2007 Chevrolet Impala Ltz, Loaded, Excellent Condition, Well Maintained on 2040-cars
Seymour, Illinois, United States
We are selling our Impala as we have a growing family and need a larger vehicle. We are the second owners, and it has been a great car!! I hate to sell it, but can't justify keeping it either. My wife drove it to work every day, about a 15 mile commute. She averaged about 25 MPG. Being an LTZ, it has the 3.9 L motor instead of the 3.6 L, so it has PLENTY of power also!! It is fully loaded with all the options...6-disc changer, power and heated leather seats, sunroof, etc. The car is in EXCELLENT shape, inside and out!! It has always been garage kept, and well maintained with fully synthetic fluids. The windows have a 20% tint all around, very nice on a sunny day, or when that idiot is tailgating you at night!! Please call (217) 714-291TWO with any questions, or to schedule a time to meet and go for a drive!! Thanks for looking!!
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