2011 Mitsubishi Galant 49600 Mile....hail Damage...clean Title on 2040-cars
Rowlett, Texas, United States
2011 MITSUBISHI GALANT 49639 mile still under manufacture warranty
Run and drive excellent
Air condition very cold
All option work excellent
All 4 tires have %90 life left
Clean inside %95
Clean title with no issue , never been salvage title... Title under my name and handy and ready to sign it over to you
Just done oil change and texas inspection sticker
....... Have hail damage ....look at the photos
$7500 or best offer...... Somewhere else without hail damage around $12000
The car in Rowlett ,Tx 75088 come and see it if you live around here before making offer , if you live out of state make sure you are satisfied with the hail damage before buy it , I will send more photos by message if needed
$100 refundable deposit by PayPal ,if there any issue other than the hail damge that worth to repair it over $100 that give you peace of mind, any way this car still under manufacture warranty.
The rest of the money by cash or cashier check (to clear your check fast try to get it from a bank that we have it here in texas) or bank wire transfer within 7 days If you have any questions or need more photos please only text me as I have hearing problem and can't hear over the phone, my cellphone # 2144608691(text only) but if you need to talk to me then give me your phone# and I can call you with special phone made for people with hearing problem
When you make an offer tell me how fast you can pay and pick up the car
The car must be sold as I already bought a new car and not need it any more
Thank you for looking and hope you find your dream car.
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