2005 Nissan Maxima W/ 1.5 Year Extended Warranty ***83,000 Miles*** on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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We are selling our 2005 Nissan Maxima. It's in great condition, we never had a problem with it. We had the car for almost 3 years now and I believe we are the second owner. We bought it used from a local dealer in Atlanta, GA in 2010. It was hit in the rear in 2009 (I believe) and the air bag was deployed during the accident so the engine light is on in the car. The dealer repaired all damages and we had it for 3 years now with no problems. We even drove the car cross country when we moved to Albuquerque, NM in 2010. 20 days after we bought this car from Georgia we moved to New Mexico and registered it in New Mexico. It did have a rebuilt title in Atlanta, GA but now it has a clean and clear NM title. When we registered the car in New Mexico it was issued a clear title. Never had a problem passing inspection or anything. We even added a 5 year extended warranty to the car and it still has 1.5 years left. This warranty is available to be transfer to the new owner so whoever buys this car will get the warranty. It takes about 30 days for the warranty to be transferred in your name. The warranty is good for 118,660 miles or until April 19, 2015. If anything happens to this car and you need to use the warranty, all you pay is $50 out of pocket. This warranty will cover almost all major repairs such as engine, transmission etc. The car is in great condition but has some issues: the airbag light is on, the sway bar is slightly bent on the right side and there is a bolt missing in the radiator and it was bought like this and neither issues effect the cars performance. It drives so we never bothered fixing those issues. The sunglasses holder broke off and we never replaces it. There is some naturally wear and tear but overall good shape for the year. The front lights has some condensation in them. Tires are a year or so old and have plenty of life left in it. AC was fixed last year, breaks was replaces last year as well. It maintains it schedule oil change and is garage kept. This car has been serviced at Firestone and they have an active record of it history. They even warranty some of the repairs. It even has a lifetime wheel lineament and this will also be transferred to the new owner. The only reason why we are selling is because we need a small SUV.
Car went to Firestone on November 10 and had a full inspection and the car passed with flying colors. Location: NE Heights, Albuquerque, NM Mileage: 83,000 miles (car is still be driven until it sells) Transmission: Automatic Exterior Color: Dark Gray Interior Color: Dark Gray almost black Gas Mileage: 18 MPG City and 26 MPG Highway Engine: V6 VIN: 1N4BA41E95C871174 Major Options: Leather Seats, Alloy Wheels, Tinted windows LEATHER SEATS in great condition for the year HEATED SEATS ABS BRAKES changed last year ALLOY WHEELS clean and polished early this year KEYLESS ENTRY only 1 FOG LIGHTS light cover is a little cloudy Separate Driver/Front Passenger Climate Controls I love this feature Fuel Economy-highway: 28 - 29 miles/gallon Electrochromic Interior Rearview Mirror Fuel Economy-city: 20 miles/gallon Driver Multi-Adjustable Power Seat Power Adjustable Exterior Mirror Anti-Brake System: 4-Wheel ABS Steering Wheel Mounted Controls Body Style: SEDAN 4-DR Front Brake Type: Disc Rear Spring Type: Coil Child Safety Door Locks Second Row Folding Seat Leather Steering Wheel Tank: 20.00 gallon Vehicle Anti-Theft Tires: 245/45R18 Front Side Airbag however, air bag light is on because it needs to go to the dealer to get reset Power Door Locks The extended warranty along cost us $2,500. This car has plenty of life left. This car is listed locally so it may sell off line We will assist in shipping at owners expense. Please ask questions No refunds |
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