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Year:2002 Mileage:102650 Color: IS IN GREAT CONDITION
Location:

Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, United States

Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, United States
Advertising:

NO RESERVE AUCTION! HIGHEST BID WINS!

FOR SALE IS A REALLY NICE WELL MAINTAINED 2002 CHRYSLER CONCORDE LIMITED!

* 102000 MILES

* AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION

* 250-HP, 3.5-LITER V-6 ENGINE (MPG CITY: 18  NIGHWAY: 26)

* NO ACCIDENTS

* LEATHER

* POWER HEATED SEATS

* SUNROOF

* PREMIUM SOUND

* ICE COLD A/C

* SERVICED

MECHANICALLY AND COSMETICALLY IT'S IN REALLY NICE CONDITION. ENGINE RUNS VERY STRONG, TRANSMISSION SHIFTS LIKE NEW. THERE ARE NO STRANGE NOISES OR VIBRATIONS, NO OIL OR COOLANT LEAKS, NO CHECK ENGINE OR ANY WARNING LIGHTS. ALL THE POWER OPTIONS WORK PROPERLY. THE EXTERIOR IS IN GREAT CONDITION (9.5 OUT OF 10). ALL THE GLASS IS FREE OF CHIPS OR CRACKS. THE INTERIOR IS JUST AS GOOD AS THE REST OF THE CAR (9.5 OUT OF 10). NO UNPLEASANT ODORS, SMELLS OR STAINS. SERVICED. OIL CHANGED, ALL THE FLUIDS TOPPED OFF. GOOD MATCHING TIRES. WELL TAKEN CARE OF BY PREVIOUS OWNERS.

THIS CONCORDE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY BY KEEPING YOU ON THE ROAD AND OUT OF MECHANIC'S GARAGE.

YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED WITH THIS ONE!

LOOK AT ALL THE PICTURES AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

THANK YOU AND PLEASE CALL OR TEXT WITH ANY QUESTIONS AT (609) 892-7655

SHIPPING AVAILABLE. LOW RATES. CONTACT US FOR A QUOTE.

CARFAX REPORT AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.

NO RESERVE AUCTION! DO NOT BID IF YOU DON'T INTEND TO BUY!

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