2002 Saab 9-3

Hatchback

2.0L 1985CC l4 GAS DOHC Turbocharged

Automatic

YS3DF58K822033153

Clear

Gasoline

This is my fiances 2002 9-3 Saab. She got it from a lot about 3 years ago in Pennsylvania. It runs well and she still drives it back and forth to work everyday. There are some annoying things on the car (like all the windows dont work), and I want to be completely upfront with everything we're aware of. If you've owned a Saab in the past you know these things happen :) Here are the pros and cons of the car : PROS : Engine is healthy and performed well under tests at dealership recentlyTransmission shifts well no sign of slipping or going outCoolant reservoir was installed new earlier this year and engine never overheatsAll seat belts and airbags are intactAir conditioner and heat work excellentAll lights around car work excellentStereo system has CD player, ipod & auxiliary inputs as well as two new speakers in backBrand new radiator installed this yearLeather SeatsTurboBrand new battery this yearCONS : Driver side and back passenger windows do not go down (need regulator clips)Sunroof doesn't open (was told this was a small problem with the button not the mechanics)Brake Booster will need to be repaired in the future (car brakes but is a little stiff. mechanic said it will need to be replaced eventually)Every so often the car will turn but not kick over. My fiance says this happens to her at work about once or twice a month. She has to wait about 20 minutes and it starts. Not sure what's causing this, but it's always eventually started and 95% of the time starts fine. BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY TO PICK UP. UPON WINNING AUCTION I WILL NEED A $500 DEPOSIT SENT THROUGH PAYPAL WITHIN 48 HOURS. I WILL MEET YOU AT LOCAL COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE SIGN OVER THE TITLE AND GIVE YOU THE KEY. I WILL ACCEPT CASH/CASHIERS CHECK OR FULL PAYMENT THROUGH PAYPAL. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS THANKS!!On Sep-27-13 at 21:07:57 PDT, seller added the following information: I want to add that the back passenger window is half way down. We've been keeping it propped up with some bent cardboard.