2001 Sm5 Sm525V

Hello, I am Kim Kyungho, the CEO of Sajacar, a professional company specializing in refurbishing or restoring used cars in Yangju, Gyeonggi-do. High quality Good condition. We are pleased to introduce the SM525V, which has been thoroughly refreshed. > Basic Information of the Vehicle * Car Name: SM5 * Initial Registration Date: January 2001 * Model Year: 2001 * Grade: SM525V * Mileage: 218 000km * Accident history: No accidents (simple bonnet replacement) This vehicle was delivered in February 2015 to a customer living on Gongneung-ro, Nowon-gu. It has been used very smoothly without any issues until now, and it has been returned to us in exchange for a Malibu. Since it is a rarely seen 1st generation SM5 model, we carried out restoration work. As we have been taking care of the maintenance of this vehicle continuously since its delivery at Sajaka, we are well aware of its condition. We have organized everything necessary for stable driving in the future, and without considering costs, we have restored it to a highly complete state. We confidently recommend this fully restored 1st generation SM5 model to those looking for such a vehicle. > Recent major maintenance history includes - Battery replacement > Major work done after check-in during complete refreshing includes - Interior and exterior work * Partial exterior painting, 3 panels * Dent repair work * Polishing work * Interior detailing work * Headlight replacement (left) * Headlight restoration (one set) * Aluminum wheel restoration (one set) * Interior custom work (airbag cover, leather seats). etc.) * Center console replacement - Maintenance tasks * Engine oil change * Engine oil flushing * Interior antibacterial filter replacement * Automatic transmission oil change (transmission oil pan gasket replacement) * External belt replacement * Tire replacement for one set 205/65 R15 * Timing chain replacement and related parts replacement (timing chain, chain guide, tensioner, water pump, hydraulic tappet). etc.) * Engine oil pan sealing work (upper, lower) * Crank retainer replacement (rear side, with transmission removal) * Partial replacement of power steering hose * Power steering gear assembly replacement * Wheel alignment correction work * Starter motor replacement * Rear brake caliper replacement (right) * Air conditioning gas injection * Side mirror replacement (right) * Replacement of various bulbs and numerous detailed adjustments, etc. * The details below are from the delivery in February 2015, please refer to them. ---------------------- In March 2012, this vehicle was delivered to a customer on our website at 150,000 km. After taking ownership, it was driven approximately 40,000 km over about 2 years, and now it is being sold as the owner purchased a 2003 525V with the same specifications. It is not common for someone to repurchase the same model and grade, but if you think about it differently, it could be seen as a sign of high satisfaction. The reason the owner is trading in the car is actually for this reason. The SM525V is a vehicle that can be considered the best in terms of cost-effectiveness and durability among low-priced domestic cars. Since this accident-free vehicle has no rust, and its usage condition and performance preservation are good, and any lacking parts will be neatly set up for you, you can drive it without worrying too much about the mileage. >Recent major maintenance history includes battery replacement, stabilizer link and bushing replacement, lower arm replacement (passenger side), etc. >Details of the work performed after vehicle intake for merchandising purposes: *Interior and exterior work - Painted exterior parts (3 panels), replaced 2 moldings - Polishing work, headlight polishing - Interior cleaning *For consumable replacements and general maintenance: - Engine oil change - Engine oil pan gasket replacement - External belt replacement - Air conditioner filter replacement - Engine oil switch replacement - Front lower arm replacement (driver's side) - Replacement of all tires with new ones - Hood strut replacement - Audio button repair, various bulb replacements, etc. There are many places where you can buy and sell used cars. However, places where you can trust and transact confidently even if you don't know much about cars are rare. I have 34 years of experience in automobile maintenance and currently operate both a car service center and a dealership, which allows me to accurately select cars during the purchasing process and carefully inspect and service them during the reconditioning process. The biggest motivation for choosing a used car is likely economic reasons. While you can purchase a vehicle that suits your purpose or preference at a lower cost than a new car, it is also true that concerns about unexpected breakdowns or additional maintenance after purchase can make people hesitant. These concerns can be minimized through your connection with me. Although it is not a car I personally drove, I only sell vehicles that have been inspected and serviced with the mindset of choosing a car for my own family, viewed through the eyes of an expert with over 30 years of experience in automobile maintenance. Now, shopping for used cars online is becoming common. However, among these many vehicles, it is not easy for individuals who are not familiar with cars to pick out a good one. Even when purchasing a relatively simple product, you may have worried many times about whether it suits your purpose, whether the price is reasonable, or whether it might cause any problems. It is even more difficult to make a confident purchase when buying a used car online, rather than a new one. One of the characteristics of the used car market is the information asymmetry between sellers and buyers. The same applies to the sale of used cars: sellers who have accurate information tend to highlight the advantages rather than the disadvantages when selling, and buyers, who relatively lack information about the vehicle, cannot have confidence in the used car due to this lack of information. I think that in order to resolve this information imbalance and provide confidence to buyers, sellers must be able to provide the most reliable information possible. One of the biggest concerns for many people when dealing with used cars is how to purchase a good used car without being deceived among all these advertisements and vehicles. While it is important which car you buy, it is even more important from whom you buy it. At this point, the overall evaluation of the performance of a used car is often left to the individual dealer selling it. If the seller lacks professional knowledge and integrity regarding the vehicle, the responsibility for inspection and maintenance of that vehicle falls on the buyer. That is why the car can vary depending on who the seller is. If a person has a professional sense of responsibility, mission, and conscience regarding cars, they probably wouldn't recommend a bad car even if asked to find one. If the person is good, the car will be good as well. For reference, from receiving many inquiries from customers, what I’ve noticed is that most customers want to buy a good car cheaply, but many of them don't actually know what a good car is. The selection points differ depending on the type of car you want to buy (compact, small, medium, large, sedan, van, truck, etc.), price range (100,000 won, 1,000,000 won, 10,000,000 won, etc.), year (1993, 1995, 2000, etc.), and purpose (personal, business, sales, etc.). Rather than judging based on the visible parts, you should consider the overall factors such as whether the car has been in an accident, its mileage, its usage, and the condition of consumable parts when making a choice. Especially for older vehicles, the condition of consumable parts should be prioritized. The reason is that cars are made up of many consumable parts, so the longer they are used, the higher the likelihood of breakdowns. Additionally, when purchasing from a car dealership, guarantees about accident history or mileage are well established, so there is almost no deception. Also, because commercializing a car is done within the sales margin, it is inevitably vulnerable to hidden vehicle repairs or consumable part replacements. As someone who always sells used cars, what I always feel is that good cars are never sold cheaply. From my experience, good cars cannot be bought cheaply in the purchasing process, and in order to properly purchase a car, refine it into a product, advertise it, sell it, and provide a guarantee, it is impossible to sell it cheaply unless it is a charitable act. That is why people looking for cheap cars often fall for fake listings or bait offers. A trustworthy person never sells shabby vehicles. Even if a problem occurs with a car they sold, they take full responsibility until the end. My hope is to connect good cars with good relationships, with the mindset that selling is not the end but the beginning. I have been in the car business for over 30 years simply because I love cars. I plan to continue working in this field for my entire life, considering it my true calling. What kind of wealth or fame could I gain by tricking someone into buying a car? If you visit my website, you will see that I am not someone who works carelessly, so please trust me. Trust in the seller is the shortcut to finding a good car. Anyway, make a good choice and have a happy day. Yes, if you search for 'Sajaka' on Naver, you can see my other available listings, and I also provide consultations on vehicle price inquiries, as well as vehicle purchases and consignment services. I work without a break on Saturdays and Sundays, so you can visit without concern. (The advertising phrases I am currently using are writings based on my own thoughts and long-term experiences.) There are many people who use this phrase without permission, but words come with responsibility. We ask that you refrain from meaningless phrase theft that carries no responsibility.