2002 Saab 9-5 Linear No Reserve on 2040-cars
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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2002 Saab 9-5 w/ all bells and whistles, sunroof, heated seats, etc. Vehicle runs and drives with no hesitation. Great car overall. Has been meticulously serviced w/ synthetic Oil (Mobil 5w30). Interior is in immaculate condition, as is the condition of the leather which you can see shows very minimal creasing. A/C & Heat functions per instruction. Minor cosmetic issues are the usually parking lot door ding on the driver's side. Easily repairable, just haven't bothered. Vehicle is due for a comprehensive tune-up; that being said, I just drove it into town and back yesterday to maintain the battery and overall drivetain with no issues. Finally purchased a new car, and no room left in driveway nor use. The vehicle simply has to go! There is no reserve set. Car is located in my driveway in Halethorpe, MD. I am open to inspection as is convenient to either of us. |
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