This car has a "rebuilt" title but is a great car listed well below Nada or Kelley (8,000). I purchased the car with less than 8,000 miles and it had been rebuilt (a back-end collision). The AC works great, car runs like a champ, and has tires with 8k on them. The car itself has 82,XXX miles.
I've had no accidents in the car and have been the only owner since the rebuild. It has had regular maintenance and gets about 24 MPG combined highway/in-town. The car runs great but has a few warning lights on, of which I've had checked. The main issue was/is the catalytic converters, which, for whatever reason, keeps indicating they need to be replaced. I've taken it to 2 mechanics (the latest being Frimet to Z in Panama City Beach) and they said the car is running good and they're not completely sure why the sensor is picking up a malfunction. I'm selling it so cheap because I want to be honest with the buyer. If you want to run it with the warning lights on and not put a dime in it, great. I've been doing it and I've had no trouble. If you want to get the parts replaced that the warnings are suggesting to be replaced, it's going to cost a bit...however, much less than what the car is actually worth + the asking price. I have dogs, and I need a rough around the edges vehicle, of which I'm willing to trade the car listed to acquire. Thanks! Have a great day! Give me a call (Ryan) 504-858-2224 to give it a look over.
I've had no accidents in the car and have been the only owner since the rebuild. It has had regular maintenance and gets about 24 MPG combined highway/in-town. The car runs great but has a few warning lights on, of which I've had checked. The main issue was/is the catalytic converters, which, for whatever reason, keeps indicating they need to be replaced. I've taken it to 2 mechanics (the latest being Frimet to Z in Panama City Beach) and they said the car is running good and they're not completely sure why the sensor is picking up a malfunction. I'm selling it so cheap because I want to be honest with the buyer. If you want to run it with the warning lights on and not put a dime in it, great. I've been doing it and I've had no trouble. If you want to get the parts replaced that the warnings are suggesting to be replaced, it's going to cost a bit...however, much less than what the car is actually worth + the asking price. I have dogs, and I need a rough around the edges vehicle, of which I'm willing to trade the car listed to acquire. Thanks! Have a great day! Give me a call (Ryan) 504-858-2224 to give it a look over.