2004 Saturn Vue - Sunroof - Sirius - Alloys - Awesome Condition! Maint Records! on 2040-cars
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
For Sale: 2004 Saturn Vue - 4CYL - 5 Speed MANUAL Transmission - Alloy
Wheels - Kenwood Sirius Satellite Radio - Clean - 194,000 Miles. Runs
excellent and in good condition. (Like Chevrolet Equinox, Captiva, Ford
Escape size). See pics. (Reminder: Not an Automatic transmission).
Brand New Tires. Brand New Alternator. Battery less than 1 year old... Great small SUV. No warning lights on. Runs like new. Selling my 2004 Saturn VUE. I've listed it on craigslist to try to sell private party versus just trading it into a dealership. I don't think the dealership would give me a fair price, and I would rather put a fair deal out there for someone to purchase the vehicle rather then it just getting thrown off to an auction somewhere... I've owned the car basically as the first owner. I bought the car from a company who replaced their fleet vehicles and sold it to me when there was only ~4,000 some miles on it. So I've had it since it was almost brand new in 2004. I've been very meticulous about doing all the preventative maintenance and have always tried to care for the vehicle. I can handover a big file of maintenance records with the car. So, I've done all the oil changes every 3,000-4,000 miles, all the major recommended services, and replaced items as needed (brake fluid, coolant fluid, tune ups) without allowing it to get to the point of neglect. It is been a great car and the only reason I'm selling it is to upgrade to something a little bit newer and my new job requires me to be on the road quite a bit more than just the local commute the last few years. Overall, the car is in good condition still and runs excellent. There are no major issues that I'm aware of. The tires are nearly brand-new as I just purchased those about three months ago. They're quality tires too - should last a long time. I want to stay there Firestone 60,000 mile tires. Also I just did an alignment and replace the brakes about a year ago so those are in great shape too. Both the interior and the exterior do show some signs of wear in some places, as the Saturn is 10 years old now, however overall it cleans up really nicely and still looks pretty good! Please let me know if you have any other questions or want to know anything else specific about the vehicle. Oh, there's also a Kenwood CD player that is capable of hooking up to SiriusXM satellite radio. You just need to add a subscription if you are interested. There is also an AUX cable and separate USB input for MP3 play so you could hook up a smartphone or MP3 player. All maintenance Records available! (from 4,000 miles to present). All preventive maintenance done. Oil changed every 1-3 months or 3,000 miles regularly/religiously. VIN: 5GZCZ23D24S838083 Body type: SUV Engine: 4 Cyl. 2.2L Exterior color: Black Interior color: Gray Transmission: Manual Fuel type: Gasoline Keyless Entry, Cloth Seats, Cruise Control, AM/FM/CD/MP3/SIRIUS Kenwood Audio System, Power Door Locks, Power Windows, Power Exterior Mirrors, 16 Inch Alloy Wheels and more. EPA FUEL ECONOMY RATINGS: City 23/hwy 29 (2.2L engine/5-speed manual trans) Interested in the VUE, please email or text/call me: 804.306.3706 Thanks! -Eric |
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