2005 Chevrolet Equinox Lt Awd- Excellent on 2040-cars
White Plains, New York, United States
This is a 2005 Chevrolet Equinox- 4 wheel drive. Original owner. 81k original miles. The vehicle has always been imaculately well maintained. In gorgeous Lazer Blue. 4 New Firestone Precision Touring RadialTires. Front brake calipers, discs and pads, Both macpherson struts in front , rear shocks all replaced recently. It has almost every single option an Equinox can have including;
-leather interior -Leather wrapped Steering Wheel -power windows -Tilt Steering Wheel -Power 2 Way SunRoof- w/ sliding interior cover -6 Way power driver seat -power brakes -power steering -6CD changer w/ AM/FM 7 Factory Premium Speakers -XM Radio -Inside Mirror w/ Auto Dimming w/ Temperature and Compass -Cruise Control -A/C front AND rear -full time 4 wheel drive -17" Aluminum Mag Wheels -OnStar - not subscribed to currently but can be turned on -factory frame installed trailer hitch -original factory installed roof rack -disc brakes -Head Curtain Side Impact Air Bags -3.4L SFI V6 -5 Spd Automatic Transmission -Premium Paint-Lazer Blue -Factory installed tinted windows-rear and back plus sun roof -Heated Front Seats -Lumbar driver seat adjustment -White Side Pin Stripes -Storage net in trunk This is an original owner truck and is in excellent condition. Has always been well maintained. Payment must be made with in 48 hours of end of auction. Arrangements to be made at auction's conclusion between buyer and seller with Ebay's acknowledgment. |
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Question of the Day: What's the most irritating car name?
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