2009 Saturn Aura Xe Sedan 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Sandyville, West Virginia, United States
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Hello all! I've been driving this Aura for a while and it is a wonderful car, it rides smooth and handles great for a sporty sedan. The Paint is gorgeous with factory metal flake in it which gleams in the sunlight,. My wife drives it and loves it as well. It needs nothing, the tires are newer, fresh oil change with Mobil 1. Everything works great, no dash lights, the engine is very quiet and it drives smooth and quiet. The paint only has very few minor paint flaws from normal driving to and from work. The mileage is from a 126 mile daily round trip to work at C.A.M.C. in Charleston. Those of you who don't know about these cars they are a lot like the Chevrolet Malibu and Pontiac G6 only much nicer and more refined. The consumer reports gave this car a 8.7 out of 10. They were soon to be one of the best selling sedans and most refined European styled cars made in America for years but Saturn and Pontiac were cut from the GM lineup. These cars are very hard to find however parts are not because they still make new parts for them and parts interchange from numerous other 2.4 ecotec engines such as the peppy little one in this car. The carpets and interior is in great condition, some assume its a new car. The stereo sounds phenomenal and my wife loves the port to hook up her phone to listen to music. The previous ( and original owner ) bumped into a parked beetle and scuffed the fender so it was painted and matches perfect, looks as it were never touched up. I promise you will not be disappointed in this car. It runs, drives, handles and treats you like a sporty family sedan should. It has pep and great handling when you need it and its smooth and quiet when you have the kids or the wife is sleeping. If you want the car shipped please arrange shipping yourself, I will help in anyway I can however I will not setup the shipment. I sold lots of cars where the buyer arranged shipping ( 2005 GTO, 2002 Lightning, 2001 Z06 Corvette, 2004 Honda S2000, etc ) and they all went smoothly. The only reason im selling is to get back into another sportier car for the summertime season. Thanks for checking out my ad everyone! |
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