2002 Volvo S60 Turbocharged 2.4t Sedan 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Valley Village, California, United States
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This Vehicle has been very well maintained. Less then a month ago I invested over 1000$ to fix ALL the things that needed fixing. The vehicle also has fairly new tires. PROBLEM- About two weeks ago I was driving when I heard a sudden noise and only then noticed the oil engine light on. I was 2 miles away from my house so I figured it can make it back. I was wrong. I brought it to the mechanic and he suggested that the engine be replaced. The car stills turns on and drives although wouldnt suggest driving it without first replacing the engine(does also make noise now). I did happen to look on ebay for engines and they run from 400-800 for this vehicle. Before this incident, everything ran perfectly smooth. Exterior and Interior look stunning. FEEL FREE TO COME CHECK IT OUT. QUESTIONS, TEST DRIVES, OR OFFERS PLEASE CONTACT ME. 818 441 3six0seven |
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