2001 Nissan Sentra Gxe 1.8l At - Broken Front Suspension Coil & Punctured Tire on 2040-cars
Midland, Michigan, United States
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Sold by the original owner. The report shows two owners because I transferred the car to my would-be wife before we got married. Nobody ever smoked in the car. No animals have ever been in the car. We're selling the car because the front left suspension coil broke and punctured one of four brand-new tires. We put it in the trunk and attached a temporary wheel in its place (see photo). Repair estimate was about $1000, so we've decided to get a replacement vehicle instead of repairing this one. The front passenger side power window does not go down (it's always closed). There is slight visible rusting by the bottom edge of the body, but no holes. The engine, automatic transmission, CD player, FM/AM radio and A/C work fine. The car was garaged during the last 7 years. We serviced the car at recommended intervals. Child car seats visible in the photo are NOT included. The buyer must tow the car, since driving with a broken suspension coil is not safe: its sharp tip can rip the tire. |
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