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we purchased this car from trice hughes in princeton, ky. and have used it for the family commuter and grocery getter since February 2012. car has been a daily driver, had new tires put on about a year ago and are still in great shape, a/c is ice cold, all options work flawless. cd player and radio, car does have sirus radio and it works as well. car has the 3.5 v6, engine and trans runs and shifts smooth, never had any issues. have had the oil changed on the 3-3500 mile mark since the time we bought the car. no issues with this and oil is clean and always just below the full line at service. we bought a new dodge journey and this is the only reason we are selling the car.

issues the car has:

the inside headliner needs cleaned from where a sprite can had exploded in the car, just above the cup holders, the can was unopened and when it exploded it sprayed on the headliner and we haven't had it cleaned because we haven't used the car, this was the day after we got our new car. also the heat im assuming caused the two vents in the in the dash, the corner vents next to the doors popped out, they have little built in clips that have seemed to break. looked this up online and seems to be an issue from time to time and you can get the new ones from the dealer. again the car has been setting and this wasn't an issue for us. and last issue on the nose on the drivers side just above the headlight, the clear coat on the plastic is starting to peel some. you can buff this with a little turtle wax and it fades enough that its hard to see, but over a week or so it starts to come back. you can see it in the pictures.

the title has a lean against it from BB&T bank. and will be released upon payment.

ask any and all question, if you want more details about a part or need better pictures, ask and I will send. I will deliver the car for a fee of 1.25 per mile within 400 miles, with a deposit on the transaction.

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