2001 Nissan Maxima V6 3.0 Very Clean on 2040-cars
Trenton, New Jersey, United States
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*All 4 shocks * 2 front new tires and balanced *Brakes and rotors all the way around * oil changed last month The car has a clean title and never been in a accident. The car drives amazing and looks good for its age, the only thing is it does have a check engine light due to o2 sensor I am not putting anymore money into the car since I won't get it back overall your good to go. KBB value is 3500 excellent condition and 3100 in fair condition. The car is well located in the great condition category . Any more question or pics please contact me serious buyers only do not waste my time 609 933 7852 text or call anytime thank you. PRICE IS 3100 OBO SLIGHTLY NEGOTIABLE!!!!
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