2007 Dodge Nitro Sxt Sport Utility 4-door 3.7l 4x4. Excellent Shape, No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Boonton, New Jersey, United States
Up For Auction is a 2007 Dodge Nitro SXT, 4x4. Truck Runs and drives very well, has power windows, power locks, key less remote entry, am/FM/cd player, cloth interior, cruise control, auto transmission, 2wd switch to 4wd,. Tires were recently changed, just had a tune up done, also has a new battery. drives great, no strange noises. front end is tight, 4wd works well. No visible leaks. driveway is nice and dry. All interior switches, windows, locks all work. Radio sounds great. Trunk has plenty of space. rear seats fold down for extra space. Interior and very nice and clean. Truck has Highway miles but still drives excellent. Motor and Transmission are in very good condition. Shifts smooth in all gears. Drives perfect on the Highway. No shakes or pulls. Perfect truck for somebody who needs a reliable vehicle. Comes with two keys and owners manual. Truck is offered at a NO RESERVE auction. Highest Bidder Will Win. Clean NJ Title in Hand. Any person interested is most welcome to come see it, bring your mechanic and check it all out. Any question Please call/email/text. 2o14007258.
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