2005 Chrysler 300c - 5.7l Hemi Engine on 2040-cars
New Rochelle, New York, United States
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2005 Chrysler 300C - 113000 Miles, 2nd Owner Exterior: Black Interior: Gray (Leather) 5.7L HEMI Engine This car is fully loaded and comes with just about all the bells and whistles that were available on this model. -Heated Seats -Navigation -Integrated Bluetooth Phone -6 Disc CD Changer -Chrome rims -Satellite Radio -Sliding Sun Roof -Tail pipe extensions (For aesthetics) -Back up sensors -Traction stability control A/C Blows COLD! I bought this car in September of 2007 when it had about 28,000 miles on it and have kept up with all the maintenance meticulously according to Chrysler's schedule. The oil has been changed every 3000 miles with no exception. This car runs like a top. The other thing to note here is that the vast majority of these miles are highway miles. Here are some of the recent maintenance items: -4 brand new Cooper tires at about 95K miles, with much tread left -New Front Struts at about 88K miles -Rear Shocks at 88K miles -Upper control arms and all the bushings at 88K miles -Lower control arms and all the bushings at about 75K miles -Rear gear box oil change at 104K miles -Air filters at about 110K miles -Transmission flush at about 100K miles -16 new spark plugs (HEMI engines have 16 instead of 8) at about 100K miles -All new wires and coils (Each cyclinder has it's own coil) at about 100K miles -All rubber boots connecting the coils to the spark plugs at about 100K miles -Coolant flush at about 99K miles -Power steering flush at about 100K miles -Hood and trunk struts (so neither will close on your head like on most older cars) This car runs great and is in good mechanical condition. I would have no reservations getting in it right now and taking a cross country road trip. There are some cosmetic issues to note. The biggest issue is the front bumper. It is cracked on the lower part and some of the paint has chipped. The bumper is functional as intended but if you want the car to look nice it will have to be replaced. The bumper can be bought for about $200 and I'm sure if you are handy you can have a shop paint it and put it on yourself for not much money. The reason it is cracked is because I pulled into a parking space, went up to far and scraped one of those concrete blocks at the front of the parking space. The rear bumper on the driver side has some scratches on the lower part which can be remedied WITHOUT replacing bumper, which was caused the same way the front bumper was cracked. On the hood and fender near the passenger side there are some small dings, again which can be repaired at not much cost. The rest are your basic wear and tear that you would expect on a 9 year old car. The interior is good. No tears in the seats and no cracked door panels. Seats are gray leather and the carper is black. I religiously, for years used Mother's leather cleaner and conditioner so there is NO dry rot to the leather either. Blue Book gives this car a value of about $9100 for it's current condition but I think it might be a little higher than it should be due to some of the cosmetic issues. I am asking $7000 OBO and will entertain any reasonable offers and welcome people who would like to see the car in person first. I am asking this amount because I have recently replaced many of the expensive maintenance items that are needed around 100K miles like tires, shocks and struts. The title is clean and the car will easily pass inspection. This is a luxury car with a touch of sport! The car can average about 23 to 24 miles per gallon on the highway. But it is a HEMI and does haul! Merging onto a highway is a breeze. These HEMI engines take very high mileage and last a long time if properly cared for, which this one is. It still has all of its power and runs like it did the day I bought it. The accident reported that you can see on the CARFAX was a cracked rear bumper that was replaced. I was hit by someone going the wrong way up a one-way street while backing out of my driveway. There was no other damage other than the rear bumper being replaced. Any questions, just email me and I will answer them to the best of my ability. There are no existing warranties on this vehicle and it is sold as-is, and all sales are final. I have described in detail every single issue I know to exist with this car to help any prospective buyers make an informed decision. |
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