2008 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door White on 2040-cars
Gulfport, Mississippi, United States
2008 Chevy Impala with miles on it, most of them are highway miles commuting to work and going to see family in a different state. The car runs fine great all updates up to date and went through a check up before I posted it for sale. The front and back brakes and rotors just got replaced along with one of the two actuators. The second actuator does need to be replaced also, although it does not effect the air conditioning in any way it does have a clicking noise for about 10 seconds when you start the car I just did not get around to having it replaced and I am getting ready to move. The interior of the car is clean and owned by a non-smoker. The outside of the car is also in good shape with a grey line across the back by the license plate where a car bumped into the rear of the vehicle. Car is well maintained by a non-smoker. |
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