2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Srt 6.4l Hemi ***new*** Great Deal!!! I'm In A Hurry on 2040-cars
Shrub Oak, New York, United States
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I cannot afford the payments anymore so I have to sell. I am not trying to get my money back, I understand I am going to lose thousands. I am going to the dealer on Thursday this week to either sell or trade so I thought I would post it up on a 5 day auction. I purchased this in October. I ordered it and took delivery myself. Told the dealer not to prep it as I didn't trust anyone not to scratch it. I even made a video of the unwrapping (below). I added Borla axle back mufflers that sound sonic! and I added the CAI which is included and makes a nice throttle sound, also tint and Mud and Cargo mats all around. Even though I have a mud mat in front I put a towel down not to get it dirty. I also sit on a baby car seat protector not to get the drivers seat dirty or wear the leather or sued. The truck has 3000+ miles and I do drive it 45 miles a day 3 days a week to work, all highway. The truck does have a loan on it. How this will work is the buyer takes truck and either the buyer makes out the payoff to Chase or actually comes to Chase with me to payoff. Then a week later you get the payoff letter from Chase. I have sold cars like this in the past so it is no problem. Also I am a Professional Firefighter/Lieutenant here in NY and I am not about to lose my job or steal from anyone so there is no worries. I reserve the right to end this auction at anytime based that I am going to the dealer on Thursday unless the LOW LOW reserve which is under $55,000 is met.
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