*hybrid E. *class: Alt Power - Hybrid Car. * 2005 *sedan 4d on 2040-cars
Livingston, New Jersey, United States
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On Oct-02-13 at 15:52:42 PDT, seller added the following information:
Specifications: Engine: 1.3 Gas/Electric
I4. Horse Power: 85 @ 5700/93 @ 5700 RPM Torque: 87 @ 3300/116 @
1500 RPM Drive Train: Front Wheel Transmission: Automatic Safety: Air Bag-Frontal-Driver.
Air Bag-Frontal-Passenger. Air Bag-Side Body-Front Brakes-ABS. Brakes-Type-Front
Disc/Rear Drum Child Safety Rear Door
Locks. Engine Immobilizer Trunk-Emergency Release Comfort &
Convenience Air Conditioning-Auto
Climate Control. Air Conditioning-Front Cruise Control. Keyless
Entry. Max Seating Capacity: 5 Mirror(s)-Power. Mirrors-Vanity-Driver.
Mirrors-Vanity-Passenger Power Locks. Reading
Lamps-Front. Seat Trim-Cloth. Seats-Front Bucket Steering
Wheel-Adjustable. Steering-Power. Trunk-Release-Remote. Windows-Power Music &
Entertainment Audio-AM/FM Stereo. Audio-CD
Player Interior Floor Mats. Power
Outlet Exterior Doors: 4. Rear Spoiler.
Rear Window Defogger Wipers-Intermittent. Wipers-Variable
Speed Intermittent Tires Front-Rear Tire Sizes:
P185/70SR14. Spare Tire Size: Compact Wheels Front Wheel Material:
Alloy. Rear Wheel Material: Alloy All fees Related to Transporting, Storage out of Our
Location, Shipping Costs, State/Federal Taxes to be Paid by Buyer. No
Warrantee. Sold As Is. |
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Navigation warranty automatic one owner clean carfax factory warranty
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Clean carfax one owner automatic warranty dealer inspected navigation
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