2012 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gs Sport Coupe 2-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Williamsburg, Virginia, United States
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2012 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Sport This has been a great car and has been greatly cared for. Garage kept and shows zero signs of wear. It still looks and smells brand new. Washed once a week and waxed once a month. Most of the miles are highway miles on my commute to work but it doesn't show any signs of it. The car has been lowered conservatively on Tein H-tech springs. The ride height is more flush but it hasn't lost any comfort. There is also a brand new drop in K&N engine air filter. I work at a dealership so all of the maintenance has been done. Still has factory warranty and runs and drives perfectly. The car has zero issues and is a great sporty car. It is north star white with a grey interior. The racing style seats hug your body and have a subtle, red background. It has the sport style front bumper with a blacked out center. The wheels are 18' premium wheels with a grey and machined finish. Great car, very well taken care of, garage kept, always parked in the back of the parking lot. There is currently a loan on the vehicle so the title will take a few days to be switched over from the bank. Please message if you have any other questions or request pictures. Cash, cashier check or paypal only. A $500 deposit is due immediately upon purchase |
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