2003 Nissan Maxima Se Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
United States
Beautiful 2003 Nissan Maxima in need of a new home. The interior is in immaculate condition as you can see from the attached pictures. The exterior requires a little TLC. I'm the second owner of the vehicle. The car has 113,000 low miles and counting as this is my daily driver. The vehicle was completely aligned and drives straight and smooth. Newer rear tires and front struts.You must see to appreciate. KBB lists vehicle's value at $4889!!! This car will sell as is. Please don't expect a brand new car as it is a 2003. You are welcome to come and see/ test vehicle. Great for students. Best offer takes it as it must go.
Known defects; *Torn center arm rest Don't miss out on this opportunity! |
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