2006 Xc90 Volvo 2.5 48k Miles, Extended Warranty Til Nov. Mint, Loaded 7 Pass on 2040-cars
Denver, Colorado, United States
Selling our 2006 XC90 with only 48,000 miles. It's a 2.5 turbo. It has plenty of options leather, six cd changer, third row seats so seven adults fit in. The third row folds down as do the second row seats to an extreme amount of trunk space. It has sunroof, automatic windshield wipers that activate upon sensing rain, air cond. Extra safe truck that has been taken care of perfectly. All scheduled maintenance done at Rickenbaugh Volvo. There is still an 100,000-mile eight year warranty until November that will transfer to the new owner. That should give you peace of mind if something is wrong (there isn't but it is a used car) it will be fixed for the $100 deductible. Bought from Volvo dealership in 2007. They had it as loner and only had 9000 miles. Never been in accident or had any problems. Kept in underground garage. It's black with black leather seats and wood interior accents. I would like $14,950 (cash only) cause it's worth it, but will consider reasonable offers. This should go fast so contact if interested or with questions. All wheel drive but no heated seats |
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