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2010 Volvo V50 2.4i Wagon 4-door 2.4l (salvage, Repairable) on 2040-cars

Year:2010 Mileage:96952
Location:

Bealeton, Virginia, United States

Bealeton, Virginia, United States
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Relisting due to non payer, Please dont bid unless you plan to go thru with the purchase

This 2010 VOLVO V50i a was involved in minor a front and rear end accident, NO airbags deployed. This VOLVO was bought from the insurance company and will come with a Salvage certificate which in most states can be converted to a title and the car be put back on the road (please be familiar with your state's requirements for this to happen, as it varies from state to state)
This V50 lot drives with no problems.
we do no provide estimates on repairs as everyone repairs cars in different ways and to different standards
Car lot drives with no issues
  • the radiator is intact
  • Ac condenser is missing
  • left front inner cv boot is torn
  • power steering seems spotty as if fluid is low
  • engine and transmission run fine
  • windshield is cracked
A non refundable $500 USD deposit dues within 48hrs of auction end.
Car is sold as is where is, shipping is the responsibility of the buyer
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Car must be picked up by the 7th day (calendar day) unless otherwise arranged for a longer stay while you arrange shipping
For viewing the car AND for pick up by appointment only.

Be sure to scroll all the way down and watch the video.

International bidders are welcome and we can assist in international shipping for this car.

Thank you and all the best.


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