Suzuki Maruti 2009 Bronze Manual Used for Sale in Alexandria
115,000 EGP Max.
124,000 EGP
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Suzuki Maruti 2009 for sale in Alexandria, bronze color, manual transmission, 70,000 km on the clock. Price is 125,000 EGP. The license and inspection expire on October 2nd, so there's about 20 days left on them. Sale will be done with a registered contract, and dealers are not welcome. If you're looking at used cars for sale in Alexandria or searching for a used Suzuki for sale, this one is a 2009 model with a manual gearbox and a bronze exterior. The Maruti is a small car, and this particular one has 70,000 km on the odometer. Listing is in Alexandria. WhatsApp is the way to get in touch. License and inspection are valid until October 2nd. The price is 125,000 EGP and the sale is with a registered contract. Bronze is not the most common color on the Maruti, so it stands out a bit. 2009 model, manual transmission, 70,000 km, bronze paint, Alexandria location, 125,000 EGP price, registered contract sale, dealers excluded.
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