1999 Saturn Sl 2 No Reserve on 2040-cars
Edison, New Jersey, United States
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This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION and the last bid wins it. This car runs,drives and shifts but does have some issues as depicted in the photos. Also the front bumper has damage, the front end sounds loose, the inside is leaking and seems like it may be coming from the sunroof. Air conditioning blows cold and radio is not installed and is rear seat, not sure if it works or not. The car has been sitting but started right away and smoked a little after starting. There are no lights on at the present time.The tires on the car are in decent shape about 30% to 40% left. This car is being sold and represented AS-IS NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. This car is located at another lot and is available to be seen by appointment only. It is NOT FOR SALE on our lot and is an ebay auction only. If a New Jersey resident we must collect sales tax and motor vehicle fees which include a $398.00 documentary fee. Out of state customers pay for a temporary and $398.00 documentary fee...Again this is a NO RESERVE AUCTION and the last bidder wins......Any questions please message with your phone number and we will get back to you....Thanks for bidding!!!!
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