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2012 Frontier Sv Auto 4x4 V6 4.0l Crew Cab Short Bed Only 19k Miles on 2040-cars

US $23,900.00
Year:2012 Mileage:19963 Color: THE EXTERIOR IS
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States
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2012 NISSAN FRONTIER SV, AUTO, 4X4, CREW CAB, SHORT BED


THIS TRUCK IS EQUIPPED WITH:

·   6-CYLINDER 4.0L ENGINE

. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION

.  4X4

.  AIR CONDITIONING

. ABS

. DUAL AIRBAGS

.  SIDE AIRBAGS

.   CURTAIN AIRBAGS

. CHARCOAL GREY CLOTH SEATS

.   POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS

.  WHITE EXTERIOR

.  AM/FM/MP3/WMA  CD CHANGER

.  CRUISE/TILT

.   TOWING PACKAGE

.   SHORT BED - 5'

.   TRACTION CONTROL

.   MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL

.   INFO CENTER IN CLUSTER

.  FOG LIGHTS

.  ALLOY WHEELS

.   TINT

.  TIRE PRESSURE MONITOR SENSORS (TPMS)

.    ALARM SYSTEM WITH REMOTE CONTROL


 

MECHANICALLY: THIS TRUCK RUNS GREAT, THERE ARE NO KNOWN PROBLEMS. ENGINE RUNS GREAT AND TRANNY SHIFTS SMOOTHLY.  BFGOODRICH TIRES ARE STILL IN GREAT CONDITION (SIZE P265/60R18).  IT STILL HAS THE EXISTING WARRANTY WHICH ENDS AT 36K MILES OR 09/22/2015 AND THE DRIVE TRAIN WARRANTY THAT ENDS AT 60K MILES OR 09/22/2017..

 

INTERIOR: THE INTERIOR IS STILL IN GOOD CONDITION...


EXTERIOR THE EXTERIOR IS IN GOOD CONDITION.    IT HAS A COUPLE OF TINY DINGS/SCRATCHES. 

 

THIS TRUCK HAS A CLEAR TITLE AND A CLEAR HISTORY REPORT. YOU CAN HAVE THIS VEHICLE INSPECTED PRIOR TO PURCHASE. YOU'RE NOT OBLIGATED TO THE SALE IF THE VEHICLE DOESN'T PASS THE INSPECTION.


A $500.00 deposit is due within 48 hours after the auction has ended, full payment must be completed within 7 days after the auction has ended. A $75 Admin Fee/Vehicle Inventory Tax will be added on every transaction.

  1. We accept certified/cashier check, cash in person, money order or wire transfer from bank to bank
  2. Texas residents are responsible for T T &L (tax, title & license), out of state bidders are responsible for their own state taxes.
  3. if bidder is financing , please ensure financing is arranged before bidding.
  4. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs.
  5. Winning bidder must contact us within 24 hours of the end of the auction, winning bidder must provide phone number within that time.
  6. FOR ANY QUESTIONS CALL ME AT 214-734-4893, OR E-MAIL ME AT EM12DAY1@YAHOO.COM

COMPANY POLICY: ALL VEHICLES SOLD AS IS, FACTORY WARRANTY MAY STILL EXIST WHERE APPLICABLE, NATURALLY USED VEHICLES HAVE MINOR SCRATCHES FROM NORMAL USE, WE DESCRIBE THE VEHICLE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE, YOU CAN HAVE THE VEHICLE INSPECTED BY AN INDEPENDENT MECHANIC PRIOR TO PURCHASE ,NO OBLIGATION TO PURCHASE IF IT DOES NOT MEET YOUR SATISFACTION.


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