2001 Volvo S80 T-6 Engine, 72,500 Miles Asking $2,400.00 on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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I am selling my car because I have had it for 4 years from my grandfather and want a new one.
The following things are new and I have the paperwork to prove it: 1) Transmission 2) Throttle Body 3) Front Break Pads ***********car does not include fully functional engine. Needs new one, rebuilt one, or massively repaired. Estimated cost of this would be $2,000.00 -$3,500.00. The following items are not fixed but do not affect driving in any way: 1) The driver door must be opened manually 2) The unlock button on both the driver door and front passenger door sometimes needs to pressed several times for the passenger doors to be unlocked. 3) The front two tires rub against the car when making sharp turns. I spoke to a Volvo mechanic who said a tire stop can be put on to each tire or the protector panel on top of each tire can be removed. I never fixed it cause it never bothered me enough. THE PRICE I'M SELLING FOR IS BASICALLY THE PRICE I PAID FOR THE NEW TRANSMISSION. |
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