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US $5,700.00
Year:2005
Mileage:112906
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It's a 2WD hatchback. The Matrix has upgrades. It has tinted windows, an upgraded radio with USB port, CD, bluetooth, aux. It also has upgraded rims. It has a spacious trunk, the back seats can fold. It comes with a net accessory for the trunk to hold your stuff. Condition: Great car, never gave us problems. It has a good air conditioning system. The interior is in great condition, the exterior needs a paint job. There is a mistake on the title (if you look at the report that ebay provides) which states that it has more than 999,999 miles. I had never noticed this until now. I went to the local DMV and this was corrected, this should be reflected once Tallahassee processes it.The car currently has 112,906 miles. Shipping and Payment: Payment acceptable: certified check, money orders, or cash. I would meet at the buyer's bank and go in with them to get the cashier's check. No out-of-state checks. Pick up only Time of Sale: To transfer the vehicle's title, I will provide vehicle title and with the odometer reading, sale price, and date. Once signed by both parties, the buyer will need to take this to the tax collector's office. A bill of sale and "as is" statement will also be filled out. |
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