2008 Saturn Vue Xe Sport Utility 4-door 2.4l 20k Miles Low Miles on 2040-cars
Houston, Texas, United States
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Have had the vehicle for several years and put around 10k miles on it with no issues. The Saturn was bought primarily to use as a tow vehicle behind a motorhome and in total was only towed maybe 1500 miles. It is currently set up with a roadmaster base plate but it can easily be removed if you dont want to tow it. New Michelin tires were recently put on Clean vehicle, no odors etc interior clean Vehicle has front and side air bags and would make a great first car or low mileage daily driver. Saturn has a reconditioned title due to water damage. It was purchased from an auction from an insurance company (not a dealer). The only thing that was done to it at time of purchasewas to dry out the carpet. Over the last several years have put 10k miles on it with no problems. Only reason car is being sold is upgraded tow vehicle to a full size truck for dual purpose so can be towed and have a truck. Call me with any questions 281-451-2188 Cory I realize holiday is coming up and can be flexible on final payment and pick-up. Buyer pays shipping if you are local I will be happy to set up a time to preview. Vehicle is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the listing at any time. |
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