1999 Chrysler Sebring Jxi Convertible Charcoal Black Low Miles New Top Newbrakes on 2040-cars
Brielle, New Jersey, United States
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PLEASE READ ENTIRE AD AND VIEW ALL PICTURES! You are looking at a 1999 Chrysler Sebring JXI Convertible. It has relatively low miles for Its age roughly 108,000. It runs GREAT, has all new brakes and brake lines, brand new Good Year Tires on Gold aluminum alloy wheels, Brand new top less than 1 year old. It has the JXI package which at the time was probably one of the most optioned car. It has leather interior in really good shape for It's age, no rips or tears just normal wear. The top is power, just hit the button and down It goes. It has a pretty good factory sound system with 6 CD changer and cassette player, It has all the good options cruise control, power everything and ICE COLD AC! The body has some small dings, dents and paint defects expected with a car that is 15 years old (see pics 20-23) are the only areas worth mentioning. Don't get me wrong, This car still looks GREAT and you will be proud to own. The vin # is 3C3E655H3XT572951. It has a 2.5L, 24V Multiport Injection V6 Motor which runs GREAT and has always been serviced. I ask you to go ahead and get a CARFAX on It. For further questions I can easily be reached by cell phone or text 732-684-1804. My name is AJ. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED IN THIS CAR! I urge you to come see It if you are close enough to do so. PLEASE READ: I recently purchased and installed a used body control module about 12K miles ago. I could not afford a new one (over 900 bucks) so I purchased a used one from a reputable salvage yard, So there is a mileage discrepancy. This car has roughly 108,650 on It at the present time although the odometer reads 155,650 right now. The problem is the car It came out of had roughly 143K on It and since It is a main control module It now shows this on the odometer. NOW: The true mileage can always be confirmed through a computer/scanner at any mechanic shop. This is indeed true to discourage mileage tampering or odometer rollbacks. Now when I replaced the control module, the odometer showed roughly 96K and after installation of the used one It read roughly 143K on the odometer leaving a difference of roughly 47K miles. So after you do the math the car has only accumulated roughly 12,650 miles since my daughter started driving It. (it was my Wife's car who is now deceased) In reality the car has roughly 108,650 true miles on It (possibly not exact but real close) but you can get an exact reading from a scanner. It may get a few more miles on It as It may be used a tad more before It is purchased. FEEL FREE TO BRING A MECHANIC WITH A SCANNER TO VERIFY THE TRUE MILEAGE. I do have a letter stating all these facts to be true and has been NOTORIZED for authenticity. You can have the mileage programmed back to normal but It is relatively expensive so I will leave that up to It's new Owner. |
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