Saturn Vue, Awd, V6, Auto, A/c, All Power, Locally Owned Only 8,000 Actual Miles on 2040-cars
Waynesboro, Virginia, United States
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Up for auction is this great little 2003 Saturn Vue AWD. This unit was bought by us after being donated Purple Heart by its original owner.
The miles on the unit are actual & have been verified thru AUTOCHECK.COM The unit shows no sign of paint work, just minor blemishes and a few scratches and nicks here or there, that aren't worth mentioning. This unit has just recently gone thru Virginia state safety inspection, and has fairly new tires on it. The A/C blows cold and everything works just as it should. While we sell our used vehicles AS-IS, we offer a 3 month / 4,500 mile power train warranty to our buyers that is covered nationally by simply calling an 800# should you encounter an issue of any kind during that time frame. If you have any questions, please call 540-447-4297 Thanks for looking, and remember, this is likely the lowest mileage Saturn Vue in existence. |
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