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2005 vauxhall zafira automatic. petrol very low mileage only 52000 and full service history from new..and all the mot,s the car is in very good condition and drives without any problems the inside is very clean without any rips or marks. it passed the new mot a few days ago.for more information please call me on - 0796 220 4996.price only 1200 british pounds OVNO. you are welcome to see and try it.i am on underhill road se22.
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