Sxt 3.3l Reclining Seats Keyless Entry Climate Control Alloy Wheels Am/fm Radio on 2040-cars
Cooperstown, New York, United States
2006 DODGE
CARAVAN SXT 113,065 MILES SXT 3.3L
Reclining Seats Keyless Entry Climate Control Alloy Wheels AM/FM Radio/Single
CD player ASKING $4400.00 Will take best offer “Very Good Condition” VIN: 1D4GP45R56B697920 Private Seller ZIP CODE: 13326 Average 25 MPG
City/Hwy Pick up only PayPal only As is. No warranty. Cloth seating,
some wear in upholstery Features: Standard
equipment pre-selected below Engine V6,
3.3 Liter Drivetrain FWD
Comfort and Convenience Air
Conditioning Power
Windows Power
Door Locks Cruise
Control Safety and Security Dual
Air Bags Seats 5-Passenger
Seating Quad
Seating (4 Buckets) Exterior Transmission Automatic
Braking and Traction Steering Power
Steering Tilt
Wheel Entertainment and Instrumentation AM/FM
Stereo Cassette
CD
(Single Disc) Roof and Glass Privacy
Glass Cargo and Towing Wheels and Tires Alloy
Wheel 2006 Dodge Caravan
Consumer Rating 7.1 out of 10 KBB
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