Chrysler Crossfire Roadster Limited, Convertible, Excellent Condition, on 2040-cars
Studio City, California, United States
This is an auction for a beautiful Chrysler Crossfire, 2005 model.
THESE ARE ACTUAL PICTURES OF THE CAR THAT I SELL. THESE ARE MY PICTURES FROM THIS CAR. IF YOU SEE MY PICTURES ANYWHERE ELSE, THEY HAVE COPIED PASTED THEM FROM ME. The car has actual California plates on it, ask me privately please. VERY CLEAN CARFAX. Blue color outside, light beige on the inside, so elegant, so sporty, so chic. The car is in great condition, you can trust it to use it every day, or as a fun car, for long distance or short distance. Very reliable. Very well maintained, fully serviced, oil changed, brakes etc.... This is a very economical car, it has a great fuel consumption and very affordable to maintain. The car has been manufactured by mercedes, so it has the quality of a mercedes, and the design of a mercedes, with the signature of Chrysler. In California it is great to own a convertible car, the weather is so enjoyable. It has the following features: Inside equipment: - Parktronic system (Audio and visual parking assistance system that shows you numbers of how far you are from obstacles on the back as well as the two back sides) - Original car cd player and dvd navigation system, - optional audio player for iPhone 4, 4s, 5, 5s that charges the iPhone while playing the music, -bluetooth system for phone connectivity The audio system also plays music from USB or from memory flash cards,
Specs: actual equipment included in this particular crossfire roadster limited for sale:
CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE, CONVERTIBLE, automatic transmission
Thank you for looking, Kate |
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