2012 Nissan Armada Sl Sport Utility 4-door 5.6l ** Minor Damage Rebuilt Salvage* on 2040-cars
Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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$ SAVE! $ minor damage passenger seat blood stains!!
We specialize in buying cars through insurance company's that require only minor repairs, we choose from thousands of cars everyday and only buy the best! This beautiful black 2012 Nissan Armada SL was totaled by the insurance company because of Minor blood stains on and around the passenger seat area. Insurance companys are required to total vehicles anytime there is any amount of blood inside a vehicle, They term it as biohazard/chemical. This car was not wrecked, neither did it have any mechanical damage. We got it into our shop and removed the passenger seat, we wiped everything down with disinfectant and sprayed powerful cleaners to remove any sign of blood. This SUV in now fully serviced and road ready, Nissan has performed a service & oil change. We have included pictures of the damage before the repairs where made, these are the last 4 pictures. BUY THIS GREAT LOOKING SUV TODAY WE GUARANTEE YOU LOVE IT ! Vehicle Specs 2012 Nissan Armada SL V8 5.6L 46367 miles automatic transmission 3rd row seat leather30 Day Guarantee, if anything fails we'l fix it or your money back!
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