Final Edition, Under 50k Miles on 2040-cars
Nacogdoches, Texas, United States
We are Rex Perry Autoplex, a family-owned dealership located in Nacogdoches, Deep East Texas. We are under new management with our Internet Department, so expect better service and customer satisfaction that exceeds high standards! We never lose a deal due to price, payment, or trade-in - and we guarantee it!
For sale: The Final Edition Volkswagen "New" Beetle; this 3-door hatchback may be small, but don't underestimate its capabilities! Rolling in at under 47k miles, it's got plenty of life in it left! You're bidding for the vehicle itself, and does not include tax, title, and license. We ship nationwide (buyer pays shipping expenses; delivery time varies by distance, terrain, weather, and traffic conditions; shipping is free for local deliveries). Down payments may be accepted via PayPal upon being the higher/highest bidder. Our Address: Rex Perry Autoplex 3916 NW Stallings Dr. Nacogdoches, TX 75964 What We Offer: New vehicles by Hyundai, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac Over 200 pre-owned vehicles (including certified pre-owned) Extended Service Department Dealership-Exclusive events, discounts, and incentives Very competitive deals and offers We're Open: Monday-Friday from 8-6 Saturday from 9-3 Closed on Sunday Ask for Mr. Ben Curtis when calling us at 936-564-4688. If you ever need specific pictures, financing options, or concern, then he's the one to contact! |
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