2006 Chrysler Sebring Touring Sedan 4-door 2.7l on 2040-cars
Douglasville, Georgia, United States
2006 Chrysler Sebring - V6 - Super Comfortable Commuter car
I have to say that it actually pains me a bit to get rid of this car. I really enjoy driving it, but I received a company vehicle with my new job, and I simply have no need for 3 vehicles in a house with 2 drivers. I am six foot tall and decently wide, and this car was the most comfortable I ever got a chance to drive. I will be sorry to see her go. I bought this car last year at the beginning of September, specifically for me to drive back and forth to work each day. For that purpose it was an absolute pleasure. I took the time to fix up every little thing that I could find wrong with it, since I was expecting to drive it into the ground. Instead I got a new job, which came with a new car, so my loss can be your gain here. Since I got the car, have done the following repair work on it. - 4 brand new tires - New Oil pump - New Battery - Completely New Front Brakes (both pads and rotors) - New Tire rod on the front passenger side Overall Vehicle is in good condition. No major cosmetic defects visible on exterior or interior. Only known issues on the vehicle are a burnout headlight (which I actually have, my hands just don't fit), the fan belt is squeeking, and the horn relay is not working. I am aware of nothing else being wrong with the vehicle. I would certainly drive it myself, or offer it to a family member if anyone was interested in it. Its a great driver. Good sight lines, clean and comfortable. If you run a Carfax report on the VIN or look at the little score on the auction, you will see it says the car was in an accident. As near as I can tell from looking at the Carfax and knowing the area, the car was in a collision with a deer at some point. This all happened before I owned it, as I bought the car used from a dealership in Kentucky. They checked it out and over and sold it to me. I have had no problems with it above what I listed above. I see this car lasting a good while longer. I hope it finds a good home. |
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