2011 Buick Lucerne Cxl Sedan 4-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
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This is beautiful crystal claret burgundy 2011 BUICK LUCERNE CXL with Grey leather interior and wood trim. This Buick is loaded with options like heated seats, heated steering wheel, rear window defroster, mirror defroster, remote start, cruise control, power mirrors and much more. Car has very nice and clean interior, non smoker. Good newer tires. This Buick has a Florida Rebuilt title, it was involved in Right side collision, It was professionally repaired to 100% factory specs in our own body shop. Will warranty paint from fading or flaking for 3 Years. The Buick Lucerne does not show any signs of repair. Passenger front and rear doors along with the passenger fender were replaced with NEW Buick parts. Car had No mechanical damage, NO suspension damage, right curtain Airbag was deployed and replaced. Car is 100% complete and doesn't need anything . This vehicle has passed the Florida DMV inspection so it can be registered and insured in any part of USA. All sales are final |
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