2011 Nissan Sentra Se-r Spec V Daytona Blue, Bc Racing Suspension, Nav, Clean!!! on 2040-cars
Dubuque, Iowa, United States
Looking to sell my Sentra SE-R Spec V. 6 speed manual, 2.5l 4 cylinder. 49k miles, no accidents, clean interior and exterior. Has one tiny ding on front passenger fender (door ding), otherwise is in great shape. Garage kept, Mobil1 synthetic oil changes, new tires (5k miles). Great MPG (25-28 in town, 31-35 on the highway). If you're looking to buy one of these cars, this one has all the right modifications done already!
Modifications are tasteful and proper. Nexus 7 in dash install (navigation, MP3, video, USB input, run any android app right in the dash!) Pioneer 4 channel digital series amplifier Factory USB port integrated. Memphis M Class 6.5" component speakers 8" Sundown Audio subwoofer. BC Racing Coilovers. Just installed these about 1k miles ago, makes the car a totally different animal. Bi-Xenon retrofit, mini H1 projectors, 5000k bulbs, E46R shrouds. Looks nice and OEM. Heated seats 18x9 Work CR-Kai reps (5k miles) Toyo Proxes4 tires (5k miles) K&N Intake Megan Racing cat back exhaust StopTech Rotors and StopTech Pads installed 2k miles ago. Car has always been well maintained, includes original owner's manual and documentation. Interior is clean, never smoked in. No stains, no major scratches on the paint. No grinds when shifting, clutch is like new, engine doesn't use a drop of oil, and never has. New suspension and brakes. Garage kept. Anyone looking for one of these cars is likely to want or do these mods anyway, so I figured I would try to sell it as a whole the way it sits. I don't think I'll be driving it too much over the next few months, so the mileage could fluctuate, but not likely by too much. I'm only selling to purchase my next car. Asking $15k. Offers are welcome, trades considered within reason. PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO CALL OR TEXT WITH MORE QUESTIONS, OR TO ASK FOR MORE PICTURES! 563-284-2336 |
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