2002 Saturn L300 Base Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Yonkers, New York, United States
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This is a 2002 Saturn L300. It is a solid commuter car. I recently installed the following:
* NEW shocks * NEW brakes * NEW rotors * NEW tires. It needs to be sold because I was recently upgraded to a 2012 vehicle ( it was a gift and could not say no). It is very clean inside and outside. There is a little bit of damage on the left passenger fender ( the pictures show the slight damage). The car was parked in the lot at work and a deer hit the car on the passenger side. The Saturn is up for an oil change, if purchased, I would take care of the fluids and filters before I sell it. Most of these miles are highway miles from The Bronx to Somers NY. I believe this vehicle has only been owned by one other person. ( 2 owners all together) Please feel free to check the Carfax, there maybe more information there. If you would like to take a look at the car please email me and we can arrange for a time. |
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