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2006 Dodge Grand Caravan Se Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.3l on 2040-cars

US $5,695.00
Year:2006 Mileage:106665
Location:

Tampa, Florida, United States

Tampa, Florida, United States

This Grand Caravan is a super clean, well maintained two owner vehicle. My wife has owned the car when it was purchased at Carmax with 8000 miles on it. Clean CarFax, low mileage. My wife recently purchased a new mini-van so we are selling this one. This minivan has many options including an after-market DVD video player (a MUST for young children) and a trailer hitch, along with the wiring to run lights on a small trailer. We just replaced the battery after the pictures were taken, so it will have a two-year manufacturer warranty.
The carpet is in great condition, with the exception of a stain on the cargo area in the rear. This occurred while we were transporting pool chlorine and some spilled. It's in the cargo area so not really noticeable. We were told we could have it fixed for not very much money but didn't feel it was worth it since no one sees it.
The paint is in overall good condition. There are light scratches on the passenger side sliding door and the hood. The hood also has a few small chips in the paint that could be touched up. But, again, not that noticeable. The passenger side corner of the bumper has been scrapped. This would need to be painted and is perhaps the most noticeable imperfection. Please see the pic for a better understanding.
The passenger-side cargo door's power lock does not function. It has to be locked or unlocked manually. We were told the repair for this would be about $350.00. Mostly labor to remove the inside door panel.
Seller may end this listing at any time as this vehicle is being listed elsewhere. No warranty is included with this sale. Vehicle is offered for sale as-is, where-is.
Please ask any questions before placing a bid. We encourage all interested parties to come and test drive this minivan or have it checked out by your mechanic. Our mechanic will also be happy to answer questions. We have most service receipts and the original manual and paperwork.
Buyer to pay $500.00 deposit by Paypal immediately upon the close of listing, please. Balance must be paid by cash or certified funds within 10 days or at the time of pick up, whichever comes first. Buyer is responsible for all taxes, tags, and title fees. Seller will assist buyer with shipping arrangements but all shipping, including costs, is the responsibility of the buyer.

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