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2007 Nissan Pathfinder Se Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars

Year:2007 Mileage:95354 Color: or interior damage
Location:

Slidell, Louisiana, United States

Slidell, Louisiana, United States
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The vehicle is great condition  has no exterior or interior damage. All interior and exterior trim and molding are there. Seats have no damage or evidence of wear. Carpet is not worn  or stained and is great shape. The color of the truck is like a tannish brown  with black cloth interior.  The new tires have less than 6000 miles on them. Please see list of options below.  The vehicle can be shipped or local pick up, if close other arrangements can be made. Vehicle has a clear title. There is a loan on the vehicle through Ford motor credit. Title will be released once payment is made.  Payments can be made through the site here, cash or done at a bank. This is my wife's SUV which she drove very little so we decided to sell it.       

Engine 4.0 L V-6

Drivetrain  is rear wheel drive 5 speed automatic transmission  

Safety

Air Bag-Frontal-Driver

Air Bag-Frontal-Passenger

Brakes-ABS

Brakes-Type-4 Wheel DISC

Child Safety Rear Door Locks

Engine Immobilizer

Security System

Traction Control

Comfort & Convenience

Air Conditioning-Front

Keyless Entry

Max Seating Capacity: 7

Mirror(s)-Power

Power Locks

Reading Lamps-Front

Reading Lamps-Rear

Seat Trim-Cloth

Seat-Adjustable Lumbar-Driver

Seat-Power Driver

Seat-Rear Pass-Through

Seats-Front Bucket

Steering Wheel-Adjustable

Steering-Power

Trip Computer

Windows-Power

Music & Entertainment

Audio-AM/FM Stereo

Audio-CD Player

Interior

Power Outlet

Seat-3rd Row

Exterior

Doors: 4

Fog Lamps

Luggage Rack/Roof Rack

Rear Window Defogger

Running Boards/Side Steps

Tow Hitch

Windows-Deep Tinted

Wipers-Intermittent

Wipers-Variable Speed Intermittent

Tires

Front Tire Size: P265/70R16

Rear Tire Size: P265/70R16

Spare Tire Size: P265/70R16

Wheels

Front Wheel Material: Aluminum

Rear Wheel Material: Aluminum

 

 

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