2005 Silver Chrysler Pacifica Touring**fully Loaded**nav*dvd*low Miles on 2040-cars
Columbus, Ohio, United States
Hello, I'm selling my fully loaded Silver 2004 Chrysler Pacifica. Nice car! Must sell! Moving!
- AUTOMATIC - AWD (ALL WHEEL DRIVE) - AUTOMATIC STICK OPTION!** - GOOD ON GAS! 15/21 MPG* - AM/FM 6 DISC CD CHANGER!** - OPTIONAL RCA DVD OUTLETS ON CONSOLE!** - POWER LOCKS! - POWER WINDOWS! - 10 WAY POWER SEATS! - MEMORY SEATS!** - POWER ADJUSTABLE PEDALS! - HEATED SEATS!** - NAVIGATION!** - FLIP DOWN DVD PLAYER WITH REMOTE!** - CRUISE CONTROL! - BLUETOOTH! - INFINITY PREMIUM BRAND SPEAKERS!** - BACK UP SENSORS!** - THIRD SEATING!** - POWER SUNROOF!** - ALLOY CHROME RIMS! - V-6 3.5L ENGINE! - LOW MILES** 145,371 - FRESH OIL CHANGE! - NEW BRAKES! - GOOD TIRES! - COLD A.C.! - DUAL ZONE CLIMATE CONTROLS - DRIVER AND PASSENGER!** - SUPER CLEAN! FRESHLY DETAILED! - RUNS EXCELLENT! - VEHICLE REPORT INCLUDED!!******************** ================================= Blue Book Retail Value $7765 Asking Only $5200 OBO ================================= |
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