2013 Dodge Avenger W/ Optional Blacktop Package on 2040-cars
Sharpsville, Indiana, United States
You are bidding on a 2013 Dodge Avenger SXT in like new condition with only 8,068 miles! This Avenger SXT has an optional "Customer Preferred" Blacktop Package that includes... 18" Gloss Black Aluminum Wheels Gloss Black Grille Black Headlamp Bezels Rear Body-Color Spoiler I'm selling this car for my brother who is from Tennessee/Georgia state line and has only been in Indiana for a few months. He has left it parked most of the time since arriving and has not driven it. He has not driven in the snow either, so it has not been exposed to the salt and chemicals used on the roads here!!!! He is selling it due to moving back to Indiana and needing a truck. When he lived in Tennessee he was a truck driver and his car was rarely used. Now he is needing to haul things, so this is no longer practical for him. Whoever gets this car is getting a RARE find. He has kept blankets on the floors and in the trunk so they wouldn't get dirty or have any wear, and no one as EVER eaten in it! He doesn't have any pets and no children have been in it either. This is his baby, but as I said, it is no longer practical for him and he needs to sell it. If there are any questions I will pass them on to him the evening the question is posted or the following day. The car is located at his address, not mine. The pictures were taken on a bright day so the ones taken of the inside make everything look gray...everything is black inside and out! The car is still under the Manufacturer Warranty! The car still has a lien on it through Ally. Ally said it will take10 days for them to release the title after they have received the payoff by mail (Ally does not have branches). So payment is as follows... $500 down through PayPal ONLY! The remaining amount is due within 7 days of auctions end. The final payment will then be mailed, within 1 day of receiving it (or next business day if it's the weekend), to Ally using Next Day Express Mail. Ally requires the payoff to be made with a CASHIERS CHECK ONLY, so please have that when you come to make final payment. Final arrangemtents for the title and car will be arranged in person during transaction of final payment. Thank you for looking at my auction, good luck and happy bidding! Serious bidders only please! This car is also being listed locally...I reserve the right to remove this auction at anytime! |
Dodge Avenger for Sale
Se new 2.4l cd black clearcoat engine: 2.4l i4 dohc 16v dual vvt (std) abs a/c
1997 dodge avenger, no reserve
Se new 2.4l cd blue streak pearlcoat engine: 2.4l i4 dohc 16v dual vvt (std)
Sxt new 3.6l cd black clearcoat manufacturer's statement of origin abs fog lamps
Se new 2.4l cd engine: 2.4l i4 dohc 16v dual vvt (std) true blue pearlcoat abs
Sxt new 3.6l cd black clearcoat manufacturer's statement of origin abs fog lamps
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