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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Wed, Sep 10 2014Last July, Plug In America declared that a Mitsubishi i-MiEV in Alabama was the 100,000th electric vehicle sold in the US. Today, the California Plug-In Electric Vehicle Collaborative announced that that many EVs have now been sold in California alone. To celebrate the milestone – which was actually 102,440 EVs sold in the Golden State between when the Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf were introduced in late 2010 and the end of August 2014 – we spoke with some of the key players in moving the battery-powered metal off of the dealer lots and into driver's driveways. CARB's Mary Nichols drives a Honda Fit EV, and said that in LA, it's no longer "a weird thing." The chairman of the California Air Resources Board (CARB), Mary Nichols, took a broad overview. Nichols herself drives a Honda Fit EV, and said that in her home of Los Angeles, that's no longer "a weird thing." She told AutoblogGreen that, "The industry people that we work with are very clear about this, they think the electric cars sell themselves, in terms of their driveability and attractiveness, if you can get a person into one," she said. "The best way to get a person into one is for them to see it somewhere, and that's really what we're celebrating here. As you get to critical mass, and I think 100,000 vehicles is getting to that point, people start looking at these as an option as opposed to something that they walked into the dealership already wanting to get." Given CARB's support of hydrogen vehicles as well as EVs, we had to ask Nichols when she thought H2 would hit the 100,000-vehicle milestone. She declined to answer that question, but did say that, "Hydrogen vehicles are just beginning to be available in the market. They are just being very selectively and even more cautiously introduced than plug-in vehicles because of concerns that customers will have a good experience, and a good experience means that there has to be an adequate supply of fueling stations," she said. "There has been a lot of expression of interest and support and vision in this direction but we are just at the beginning stages, where we were with plug-in vehicles a few years ago. It's going to take a while." If you ask Nissan's Brendan Jones how a state can support a new technology like plug-in vehicles, he will point to how EVs were rolled out in California. Turns out, the company has learned a lot from selling so many Leafs there.
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Unless, of course, that drag race were happening on YouTube, in which case you'd put your money away and open up your laptop. On the Internet it's best to never bet against the wild underdog.
We don't mean to spoil the following video for you, but come on. When you saw Skyline vs. Scooter in that headline, you had a pretty good idea of what was to come, didn't you. Needless to say, mobility scooters fitted with Suzuki GSX-600F engines are pretty quick. Strap in and scroll down.
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You can get a little more info about it in the press release below, or discover the little peach in the high-res gallery above.