2000 Saturn Sl1 Base Sedan 4-door 1.9l on 2040-cars
Branford, Connecticut, United States
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This is a 2000 Saturn SL 1. The car has 40,990 original miles on it and runs and drives beautifully. It has had much work done to it recently including a new front end due to a fender bender, brakes, a major tune-up and the engine cradle has been replaced. Because of getting rear-ended in an accident, the car has body damage to the rear, the frame is slightly bent and the back rear door will not open because of the accident.. The interior is almost new. No rips or tears whatsoever. My mother bought it when she was 70 years old and drove it for only 6 years. She and I are the only owners. The glass is fine, the engine and transmission are fine and everything works. Lights, A/C, Radio, heat etc. I had this car perfect for the road and then I got hit. I have the receipts of what has been done and I also have the “Salvaged” title.
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Click above to view the video after the jump
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