2012 Nissan Sentra S Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Hi everyone, This is a 2012 sentra S with 22 K miles only, when u will see in person miles might be different a bit because im still using this car, this car is excellent in fuel economy and zero issues when on road, auto check is available, i wanted to keep it for long run but my family is growing and i need bigger car now so have to get it sold. car got its warranty but need to check with dealer about coverage for you as second owner, i am listing way below fair market price because i want to sell it quick. in pictures u cant see but there is very light scratch on front bumper driver side due to parallel parking, and u will see only with detailed focused look otherwise u cant even see its so mild, no other body scratches at all. Its class S with extra options,feel free to ask any questions, no fees and stupid traps as u see at dealership, no marriage fees, no college fees, no coffee fess, no family fees etc lolz, u pay what u bid & tax according to your state, text or call but please between 9 am to 10 pm, # 201 455 4663--> manii. good luck and thank you & remote start as well, good for winter
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