3.9l/extended Sport Van/2 Sliding Door/active Alarm/remote Start/dvd/3row/look! on 2040-cars
Coralville, Iowa, United States
2007 CHEVROLET UPLANDER LS (Extended Sport Van)Highlighted options : DVD System, Active Alarm, Remote Start and Cruise Control
All the info is here. Please ask questions if you want. (For easy contact: My name is Chris & My Local #319-383-3434 ) Thanks again.
RECENT NOTES: I know there was no 'issues' when I bought this three months ago stated with the initial descriptions. After buying the Uplander I noticed some 'things'. #1) the transmission is over filled with fluid. I don't know why but it is. And there are some acceleration problems due to the transmission. Kind of scary at this point since I am financing it. #2) The alarm system is 'need of service' ??? No idea why because it worked last week. #3) I can not use the rear vent windows from the driver seat. There is no button or option? #4) The glove box is out of order completely. #5) The gas mileage is actually getting noticeably worse. Not sure how or why? It was better the first week that is all I can say. #6) DVD reader is not great. Some discs don't read at all. #7) Back carpet area is discolored. #8) Rear bumper was 'banged' and marked slightly. The price is what it is and its worth the price if you want a 'nice ride' but not BMW costs. This is MY ride and I am driving it everyday. I said it will be continually re-listed and so it will be here when you come back to get it. Thanks for reading. |
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