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[CT][ACI] MASERATI GranCabrio Sport, petrol, imm. DR-289-LF, type M10MASVP000R045, serial no. ZAMVM45B000129611, 1st registration 12/05/2015, 79200 km no warranty, with key, auto gearbox, 4 Maserati rims with extra tires, 2 worn tires, slight scratches, CT with counter inspection before 16/08/2024 (discs, front pads, tires and light settings). Delivered by Agrasc (ref. 223686/478837). Issuing department : AGRASC Place of deposit: BORDEAUX - VENTE AGRASC XXXXXX 33000 BORDEAUX Tel : 0556248684 Contact : Mr Olivier MARTIN Visits and collection by appointment.

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VP
brand
Maserati
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Essence
kilometers
79200
registration
DR-289-LF
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[CT][ACI] MASERATI GranCabrio Sport, petrol, imm. DR-289-LF, type M10MASVP000R045, serial no. ZAMVM45B000129611, 1st registration 12/05/2015, 79200 km no warranty, with key, auto gearbox, 4 Maserati rims with extra tires, 2 worn tires, slight scratches, CT with counter inspection before 16/08/2024 (discs, front pads, tires and light settings). Delivered by Agrasc (ref. 223686/478837). Issuing department : AGRASC Place of deposit: BORDEAUX - VENTE AGRASC XXXXXX 33000 BORDEAUX Tel : 0556248684 Contact : Mr Olivier MARTIN Visits and collection by appointment.

brand
Maserati
kilometers
79200
released on
12/05/2015
Estimate 45 000 EUR
Starting price 45 000 EUR

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bordeaux, France
Les Enchères du Domaine - Bordeaux
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