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My gf's car has to be sold!

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Vehicle 2002 HOLDEN ASTRA TS CD

Price $20,500

Kilometres 32,300

Body 4 door Sedan

Colour Metallic Black

Interior Colour Black/Grey Velour

Transmission 5 speed Manual

Engine 4 cylinder Petrol Multi-point injected 1.8L (1796cc)

Reg Plate SJF001

Reg Expiry APR-2005

Road Worthy Certificate Yes

Brief Comments Absolutely immaculate Astra! One female owner from new. Low Kms. Be Quick, First To See Will BUY!

Long Comments This top of the range Astra has full service history with log books. It has been very well looked after by its fastidious owner and is in immaculate condition. Rare 5 speed manual, Black, top of the range CD with every possible extra.

Seller Details

Name Sarah

Suburb Hawthorn East

State Victoria, 3123

Mobile Phone 0423027720

Home Phone 03 98132532

Work Phone 03 96478080

Vehicle Features (please confirm with seller)

15in Alloy Wheels

4 Wheel Disc Brakes

6 Speaker Stereo

Adjustable Steering Col. - Tilt & Reach

Airbags - Driver & Passenger (Dual)

Armrest - Rear Occupants

Abs (Antilock Brakes)

Air Conditioning

Alloy Wheels

Auto Climate Control

Body Colour - Bumpers

Body Side Mouldings

Body Coloured Bumpers

Central Locking - Remote/Keyless

Cd Player

Central Locking

Chrome Interior Highlights

Cruise Control

Disc Brakes Front Ventilated

Disc Brakes Rear Solid

Dual Airbags

Electric Mirrors

Engine Immobiliser

Headrests - Rear Integrated

Intermittent Wipers - Variable

Leather Steering Wheel

Log Books

Multi-Function Steering Wheel

Power Door Mirrors

Power Steering - Electric Assist

Power Windows - Front & Rear

Power Steering

Power Windows

Rear Spoiler

Remote Boot/Hatch Release

Remote Fuel Lid Release

Tacho

Tilt Steering

Tinted Windows

Tow Bar

Velour Trim

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