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2006 Chrysler 300 on 2040-cars

Year:2006 Mileage:226060
Location:

Chesterfield, South Carolina, United States

Chesterfield, South Carolina, United States

I am selling my 2006 Chrysler 300 w/ Bentley package!

 This car runs and drives GREAT! My dad gave me this car because he got a town car. I would like to sell this car because I want a truck.

 This car has about $3, 000.00 worth of upgrades and accessories. KBB value is $7, 607.00. 

 Like I said, this car runs and drives great. My dad drove this car all summer long back and forth from Chesterfield, sc to Myrtle Beach, sc every week; the drive was 2 and a half hours both ways. He has put about 10, 000 miles on the car since he bought it. He had absolutely no problems with the car. It is still in good condition and very clean on the inside. A/C blows very cold, has great sound system with 6 cd changer, mp3 & wma hookup, power EVERYTHING! The car has Michelin p245/50 r20 matching tires that still have a lot of life left! Steering is tight. When my dad bought the car it needed a water pump. When the water pump was replaced, the timing chain was also replaced. The car also got a complete tune up at the time, and has had oil changes as necessary. The car was also taken to the shop to have the front end alligned and at that time the tires were also balanced and 2 tie rod ends were replaced. As with any car with 220, 000 miles, it is not perfect.

 The pictures do not lie and were taken just before this listing was posted on 8-25-14. It is very clean and not beat up. There are some cosmetic scratches on the exterior, as you can see in the photos. Sometimes the motor makes a noise and soon after the check engine light will come on, but the mechanic has turned the check engine light off and it has not come back on. In general, the car is in good condition. My dad said he would drive it anywhere. 

WE HAVE TRIED TO BE AS HONEST AS POSSIBLE ABOUT THE GOOD AND BAD!  WHEN YOU ARRIVE TO GET THIS CAR WE WILL TAKE YOU FOR A RIDE WITH COLD AIR BLOWING IN YOUR FACE, WITH THE RADIO UP AND SHOW YOU THAT ALL POWER OPTIONS (WINDOWS, DOORS, SEATS, CRUISE, REMOTE KEY FOB) EVERYTHING WORKS! THIS CAR IS NO JUNK. Please dont bid without calling my dad with any questions or concerns. Do not bid if you have any doubts! This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION! EVERY BID IS A WINNER! 

The car is located in Chesterfield, sc and I reserve the right to end the auction early to sell locally. The title is clear and in my name. 

 CALL LYNN AT 843-910-4845

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