2005 Jeep Liberty Limited Sport Utility 4-door 3.7l on 2040-cars
Gainesville, Virginia, United States
For sell is my cousins Jeep Liberty. This Liberty had one owner that recently passed away (not in the vehicle she was hospitalized for months). We are selling the vehicle as part of her estate. The Jeep has been parked and not driven since Jan. 2014. The vehicle has brand new tires, new spark plugs, fresh fluids all around. It was winterized and then not driven. When I picked the vehicle up, it is idling a little rough and there is a noticeable periodic knock. However, it is not continuous and comes and goes.There doesn't seem to be any other mechanical issues with the vehicle. It shifts well and drove fine from VA tech to northern Va. I have not taken it to a mechanic because the car is to be sold as part of the estate. There are no warning lights and the check engine light is not on. It has good inspection through Sept. 2014. Please ask as many question as needed, also I can face time the vehicle and it running for you if you have that capability. There is no reserve because it is to be sold for the estate. The winning bidder is responsible for pick up or transport. This vehicle is being sold as is with no warrenties expressed or implied.
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