2004 Buick Rendezvous

CX / CXL SUV

3.4 Liter, 6 cyl.

4-Speed Automatic

3G5DB03E54S593847

Clear

Gasoline

I am selling this very cool 2004 Buick Rendezvous Sport CX model. I have only owned it a short time. The reason why I am selling the car is two-fold. 1) The person who I bought the car from lied to me about the condition (he said everything was functional and absolutely had no mechanical concerns) and as I result I over-paid for the car. In doing this I use up all my reserved cash and cannot pay the auto shop price to fix the few issues this vehicle has right now. I listed the detail of repairs in another place on this listing. 2) I am in the Dog House with the wife and she wants me to sell the car. Therefore, I am forced to sell this SUV and incur a financial loss to myself. I paid over $3,700 for this car which would have been OK if the vehicle was as described. As I said earlier in this listing I have a written repair estimate from my mechanic that I can show you for all the repairs needed. If you do it yourself, the parts will cost about $400 to $600. Or if you are like me and need a mechanic to do it for you then it will cost more. I went to Midas and the total estimate including parts and labor was just over $1,300. I also invested in a VIN Report that prove all the details that I mentioned in the other section of the listing and that the Title is Clear. I paid for this report and found it on the website of The United States of America Justice Department, and you can't get any better than that. Oh, I might as well tell you hear that the buyer will wait for my bank's clearance of any type of payment that you decide before I hand you the Motor Vehicle Title, and that if your funds don't clear at that point you will forfeit the sale and any deposit that you have given me to that point in time. In addition, all cash must be done locally at my bank in order to verify that the cash is not counterfeit ( yes, you or your agent will physically hand the cash amount to the bank teller, not me, I will then hand the teller my deposit slip) You see why I prefer PayPal.