2008 Suzuki Sx4 Low Miles on 2040-cars
Plymouth, Indiana, United States
So ,,, up for sale is a Susuki SX4 I'm going to start by mentioning that it has a rebuilt title, as you can see in the pics, sections not painted/primed are what was damaged, I've had the car for a little more than 2 yrs, I bought it with 33000 miles, it has never given me any problems, it is my daily driver, I do drive a lot since I am in the construction business, this car is very reliable, it does have some issues that were never repaired since I've owned it, the cruise control does not engage, horn does not work, it only works with the keyless remote, but not by pressing on the steering wheel, and the radio controls on steering wheel do not operate either, now the TPMS sensor light is on bc I had a flat tire and never took it to dealer to reset it, I know the airbags are intact, they never deployed so I know they are not damaged, it is a little dirty it could use a good detail/cleaning, tires are almost new, 50000 miles guaranteed, oh and it is a stict shift not automatic, I added a roof rack it will be included, and the gps, the car is mechanically perfect, you may test drive it, and take it to your mechanic, or friend or whomever to check it out, they will find nothing wrong with the car other than the issues I have indicated, the check engine light is also on and I did take it to a mechanic and they ran a diognostics test, and an o2 sensor came up, they suggested to clean it and it would reset the code, I will consider all reasonable offers, and if you have any question you may contact me 5749334645 |
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