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i bought a weapon suzuki jimny 4x4 few wweeks back but unfortunalty the 60 odd killowatts the engine produced was to much power for me, so ive decided to cut my losses and part with the beast.

2000 model, white, manual, 45k on the clock, looks and goes like brand new, if anyone interested let me know im looking to get 14k for the car which is cheap for that year range.

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