2007 Chrysler 300 2.7l V6, 22"wheels, Remote Start, Lots Of Extras on 2040-cars
San Antonio, Texas, United States
2007 Chrysler 300 V6 2.7L (Automatic transmission)
Awesome car! I'm only selling because I bought a new 300S. 22" rims, custom tail lights, dynamat trunk lining, K&N filter, remote start and viper alarm. The sound system is wired to run thru an amp. My amp has been removed so you won't get sound out of the speakers until you either install your own amp OR go to have it rewired. The car is a real head turner. Very clean. Surprisingly smooth ride considering the 22's. I've never had any issues with the vehicle. Oil changes were done at the Chrysler dealership. I bought the vehicle from a dealership about 3 years ago. There are normal wear & tear and cosmetic issues, given the vehicle is 7 years old. Car has always been garaged, while I've owned it. The transaction will go thru escrow.com. Since the vehicle is financed, this seems to be the easiest way to sell, get the loan paid off and get title to the new owner. Buyer needs to make all arrangements for shipping. |
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