2008 Volvo V50 T5 Wagon 4-door 2.5l All Wheel Drive on 2040-cars
Erie, Pennsylvania, United States
Volvo of Erie...Offers to the highest bidder, a one owner 2008 Volvo V50 station wagon. This All wheel drive T5 edition has never seen snow. A well cared for "non-smoker" in sought after "Chameleon Blue Metallic with Dumbra Quartz heated leather seating is in excellent condition throughout. Equipped with factory alloy rims, a factory moon roof , full power equipment and rear cargo tonneau cover, this Volvo with only 52789 miles is sure to please you. Our store has this unit for sale in our local market and if sold we reserve the right to end this auction early if needed. Dealership charges after auction price will include a document charge up to 133.00 and any necessary plate title or tax expense. My name is Scott and my phone number for any serious inquiry is 814-450-3275 My email is 4salebyscotty@gmail.com. I welcome your questions and can be reached most of the daytime. Good luck and Good bidding. This is a great car!!!!
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