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2002 Volvo S60 Awd on 2040-cars

Year:2002 Mileage:183502
Location:

 Hello and welcome to our dealership,

Every vehicle we list or sale is checked out mechanically and we make sure there are no issues of any kind, I personally drive each car and truck for at least 2 weeks to find out if there an area that might require attention, Our mechanic is Certified and licensed by VA state and I trust his diagnoses if any, We do basic Maintenance on every vehicle comes to our lot ( Oil change, filters , top all the fluids, spark plugs as needed and heavy road test.)

Here is 2002 Volvo S60 with AWD with 183K miles , the car drive and handle perfect, The pervious owner show us papers of transmission replacement by Volvo dealer at 144K miles we did the usual maintenance and replaced the windshield (had bad crack across)

The interior is good with no cuts , have few (stain) spots, a good detailing job and this car will look like new,

Issues we found:

One dint on the rear right door (see picture) , the 2nd issue is, when we got the car here it had dead battery. we let it sit aside for several weeks before we have the time to check it out, we put new battery and the car ran perfect (still ) but the AIR BAG light will not go away ,our mechanic used advanced scanner and we were not able to reset it, the dealer said it must be reset by the dealer , that is all, other than that the car is almost perfect for 12 years old.

Pictures will tell the rest of the story,

If you have any questions please feel free to contact us and we will our best to give you the answer.

Please keep in mind, we are dealership and all of our cars and trucks are for public viewing we might end up the auction before the listed time if we sold this item.

People with less than 10 Ebay transaction, Please contact us first.

Bidding on ebay is a legal contract and both parties are obligated to obey all the rules and regulations of this site.

Due to the millage and the age of this car, it being sold as is.

$500.00 deposit (non refundable) is due within 24 hours from the end of the auction


Happy bidding

T and A Auto LLC

Winchester, VA 22602



On Apr-11-14 at 08:48:28 PDT, seller added the following information:

 We charge Flat fee of $199.00 for paperwork and processing, + $3.00 to 30 days temp, tags with prove of insurance

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