Super Clean, 1-owner Low-mileage 2009 Volvo S40 on 2040-cars
Berkley, Michigan, United States
If you're looking for an exceptionally clean, comfortable and well-maintained one-owner, late-model family sedan loaded with safety features, take a look at this beautiful blue 2009 Volvo S240.
We bought the car new in Windsor, Canada and pretty much loaded it up -- heated seats, Bluetooth, power everything. The car sold for over $35,000 new. It has NEVER been smoked in. The interior is in excellent overall condition with just normal wear. We've driven it 54,000 kilometers (33,500 miles) mostly locally in the spring, summer and fall in the Windsor and Detroit areas. The miles are low because we have stored the car during the harsh winter months, so it has not been subjected to snow, ice, salt, etc. Just one minor bump that was professionally repaired. So, she's good to go. The technical details: Economical and peppy 2.4-liter five-cylinder engine, five-speed automatic transmission, disc brakes on all four corners, traction control, anti-lock brakes, etc. Fuel economy around town averages about 25 mpg. Our car always been dealer-maintained and is in excellent mechanical condition. Recent dealer-performed maintenance includes rear brakes, oil change, etc. The tires are in great shape. There have never been any mechanical issues and the car has always been totally reliable. This is a Canadian-spec car, but it can be legally imported to the U.S. because it meets U.S. federal emission and safety standards. Documentation will be provided. With continued good maintenance, the S40 will easily go 150,000+ miles. Clear title. $1,000 Pay Pal deposit required after auction. I can help with shipping. The car is available for inspections. If fly in to Detroit and drive home, full tank of gas included. If you have any questions, please fire away. Thanks for looking. |
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