2000 Intrepid Es, 3.2l V6 Engine, Alloy Wheels, Sunroof, Fog Lights, Etc. on 2040-cars
Matawan, New Jersey, United States
Up for auction is a 2000 Dodge Intrepid ES. This car was very reliable until the timing belt broke last week while I was driving it. I didn't hear any loud catastrophic noise, but can not guarantee that the engine didn't suffer any damage. I was told that the only way to determine this is to replace the timing belt and see if it runs. I was just accelerating from a stop when it happened, so was probably doing only about 20 MPH.
Car has been completely smoke-free for its entire life. I did all the maintenance and oil changes, and have receipts as well as a spreadsheet that I kept listing all the routine maintenance and any repairs. Car has small dent in rear driver-side door, where my son opened his car door into my car in our driveway. Also, it has dings in the hood, from ice melting and falling off a pitched metal roof in a strip-mall parking lot. Tires need to be replaced, and the front struts as well. The front passenger power window only works intermittently, power door locks needs new solenoid valve - need to usually manually lock and unlock doors, a/c needs charge, plastic piece on sunroof needs to be replaced - or else you can only "vent" the sunroof. Car has alloy wheels, fog lights, air bags, and has been a very reliable vehicle. I am the original and only owner. 180,690 miles. This could be a great investment for a mechanic, or someone looking to salvage the parts. Note the car does not run, so you must arrange to have it towed. Additionally, payment must be made within 72 hours of bid closing. Please feel free to ask me any questions. Good luck! |
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