2006 Chevrolet Uplander Ls on 2040-cars
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
This is a 2006 Chevy uplander LS well cared for, with a lot of highway miles. Driver & passenger rear slide doors. This is very dependable, Starts, and run great. We bought this from a dealer last fall to use for our family trips out west across the United States, several times to Florida, and is a weekly driver back and forth from Wisconsin to Michigan over the past 6 months. We have 5 kids and 2 adults, so we needed a family vehicle that would seat us all at one time. We have put on 24k miles since we bought it from the dealer. We always preform normal maintenance oil changes, tire rotations, etc. Here is a list of repairs that have been done in the last year. Complete window tinting around using limo black tint, New 65,000 mile tire put on at 189,900 miles (driven 15,000 miles on them to date), transmission filter & flush at 190,000 miles, coolant flush using max life antifreeze and a vps coolant kit, high mileage synthetic oil changes oil used, thrust angle alignment, replaced tie rod ends at 190,500 miles, new plugs and wires at 180,900 miles along with new battery, new pads and rotors front and rear, cabin air filters replaced, and a new key fob battery. Most recent was new turn signal bulbs, oil change, floor mats, tire rotation and wipers blades at 202,000 miles.
Here is what is wrong with it that we know of: a couple of the dash lights have burnt out, see picture taken at night of dash lights. Availability time: We are listing the van for sale, as we are getting a new SUV delivered sometime in the next 2 to 3 weeks. We would prefer to keep the van until the new vehicle arrives, as the van is a daily driver for us. |
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