1990 Nissan Sentra 2dr 134,000 Miles Adult Owned Hwy Miles on 2040-cars
Kokomo, Indiana, United States
I have up for sale a good condition 1990 Nissan Sentra This car has rust but not to bad only in trunk and driver side door. The rest of car is not rust. The car makes no ticking sounds very nice running. It has fairly newer tires on it. It has new wipers and recently oil changed. This car was a old mans daily driver from Kokomo IN to Indianapolis every day and never had problems. The car is clean on the inside and out no dents noticeable. All lights work perfectly fine.
The transmission works perfect switches gear very nicely, The spark plus have also been changed out. The engine doesn't burn oil. Overall it is a decent car.
The MPG get around 30MPG!!!!!!!!!! That's a bonus with the car.
Now the only minor issue is the CAT Converter this little small piece underneath that needs to be replaced because its little loud but still drives fine kind of don't notice when driving. The part is around 100.00 but I don't know how to install it. The rest of the muffler is perfectly fine. Just that small piece need replacing.
Don't miss out on the awesome price you get what you pay for, This price is reasonable and car is most defiantly reliable.
The car has clean and clear tittle no problems what so ever. Any other questions contact me happy bidding, Cash on pickup 200.00 deposit PayPal in 48 hours. Car is sold as is no warranty's |
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