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2001 Chrysler Sebring Lxi Convertible Clean Carfax, Clean Title, Low Miles on 2040-cars

US $3,199.00
Year:2001 Mileage:107961
Location:

Miami, Florida, United States

Miami, Florida, United States

1-CLEAN TITLE. (title is ready)

2-CLEAN CARFAX

3- TOP FULLY WORKING, STRONG AND FAST.NO WATER LEAKS, WITH SIGNS OF NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR ON THE OUTSIDE (SEE PICS OR SEE CAR IN PERSON)

4-TRANSMISSION WORKS PERFECT.

4-ENGIENE QUIET, STRONG, FAST, NO TREMMORS, NO KNOKING, JUST STEADY AND QUIET, NO MUFFLER SMOKE, RUNNING COLD TEMP. (AS ANY USED CAR YOU BUY YOU MUST DO A TUNE UP, HOWEVER LAST OIL CHANGE DONE 01/03/14. NO MAJOR OIL LEAKS MAY SEE SUPERFICIAL AS ANY CAR 107600 MILE CAR, NO WARNNING LIGHTS.

5-BATTERY HAS 10 MONTHS WARRANTY LEFT.

6-TIRES ARE 8.5 (0-10 SCALE, 10 IS BEST)

7-LEATHER IS 9 (0-10 SCALE, 10 IS BEST) SMALL CRACK DRIVER SIDE.

8-PAINT AS YOU SEE IN PICUTERS (HOWEVER LIVE INSPECTION 100% RECOMMENDED).

9-DASHBOARD VERY, VERY WELL KEPT

10-CD PLAYER, 4 CD CHAGER, CASSETT, SPEAKERS ARE VERY GOOD, GREAT SOUND.

11-POWER MIRRORS WORKING 100% INCLUDING THE REAR MIRROR.

12- ALL INTERIOR LIGHTS WORKING

12-POWER WINDOWS WORKING, HOWEVER THE SMALL DRIVER WINDOWS AT TIMES ONLY GOES ABOUT 70% DOWN (MINOR ISSUE)

13- HEATER WORKING

14-AC BLOWS BUT IT STOPPED GETTING COLD.

15- FRONT SHOCKS ARE GOOD.

16- REAR SHOCKS NEED REPLACEMENT (THEY COST 65 DOLLARS ON EBAY BOTH LOOK IT UP)

17- ALIGMENT IS CENTERED, CAR DOES NOT PULL TO THE SIDES.

18-KEYLESS ENTRY/ALARM (ALL DOORS, INCLUDING REAR COMPARMENT CAN BE OPEN KEYLESS)

19- BRAKES WORKING 100%

20- NO DEALER FEES

HINT: PRICE OF CAR IS $3300 MINUS THE AC REPAIR AND REAR SHOCKS (make an estimate). PLACE OFFERS AND GOOD LUCK.

ANY QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AT 786-3087344. REMEMBER THAT WHEN BUYING A CAR YOU MUST PAY TAXES, REGISTRATION AND MUST HAVE VALID DL AND INSURANCE PLUS TAG (IF YOU HAVE ONE JUST TRANSFER IT). IN GENERAL CAR IS VERY GOOD. GOOD LUCK.

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