FS: 2003 Maxima SE Titanium Edition
FS: 2003 Maxima SE Titanium Edition, Auto - Maryland
Sheer Silver/Frost Leather, Original Owner, Obsessively Maintained, All Service Records, Auto, BOSE w/ 6-Disc Changer, Navigation, ABS, Front/Side Air Bags, A/C, Tilt, Cruise, Power Locks/Windows/Mirrors/Seats, Heated Seats and Steering Wheel, Moonroof, Alloy Wheels, Tinted Windows, 59,110 Miles, and 100k Extended Warranty.
Price: $16,500 OBO
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Price: $16,500 OBO
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Joined: May 2005
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Just the car im looking for. Sorry if i missed the info on the transmission. If it is a 6 speed you may have a buyer. Send me a email elixirvtec@hotmail.com
Thank you. I love this car and I hate to get rid of it, but need to since I purchased a new car.
It would've been too easy, but unfortunately it's an auto. Let me know if your still interested.
Originally Posted by maximo-SE
oh man. very nice car dude. free bump.
i love that navi.
i love that navi.
Originally Posted by elixirvtec
Just the car im looking for. Sorry if i missed the info on the transmission. If it is a 6 speed you may have a buyer. Send me a email elixirvtec@hotmail.com
Originally Posted by Bufflomike
Mine is just like that with the 6speed and 51k miles and 14k$
Originally Posted by Cutler
1. Please state year, transmission type and location of the car in the title.
2. Include as many details and pictures of your car as possible. This is for your own good. The best thing you can do is create a web page that has all the details on the car you're selling.
3. Check General Maxima discussion forums for members who can run a free Carfax report for you.
4. Post your email address or other contact information so it's easy to get in touch with you.
5. Please don't try to sell your car in someone else's thread.(Post will be removed)
6. Please don't say that so and so sold their car for this price and it was better....blah blah(your post will be removed)
Most of all, good luck and have fun
Helpful links:
www.kbb.com
www.nadaguides.com
www.edmunds.com
www.carbuyingtips.com
Online Financing companies:
www.peoplefirst.com
www.eloan.com
www.lendingtree.com
2. Include as many details and pictures of your car as possible. This is for your own good. The best thing you can do is create a web page that has all the details on the car you're selling.
3. Check General Maxima discussion forums for members who can run a free Carfax report for you.
4. Post your email address or other contact information so it's easy to get in touch with you.
5. Please don't try to sell your car in someone else's thread.(Post will be removed)
6. Please don't say that so and so sold their car for this price and it was better....blah blah(your post will be removed)
Most of all, good luck and have fun
Helpful links:
www.kbb.com
www.nadaguides.com
www.edmunds.com
www.carbuyingtips.com
Online Financing companies:
www.peoplefirst.com
www.eloan.com
www.lendingtree.com
Update: The buyer is from PA and had a local friend come to check it out last night. He liked what he saw, called his friend; we negotiated a price, and is supposed to come over 5/7/07 to complete the deal. I asked for a cashiers check. Is there anything I should be skeptical about?
hm.... i would make sure the check is legit by heading to the bank with the guy. (make sure you meet him during bank hours)
make sure you draft a sales agreement claiming everything you told him is 100% legit and no returns will be accepted.
make sure you draft a sales agreement claiming everything you told him is 100% legit and no returns will be accepted.
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Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 171
+1 on the sales agreement/bill of sale - its something that often gets overlooked. I know Quicken used to have a program that would help draft things like this with minimal fuss, but its been awhile since I have done it.
A true cashier's check is the only way to fly - but I second the recommendation of heading to the bank with the buyer. They should also be able to notarize your bill of sale and the title should the buyer need it.
A true cashier's check is the only way to fly - but I second the recommendation of heading to the bank with the buyer. They should also be able to notarize your bill of sale and the title should the buyer need it.
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