2005 Volvo Xc90 2.5t 7-passenger Leather Sunroof 78k Mi on 2040-cars
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
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Hi all- you are bidding on one fantastic Volvo XC90 7 passenger SUV. This is hands down the most popular model Volvo has ever created and you won't believe the condition this vehicle is in for a 2005. 78,000 miles! Leather in phenomenal condition, no tears or rips! (There is slight wear on the head rests on the 3 row seats that are usually folded flat. This is normal wear and can be found in every XC90). Engine is a 2.5T (turbo) that has only had premium fuel and full service at the local Volvo dealership using the best of the best- Mobile One full synthetic oil. Everything mechanically is in excellent condition. AWD, heated leather seats! winter mode! Rear AC! auto dimming mirror! moonroof! roof racks! rain sensing wipers! fog lights! This model has a lot to offer and looks great too! You will be happy with this very family friendly and SAFE vehicle. NEW tires (approx 2,000 miles on them)- I can easily get 25mpg on the freeway. Rubber mats always used- the carpet looks brand new. **Mileage on vehicle subject to change- daily commuter (I live 2 miles from work). All in all this is an excellent vehicle that will not disappoint. Please see the vehicle history report to see the vehicle has a CLEAN title! The minor accident was last Christmas when another vehicle could not stop on the ice and bumped into the front end. The head light and bumper were replaced with OEM parts at the local dealership. Zero frame, engine, transmission or any other damage- only cosmetic. Without exaggeration the other vehicle was sliding from a dead stop, the collision was less than 2 mph but enough to crack the outside of the bumper and crack the headlight. But as you can tell from the pictures this car looks great. |
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