Dodge Sprinter 2500 Turbo Diesel Cargo Van! 3.0l V6 Turbodiesel Engine!!! on 2040-cars
Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, United States
This is a 2007 DODGE SPRINTER 2500 CARGO VAN with Tip-Tronic (Can be used both as Automatic and Manual) Transmission and 132K Miles!!! HAS CLEAN PENNSYLVANIA STATE TITLE!!! SPRINTERS ARE PROBABLY THE BEST COMBINATION OF POWER AND AWESOME MPG OUT THERE!!! ONE OWNER VEHICLE!!! The Exterior is White with Blue/Gray Cloth Interior. Loaded with 3.0L V6 TurboDiesel Engine!!! This Truck is perfect for utility purposes. LIEN AND LOANS HAVE BEEN CLEARED ON THIS VEHICLE!!! MIGHT HAVE SOME MINOR DENTS AND SCRATCHES ON THE BODY!!!
Automatic Transmission, AM/FM Stereo, Diesel Engine, Climate Control System with A/C, Rear-Wheel Drive, 3.0 Liter Engine, Power Doors, Power Mirrors, Power Windows, 12V Power Outlet, ABS Brakes, V6 Engine, Dome Lamps, Cloth bucket seats, TurboDiesel Engine, Cup Holders, PLEASE READ THE TERMS!!! ***All the vehicles are sold "AS-IS" NO WARRANTY!!! THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS ISSUED FOR THIS VEHICLE. ALL VEHICLES SOLD AS-IS WHERE IS NO WARRANTY!!! $230 of dealer fee, title transfer, temporary tag and registration fees apply to all vehicles. Full payment MUST be made within 7 days after the auction ends. Immediate deposit of $500 required within 24 hours to the dealership's bank account!!! (non-refundable if the buyer does not show up to pick up the vehicle or if the buyer does not make full payment within 7 days) If the buyer does not respond or does not make deposit within 24 hours, the dealer keeps the right to sell the vehicle to other customer!!! PLEASE NOTE: The eBay member is NOT responsible for any of the sold vehicles and is not a DEALER!!! I AM JUST A MIDDLEMAN WHO SELLS STUFF ON EBAY FOR OTHERS!!! All responsibilities regarding issues, condition are on THE DEALER of the vehicle. THANK YOU!!! AutoCheck Vehicle History Report
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