Dodge Grand Caravan Sxt Vanautomatic Gasoline 3.8l V6 Sfi Blue on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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2005 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT 3.8L Stow N Go with 97790 miles recorded. This minivan was kept in great condition, there are however very minor unnoticeable scratches on one side of the van and there are no fog lights installed. Dodge has a reputation of being tough durable vehicles and this is exactly what this is. The driving of the vehicle is also outstanding, overwhelmingly smooth. Tough and sweet, the perfect combination for being a family/work van. This is a rebuilt title, I purchased this van in an auction, the rear bumper was the only damage, which was incredibly easy to replace. My son doesn't want the vehicle anymore, which is why I am selling it now. Features included are compass, temperature, trip/fuel computer, Stow N Go seating, cassette player, cd player, and my favorite part of the van was the start up/door remote control. I am located in Chicago IL, 60638. If you are interested in finding out more information on this particular vehicle, please contact me (Ted) at : 1-773-585-5454 Thank You, Tadeusz Fit |
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