2008 Chevrolet Hhr Ss Turbo With Only 45,600 Miles - One Owner, Well Maintained on 2040-cars
North Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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I'm original owner, driving 6 miles each way to work and doing local things. Used other cars for Family activities. Back Seat rarely even used.
Car is in great shape with some of the lowest miles you will find. Full Major Service completed @ 30K at Chevy Dealer. New Tires, Brakes, and Brake Fluid exchange at 35,508. Synthetic oil always used with last change at 42,210. Complete Full professional detailing including engine compartment just done and car looks great. Some of the features include 5 speed manual transmission powered by a 260 HP turbo, ice cold A/C, power windows, door locks, and driver's seat, cruise control, CD/MP3 player with premium sound, dual airbags, traction control, Stabilitrak, and 4 wheel disc breaks with ABS. It has two-tone (black and red) sports seats, and power sliding sunroof. Photos to give you overall view of condition of car. Difficulty getting much detail due to sun and shadows, but can provide much more detailed photos upon request. Listed locally as well, so this auction could end early unless low reserve met first. Will assist buyer if shipping needed, but must first contact me to discuss what my role in shipping will be as it needs to be very simple on my end. Please ask any questions before bidding. Thanks for looking and good luck |
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