1999 Chrysler Sebring Convertible One Owner! Only 17,500 Miles! Garage Kept! on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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1999 Chrysler Sebring Convertible - Limited
1 owner - very LOW MILEAGE 17,500 Fully loaded Garage kept since new Never in an accident Runs and drives like a new car! Exterior - High gloss Silver/Gray metallic - Convertible top looks like new - Glass rear window - New Falken Tires - Chrome factory rims - Factory Rear spoiler Interior - Dark Gray Leather interior (no rips or tears) - Ice Cold A/C - Power seats - Power windows - Power door locks - Power Top - Keyless entry with remote - Alarm - Cruise control - Tilt - Dual Power mirror - Anti-Lock Brakes - Traction control - AM/FM 6 speaker stereo - CD/Cassette Player - Dual Vanity mirrors - Driver and Pass. Air bag - Car Cover Engine - 2.5L V6 / 168hp - 29 MPG - 4 Speed Auto trans with autoshift Please email or call with any questions or to set up appointment to come and inspect this car. I have tons of pictures that I can email as requested and take additional ones as requested. Buyer pays for shipping but I will assist with arrangements. 954-258-182zero 954-260-2034 |
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