2003 Dodge Stratus Se Sedan 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Jansen, Nebraska, United States
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For sale is a 2003 Dodge Stratus that has been meticulously maintained. We purchased this car with 65000 miles on it and it has been serviced with Napa gold filters and full synthetic oil regularly. The air filter has also been changed every 15000 miles. The car has had some preventative maintenance performed as it got older. The timing belt, water pump, serpentine belt, all tensioner bearings and the power steering belt have been changed. All hoses, plugs and wires, a new battery, brake pads, and struts have also been replaced. Tires have a lot of life left. Car is in excellent mechanical condition. There are some cosmetic flaws. There is some rust starting in front of the rear tire on the driver's side. It is just on the surface and could be easily repaired. There are a few dings but the body is solid as well. The interior is also in good shape. Everything works as it should. There is a little wear on the driver's seat and the plastic cracked on the door handle, but it has been repaired. All of this is very minor. This car was a daily driver for years, but we moved and AWD is necessary. It would make a great school car or family car. It sips gas at about 26-27 MPG on the highway. I would be happy to answer any questions you have. Happy bidding!
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