2011 Chrysler 300 Limited Sedan 4-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Burleson, Texas, United States
This is a cream puff of a car.
I have owned BMW's, Mercedes and Cadillac's, but this car has more bells and whistles than I've seen in any of them. Of all the cars I've owned, this is by far my favorite. It gets great mileage (27mpg Highway) and is big and luxurious with super lines. I am 6'5" and I fit in this vehicle with room on all sides comfortably. (another reason I love it) I won't take the time to list all the add on's....see the pics for many of the items. It is Bright White in color. Has a 3.6L V6. The only added feature this rear wheel drive vehicle does not have is the sun roof, as I did not want one. Otherwise see the pics of lists as I ordered it with all the upgrades. The sound system is top notch as well with upgraded Alpine System. Three pages of descriptions in the pics. Vented and heated seats and cup holders.......the list goes on and on! I maintained this impeccably with regular tire rotations and oil changes every 3-4k. I replaced two tires last year as ran over some screws in my garage. I am selling this because I am in need of a 4x4 Truck or Suburban/Excursion etc.... I have a clean and clear title for this vehicle as I paid cash for it new. I am the only owner. It has never been in an accident of any kind and garage kept. Many of the miles were trips back and forth from Wisconsin as I reside in both places. I am an honest guy and expect the same from you. Send me a message and I'll respond in a timely manner. Only the overhead interior picture and the rear view camera picture are stock photos. The rest were taken at one point or another and some when I bought it. There are no flaws. I would consider a partial trade on a decent Expedition/Suburban/Ford Truck. Needs to be 4x4 open to Diesel. |
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