is some minor rust starting to form around the right rear wheel well and there is some clear coat peeling on the rear spoiler. Otherwise there are some scratches and dings here and there which are shown in the photos below. The interior is in good condition showing only some cracking leather on the driver's seat. The interior is a little dirty in the photos, but has been cleaned since. Mechanically the Maxima is in great condition. The engine pulls strong, the transmission shifts smoothly, and the steering is tight. The two front Michelin Primacy tires are showing approximately 6/32" of tread remaining and the two rear Goodyear Assurance tires are also showing approximately 6/32" of tread remaining. NADA retail value is over $6,000! The Maxima is a used vehicle and is being sold AS-IS and AS-Shown. I am listing this vehicle for a friend and will be happy to refer all questions to him. Equipment: Leather Interior Memory and Power Driver's Seat Heated Front Seats Heated Steering Wheel BOSE AM/FM/CD/Cassette Audio Automatic Climate Control Automatic on/off Xenon Headlights Cruise Control Steering Wheel Mounted Audio Controls Trip Computer Alloy Wheels Keyless Remote
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