2005 Chevrolet Tahoe Ls Sport Utility 4-door 5.3l on 2040-cars
Lyme, New Hampshire, United States
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This has been a wonderful family car! We are downsizing, and do not need a large SUV anymore. 4x4, Third row, A/C, non-smoker, privacy glass, running boards, roof rack. All season tires that were purchased last winter. We bought the car two years ago from a dealer and have had the oil changed every 3,000 miles. We have had no issues with this car at all. It has been very reliable and wonderful in the snow. The outside of the car is in good shape as well as the inside. The carpet in the back seat does have a few stains, nothing out of the norm for a 9 year old car. We are going to be completely honest and tell of the 3 known things that need to be fixed on the car. None of the 3 things are major or concern the safety/driving ability of the car. We have a quote from a local garage of $1,000 to fix the 3 things:
1. One of the tire sensors needs to be replaced. This sensor tells you if your tire pressure is getting low. The price to replace the sensor including part and labor is approximately $200. 2. The airbag sensor needs to be replaced. The garage said that the airbag does work, it's just the sensor needs to be replaced. The price to replace the sensor including part and labor is approximately $200. 3. Every once in a while the speedometer and RPM needles get stuck. This always resets itself after a day or two. This has been happening with the car since we purchased the car 2 years ago. The price to replace the panel is approximately $700. These are the only things to our knowledge that is wrong with the car. This car is in great shape and drives great. The only reason we want to sell is because my mom gave us her car, so we do not need 3 cars. Thank you for looking! |
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