2.5l S Automatic Flood Vehicle Fresh Water As-is on 2040-cars
Brighton, Michigan, United States
2012 Nissan Altima2.5LVehicle Information
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Vehicle DescriptionWe purchased this Nissan Altima from an insurance company. The vehicle was involved in a fresh water flood. It appears that the water was all the way up to the top of the dash panel. The odometer does not illuminate and none of the electrical options work. The vehicle will most likely need all major modules to and possibly a new speedometer before communication can be restored. THIS CAR IS BEING SOLD AS IS. We do not know the condition of the motor and transmission, they may be fine but will defiantly need to be checked out before the vehicle is started. There will be a 6-8 week delay on the title due to this vehicle having an Ohio salvage title with no re-assignments that had to be transferred to a Michigan salvage title for re-sale. For questions or to set up a time to view this Altima please call our office M-F 8:30-5:00 at 248-446-8289. Disclosure AgreementEvery vehicle we sell is subject to a $135 buyers fee. Michigan residents must pay 6% sales tax and a $15 title fee. License plate fees will vary. We accept cashiers checks, bank wire transfers, cash, Paypal and credit cards (with applicable fees). |
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