a silver, grey/black interior, 88,000 miles. VERY VERY CLEAN!!! NEW IMA Battery from Ron at Hybred Battery Repair, NEW MCM AND BCM, NEW 100A main fuse. Newer tires. Excellent condition! just no longer needed. $6700 OBO call 734-502-4216, car is on the way west side of Detroit area. Thanks for reading
a silver, grey/black interior, 88,000 miles. VERY VERY CLEAN!!! NEW IMA Battery from Ron at Hybred Battery Repair, NEW MCM AND BCM, NEW 100A main fuse. Newer tires. Excellent condition! just no longer needed. $6700 OBO call 734-502-4216, car is on the way west side of Detroit area. Thanks for reading
As always, the warranty is transferable to the new owner. We just need an email from the old owner to officially notify us.
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2000 MT #4227 175K miles - Citrus Yellow, BetterBattery
I went up to take a look at this car yesterday. I just wanted to mention a couple things that I think a potential buyer should be aware of BEFORE they drive a possibly significant distance to look at the car.
- The passenger seat has a couple of small (<1cm) burns through the cloth from what the seller says came from a cigar, since the individual who drove it smoked cigars
- The windshield has a ~1cm crack on the driver's side. The seller expressed surprise when I pointed it out, so apparently it is new. He also mentioned that he has a relationship with a windshield repair shop a couple buildings down (the car is located in a warehouse), so he will have that sealed before he sells it.
- When I was driving the car, I noticed an intermittent clicking noise at low RPMs that seemed in sync with the engine speed (while idling it was noticeable, and when I applied gas the frequency of the clicks increased before the noise went away). I wish I had played around with the car's systems to see if I could find the source of the noise, but I didn't. The seller claimed to have never heard any noises, but it was definitely there.
but however, I drove the car over 100 miles today, with a friend, windows down, and can't here this clicking, so I have no idea (I didn't go on his test drive) The tiny stone chip in windshield, has been repaired. This potential buyer is up set because we refused his low ball offer. However, he failed to mention that. Thanks
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