2005 Chevrolet Aveo on 2040-cars
Finleyville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for sale is my 2005 Chevy Aveo. I bought this car in 2006 from the original owner. It had 3,800 miles on it. It now has 61,419 miles. This was my everyday car. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this car...EXCEPT...it has no backseats. I took the backseats out to haul some stuff in it. I never put them back in, because I didn't have a need for them. Well, I went to go get them out of storage, and mice had made a nice home out of them. So no backseats. But the positive is, there is plenty of room for stuff. But other than that, there is nothing else wrong. I've been very anal with the up keep on this car. I changed the oil every 3 to 4,000 miles with amsoil synthetic oil. I flushed and replaced the antifreeze on it a few times. Even changed the brake/ clutch fluid on it. Front brakes and rotors were replace about 6,000 miles ago. I recently replaced the outer tie rod ends because the rubber boots on the old ones were dry rotted and cracked. The car did get an alignment after that. I washed this car weekly in the winter time, and it shows. There is no rust or bubbles on this car, including bottom of doors and quarter panels. It's very solid and clean. Never had it in the shop for problems or breakdowns. If you're looking for cheap and reliable transportation, this car is perfect. I'm asking less than what Kelly Blue Book says, and that's because of the backseats. All 4 tires are new, and the PA inspection is good until February 2015. There is a $500.00 paypal payment due within 24 hours after the end of the auction. The rest of the payment is due within 2 weeks. Picking up the car is buyers responsibility. If you have any questions, or want to see the car, just let me know. Thanks |
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