2000 Jeep Cherokee (rhd) - Right Hand Drive Postal on 2040-cars
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States
For sale is a Right Hand Drive 2000 Jeep Cherokee.
DO NOT BID IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE MONEY IN HAND!
If you need to get a loan for it, get approved from a bank BEFORE bidding on it!!! Only will sell to residents to the United States of America, will not accept bids from overseas. I have the right to cancel any suspicious bids, if you have a low feedback please email the seller first before bidding. THIS IS CONSIDERED A LEGAL BINDING CONTRACT!
A $300 PayPal NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT is due within 48 Hours of auction and prior to pick-up. NO EXCEPTIONS! The remainder paid in cash, within 7 days, at the time of transfer of title and pick up of vehicle.
I will accept certified checks and money orders, but will not transfer title until form of payment clears from the bank to prevent any counterfeit or fraudulent forms of payment. It can take up to 2 weeks for the form of payment to clear from the bank. There is a $40 fee per check/money order if payment does not clear that the buyer will be responsible for if payment does not clear from the bank. It is the discretion of the bank if fees increase at any point, if this happens, buyer will also be responsible for any additional fees the bank may charge if payment does not clear in addition to payment of the Cherokee. After payment clears and the Jeep Cherokee is ready to be picked up or shipped, the buyer will get a 30 Day South Dakota sellers plate. Please check with your state's DMV if any other requirements are needed to ship the vehicle to your state. Buyer is responsible for all state sales tax, title, license fee, insurance and any other fees that are required. The seller has the right to end the auction early because this Jeep is also for sale locally.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email.
2012 - Parts installed include: 2013 - Parts installed include: 2014 - Parts installed include: 2000 Jeep Cherokee RHD Video
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