2010 Nissan 370z on 2040-cars
Snelling, California, United States
If you have any questions feel free to email: leanna.hartry@zoho.com .
You are buying:
-(1) 2010 Nissan 370Z in near mint condition
-33,500 Miles
-350+HP Stock
-Garage kept
-Adult owned
-Mechanically sound vehicle. Really as good as new, no mechanical or electrical issues at all.
-You are getting a STEAL!!!!!!!
-Retails for $48,000
-FAST, RARE, TURNS HEADS, SUPER FUN TO DRIVE!
Extras:
-Touch screen built in DVD dash.
-Magnetic oil filter attachment.
-Factory car cover (high quality / tight fit / retails $500).
Condition:
-This car has been babied.
-Oil changed with Mobile 1 full synthetic every 3,500 miles, K&N high performance oil filter.
-Hand washed every 2 weeks, the coat is SICK!!!
Please let me know if you have any questions. I am available to arrange test drives and or inspections if desired.
-Beware -> If you test drive this vehicle, you will really want to buy it!!!!
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