2004 Nissan Maxima Se Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
HERE WE HAVE A 2004 MAXIMA SE,MOONROOF,LEATHER,SPOILER,18" ALLOY WHEELS This 04 max is equipped with an 5 spd automatic transmission allowing you to shift manually when you want to be in complete control of the powerful 260hp v6 vq35de. I have personally driven this car over 300 miles to make sure it passed PA inspection with no issue. This car has power on tap and has no issue merging on to highways.lol The bose 6 cd changer / tape deck will keep you in the zone during long road trips & the heated seats compliment the heated steering wheel on those frosty mornings. This is a great "A-B" car with the potential to be a show stopper. the orange exterior paint is refreshing & attractive. You will receive compliments on a regular basis. Enough of the fancy talk.lol Exterior: Orange Interior: black leather Equipment:
159,000 miles with no funny noises and no check engine light. Passed PA inspection with no issue (expires 8/15) Tires and brake pads have alot of meat on them. VEHICLE IS SOLD AS IS. NO WARRANTY FEEL FREE TO STOP BY FOR A PRE PURCHASE INSPECTION Located phila pa 19116 On Aug-20-14 at 06:36:47 PDT, seller added the following information:
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