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Black 4x4 2014 Jeep Compass With Uvoice Hands Free Controls Touch Screen Display on 2040-cars

Year:2014 Mileage:12827
Location:

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Advertising:

New/Used 2014 Black 4x4 Jeep Compass.

We bought this vehicle in January 2014 as preparation to be in the northeast and get around in the snow. We are in great need to sell this SUV because we are moving to Africa at the end of the month.

There is a minor dent near the gas tank, caused by an unidentified vehicle while we were parked. Also there are minor paint scratches from snow removal (need to be buffed and waxed).

The SUV runs great and we don't have any problems with the functionality.

It features automatic 4x4 engage lever, UVoice Connect for handsfree calls, a touch screen display, CD player, and with Sirius radio until January, power windows and locks, fold-able back seats

Local inquiries in Arkansas are preferred. Local pick up is only available.

Sale will be made through PayPal and full payoff amount of the vehicle will be required for transfer of Title.

Reported payoff is $29,200

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