2003 Saab 9-5 Linear Sedan 4-door 2.3l on 2040-cars
Oradell, New Jersey, United States
2003 Saab 9-5 2.3t in Excellent condition (looks like it has very low miles).
1 yr. Warranty included $600 Value (inc. at this price o/b/o) I list things paid for within the last 10 months that are included. Total of $5,150. Serviced by Swedish Connection in Bergenfield, a Saab expert. I inherited a newer car from family moving to FL, want this car to find a good home. Newly installed engine block $2,700 (Paid by Warranty, Dec. 2013) New breather box at same time as engine block. $400 (Nov. 2013) Custom CarID carpet mats SAAB logo. $250 Recent Oil change. New tierods $400 (Nov. 2013) 4 cyl. turbo Factory Allow wheels Sunroof Heated Power seats, windows, etc. iPhone cable aftermarket connects to factory stereo for charging and music/phone $200 2 New Rear Speakers added to improve factory radio (6x9) $200 Silver with Black Leather interior. 1 small (postage stamp) tear on back seat. Everything in the cars is functional other than some unnoticeable dashboard lights. Sport mode and paddle shifters behind steering wheel. Great in snow with Winter mode. Ok to call or text for appointment (917) 991-4236 |
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