2011 Hhr Great Condition, Full Warranty, One Owner, Very Low Mileage on 2040-cars
Parsippany, New Jersey, United States
!!! Serious Inquires Only !!! 2011 Chevy HHR – LS Great vehicle for any age : ) !!! Only 16,000 miles !!! One Owner Full Warranty (45,000 mile and/or up to 2017) 28 21 HWY MPG CITY MPG Gasoline 3 Point Rear Seatbelts - Adjustable
Head Rests - Air Conditioning Airbag Deactivation - Anti
Theft/Security System - Anti-Theft Device(s) Auto Express Down Window - Auxiliary
Audio Input - Beverage Holder(s) - Bucket Seats CD Player in Dash - Center Console - Child
Safety Locks Clock - Cloth Upholstery - Cruise
Control - Dual Air Bags - Folding Rear Seats Front Wheel Drive - Intermittent Wipers
- Multi-Function Steering Wheel - Power Mirrors Power Outlet(s) - Power Steering - Power
Windows - Privacy Glass - Reading Light(s) Rear Window Defroster - Rear Window
Wiper - Remote Power Door Locks - Tachometer Trip Computer - Vanity Mirrors - 2.2
liter inline 4 cylinder DOHC engine - 4-wheel
ABS brakes Car being sold, because owner no longer is driving. Asking Price $12,900.00 ($15,000.00 if sold by
dealership)
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