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2011 Chrysler 200 Limited 3.6l V6 Flex; Nav; Sunroof; Leather; Remote Start on 2040-cars

US $10,500.00
Year:2011 Mileage:23536 Color: Mineral Gray Metallic
Location:

Dearborn, Michigan, United States

Dearborn, Michigan, United States

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2011 Chrysler 200 Limited
3.6L V6 (Flex)


This vehicle has a State of Michigan SALVAGE-REBUILT title, which means that the vehicle has passed state inspection and has been recertified and titled for road use in Michigan.  This is a 100% road-ready vehicle!!

If you have any questions regarding the registration of salvage-rebuilt titles in your state, please contact your local DMV prior to bidding.

We are going to let this one go for way below wholesale, so don't miss out!!

 

Colors and Trim:

  • Exterior: Mineral Gray Metallic
  • Interior: Black
  • Seats: Leather, Power Driver's Side, Dual Heat

 

Features:

  • 283-HP 3.6L V6 (Flexible; E85)
  • 6-Speed Automatic Transmission w/ OD and Auto-Manual
  • Front-Wheel Drive
  • Air Conditioning
  • Cruise Control
  • Navigation
  • AM/FM/CD/SAT/MP3/USB/AUX-IN
  • Bluetooth
  • Power Windows  
  • Power Door Locks
  • Power Mirrors
  • Power Sunroof
  • Tilt Wheel
  • Front Airbags
  • Front Side Airbags (Seat)
  • Side Curtain Airbags
  • ABS
  • Traction Control
  • 4-Wheel Disc Brakes
  • Garage Door Transmitter
  • 18" Alloy Wheels
  • Foglights
  • Remote Keyless Entry (2 key / fob) w/ Remote Start

 

About Us:

We sell all our eBay cars far below wholesale dealer costs to give our  customers the absolute lowest prices on all of eBay.  As a low  cost/low overhead seller, we do not offer any extra services, like  financing options or extended warranties.  To keep the eBay auction  process fair for all, we are not able to accept trade-ins on any of our  eBay cars. 

Vehicles are obtained through dealer trade-ins & dealer auto  auctions.  As a result, we do not know the detailed history of the  cars.  CARFAX and AutoCheck vehicle history reports can be easily and quickly purchased through their respective websites. 

If bidder would like the vehicle inspected by an independent third party, we suggest SGS Automotive, or we can arrange for an inspection in Dearborn by a nationally-recognized certified repair facility.  Inspection costs (typically around $100) are the responsibility of the bidder.

Vehicles are typically light-driven by sales staff, so mileage at time  of delivery may be slightly higher than at start of this auction.

Extra keys, remote fobs, owner's manuals, spare tires, floormats, navigation DVDs, and other accessories are not guaranteed, unless photographed and listed in the auction.


Document Fee:

Winning bidder agrees to pay a $250 document fee in addition to the  sale price. 

 

















































































If you are the Winner...

  Within 24 hours of close, winning bidder must send a $250 deposit via PayPal and an email with the following information:

Michigan Buyers:

  1. Name and address of person(s) vehicle will be registered to, including:
    • Date(s) of birth
    • Driver license number(s).
  2. Proof of insurance for the new vehicle faxed to our office at 313-274-6654.  
  3. If financing, the name and address of bank or credit union.
  4. If transferring plates, we need from your old vehicle:
    • Year and make
    • VIN
    • Plate #
    • Expiration Date.
Out-of-State Buyers:
  1. Name and address of person(s) vehicle will be registered to.
  2. If you are driving the vehicle home, proof of insurance for the new vehicle must be faxed to our office at 313-274-6654.  You will receive a 15-day temporary plate so you can drive the vehicle back home.  
  3. If financing, the name and address of bank or credit union.

Payment Terms:

A deposit of $250 is due via PayPal within 24 hours of auction close; remaining balance is due within 7 days. 

The remaining balance is to be paid via Bank Wire or Certified Check prior to pickup or transport.  Any other form of payment, including loan checks, must be approved prior to bidding and will necessitate an additional 10 business days for payment to clear and before vehicle and/or title will be released.  

Please allow a minimum of 48 hours after payment clears to prepare vehicle for delivery and complete the required paperwork.  

MICHIGAN BIDDERS: A licensed Michigan  automobile dealer will handle all aspects of the title transfer and  licensing for this Transaction. Please add 6% sales tax to the total price  when remitting.  Bidder will also be liable for any title and  licensing fees assessed by the Michigan Secretary of States Office to  complete the transaction.

OUT-OF-STATE BIDDERS: Export Auto Biz will not collect  any taxes or licensing fees related to this transaction.  Bidder  solely responsible for title transfers and any taxes or fees assessed to  license the vehicle in their home state.

INTERNATIONAL AND CANADIAN BIDDERS: Bank wire is required  for all International and Canadian sales.

TRANSPORTATION:

Fly: Our office is conveniently located about 15 minutes north  of Detroit Metro Airport.

Truck Transport: All costs related to transporting the vehicle  are the buyer's responsibility.  Export Auto Biz can provide the  buyer assistance in locating the lowest prices to transport the vehicle.  Let us know if you plan to transport the vehicle via a commercial car  hauler and we can make some inquirers to various truckers for you to  compare multiple bids.

Drive: If you plan to drive the vehicle out of the state of  Michigan, Export Auto Biz can obtain a Temporary License Tag on your  behalf.  There is a fee of $20 for a Temp Tag.  If you need a  Temp Tag, please fax proof of liability insurance for the vehicle 24 hours  prior to pick-up to 313-274-6654.

VEHICLE INSPECTION: We welcome any prospective bidders  to personally inspect and/or test-drive the vehicles prior to bidding. Appointments must be scheduled and confirmed at least 24 hours in advance.  Our regular office hours are M-F, 9-6 EDT.

AS-IS — NO WARRANTY: This vehicle is being sold as-is,  where-is with no warranty, expressed written or implied.  The seller  shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity,  genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection  therewith.  No allowance or set aside will be made for any  incorrectness, imperfection, defect or damage.  Any description or  representation are for identification purposes only and are not construed  as a warranty of any type.  It is the responsibility of the buyer to  have thoroughly inspected this vehicle and to have satisfied himself or  herself as to the condition & value and to bid based on that judgment  solely.  The seller shall make every reasonable effort to disclose  any known defects associated with this vehicle at the buyer's  request prior to the close of the sale.  Seller is not responsible  for any damage that does not appear in photos, nor is responsible for any  damage that may occur in transport.

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