2003 Saturn L200 Base Sedan 4-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Livermore, California, United States
My name is Nick, I am a mechanic here in Livermore and I am selling my
Saturn L200. It has low mileage and runs extremely well. I have driven
her all over California and she has always ran in excellent condition.
Included with the car is new speakers plus a 12" sub and a 1000 watt amp
that has a very nice sounding bass. Some details of the car are it has
powered windows, powered locks, 2 keys and a key fob. I got the car from
a lady who gave it to me for doing some work on one of her other cars
and she kept it in very good condition. I have done synthetic oil
changes every 3000 miles and the car gets 30+ miles to the gallon plus
the AC and heater are in perfect working condition. It holds up to five
people plus it has plenty of trunk space even with the sub box there.
There is only a few marks on it like a tear in the door panel (size of a
nickle) and a new windshield because the other one was cracked by a
rock. All general tune ups have been down within the last 5000 miles
like a radiator flush, a transmission flush and filter, new spark plugs
and the oil was changed about 2 weeks ago. I love this car and am
looking for serious buyers, my price is set so no BS, if you are
interested come with cash and I will have no problem with you test
driving her. If you have any questions feel free to shoot me a text and I
will answer asap. (925)-980-7437
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