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2.0l Turbo Manual Transmission Saturn Sky Red Line Convertible on 2040-cars

US $16,000.00
Year:2007 Mileage:63771
Location:

United States

United States
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This is a 2007 Saturn Sky Redline, 2.0L Engine Turbo, with 63,771 current miles as of 6/6/14, mileage may increase.

This car has been meticulously maintained and is in perfect mechanical condition. This Redline is a blast to drive, extremely quick and handles flat through corners and is comfortable as a weekend cruiser. This car has never been tracked, just enjoyed during nice weather. With the 5-speed manual transmission, soft top and upgraded sound system (IPod, DVD, CD, sub and amp) this car has it all. There is nothing that the new owner will have to do to the car other than enjoy driving it. This car is meant to be driven.

I am asking $16,000 as it sits now, but am open to reasonable offers and willing to negotiate.

I have personal records for every service completed and all things that I have added to the car.

This car has an average of 21.79 miles per gallon with gas records.

Items that have been added to the car:

DDM Works Performance Back Bone Brace 3/8” with new bolts

DDM Works Venom Brace

DDM Works FE3 ZOK Sway Bar Replaced front

DDM Works Energy suspension bushings front

DDM Works Performance Rotors Hook slot front

DDM Works Hawk HPS brake pads front

Stabilizer links replace Front & Rear, L&R

Kappasphere reBar black

Kappasphere Eibach Sway Bars Rear (front replaced)

Kappasphere EibachKappaSprings lowering springs

Fujita Cold air intake

Complete full clear bra

OPTIMA Yellow Top batteries D34/78

Alpine Mobile Multimedia station with backup camera

Remote starter

HID slim kit

Tinted Windscreen

Gorilla all lock wheels rim lug nuts

Stant locked fuel tank cap

Santana Billet Polished Beverage Holder

Oil always changed at way before the 5,000 miles mark with Mobil 1 synthetic

And many more minor additions, the complete list will be provided upon request.

 

Cosmetics:

The top is in excellent shape, with minor scratch shown in picture

The bottom of the driver side fender has been damaged unfortunately due to improper jack lifting

The driver side door has a small door dent

The bottom of the front bumper has few chips due to the rough roads in NYC

Other than a few rock chips in the paint it is in above average condition

Driver leather seat tear

Service Airbag light due to Passenger seat sensor not working, it is a well-known problem for both Saturn Sky & Pontiac Solstice

GM Recall has been scheduled, however due to parts being back ordered it has not been done yet, hopefully it will be completed before it is sold.

I have tried my best to disclose all information known on this vehicle.

 

I am looking for cash, certified check, and/or cashiers check. IF A CASHIERS CHECK IS USED. THE CAR TITLE WILL NOT BE RELEASED TILL FUNDS HAVE CLEARED. THAT CAN TAKE UP TO 10 DAYS. We can go to either your bank or mine and do the deal there. That's also for your safety as well as mine. I am not a dealer so I don't sell cars for a living.

*NO FREE RIDES. If you don't mind I will drive until we can come up with an agreement. Until then I reserve the right to say no to any offer or trade.

 

Thanks for looking and please email me with any inquiries.

 

 

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