2001 Dodge Durango Suv 3rd Row W/ Rear Air 4-door 4.7l V8 Rwd Non-smoker Clean on 2040-cars
Bowie, Texas, United States
*Please Scroll Down and Large Pictures Will Load* Hello, my name is Gary Ensey with CAR-isma Auto Sales in Bowie, Texas. My cell phone is 940/447-1544. Please call or text me only during normal hours please (central time). My website is www.carsofbowie.com.
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Please call me with any questions you have prior to purchasing this vehicle. Out-of-state buyers are responsible for taxes and registration fees in their own states. Texas residents pay a 6.25% state sales tax, and state registration fees. Please have verifiable funds or pre-approved loan available at time of purchase. All sales are finalized at our place of business. Pre-buy vehicle inspections are encouraged and will be performed on our premises. Inspections performed after the point of sale will not be accepted or considered. No financing available. No implied warranty. Let me know if you are considering flying in to the area to pick up vehicle. I may be able to help arrange to have you picked up from the airport. Thank you for looking!!! My name is Gary. 940/447-1544
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