According to Kelley Blue Book this is the retail value of this particular 2005 Jeep Liberty Renegade.

Private Party Value

- When the car is sold by an individual

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There's minor damage to the rear driver's side bumper and the interior just needs a good cleaning. It was running fine until yesterday, but was told that it might just need a timing belt. It was a dependable vehicle and can be once again when repaired. It has a brand new battery and the radiator and cooling system are only a few months old. The spare tire has never been used. All tires match and has decent tread left on them. Overall exterior is in good condition. No missing parts. Could be used for parts but why? It would be a great vehicle to fix and drive around in instead. The 4 wheel drive on this Jeep is great! It is part time and can be engaged when needed. Some Jeep Liberty versions were made to have this feature as full-time which can eat up your gas. Feels very safe driving in snow even on the slipperiest of days. I'm from Chicago where winter is a beast, and have seen many cars on the side of the road. This Jeep has carried me safely through every winter storm we've had since owning it. It also has a GPS Navigation system which guides you from point A to point B with ease- just needs new cd. Comes with the 2 original keys with lock/unlock and panic alarm feature.

Serious bidders only. My asking price is within reason.

I possess the title to this vehicle. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Sold as is. Will need to be towed.

Note: There's a really good and trustworthy mechanic that has a Meineke shop right across the street from me- you can see the lot in one of my pictures. He can fix anything and can have this Jeep up and running fast. It may take him a couple of days depending on his schedule. If it's the timing belt which is believed to be the issue, then it may cost around $600 to repair it. I had a similar problem before on a Ford that I owned which he fixed and it ran great afterwards. If you are the winning bidder and would like for him to fix it, you can arrange this in person, or I can give you his shop number and you can go from there. I would have no problem pushing it over there if you decide to do this.