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2003 Volvo S60 - Great Daily Driver Commuter Car Clean Title on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:120445
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United States

United States

For Sale FULLY LOADED 2003 Volvo S60 with 120,4XX+ miles

GREAT DAILY DRIVER COMMUTER CAR

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 - Nautic Blue Metallic with Beige, Light Sand Leather Interior
- 2.4L Inline 5 Turbo - 197 hp @ 5000 rpm, 210 lbs @2000 rpm
- 18 mpg City 26 mpg Highway, I average 24 mpg
- Nautic Blue Metallic with Beige, Light Sand Leather Interior
- Completely Rebuilt 5 Speed Auto Transmission with Manual Mode has less than 30k miles on it.
- 8 -Way Power Driver seat with Lumbar Support & Memorized Settings for 2 Drivers
- Split-Folding Rear Seatback
- Rear Ventilation Ducts
- Remote Alarm System with Power Lock, Unlock, Truck, Lights, Panic
- Power Heated Mirrors
- Power Windows with Front One Touch Up/Down
- External Temperature Display
- Cruise Control
- Front and Rear Cupholders
- Plenty of Storage Space throughout the Car
- 12V Front and Rear Power Outlet
- Tilt and Telescopic Power Steering Wheel with Audio and Cruise Controls
- Dual Zone A/C Climate Controls
-Trunk Light
- Front and Rear Reading Light
- Leather Trim on Shift Knob
- Leather Steering Wheel
- Dual Illuminating Vanity Mirrors
- 100 Watt AM/FM In-Dash Single CD Player Stereo
- Sun/Moon Roof with Flip Up Feature
- Variable Intermittent Wipers
- 17" Premium Alloy Wheels
- 4 Wheel ABS Disc Brakes
- Front & Rear Head Airbags
- Dual Front Side-Mounted Airbags
- Daytime/Auto Headlights
- Traction Control

Car has some minor body damage (pictured)
All regular scheduled maintenance is up to date.
Completely Rebuilt Auto Transmission has less than 30k on it.

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