2007 Mitsubishi Endeavor Ls Sport Utility 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Broomfield, Colorado, United States
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This is my 2007 Mitsubishi Endeavor Ls with 86+ miles on it I am the second owner and have had it since 2010 when we bought it from a local dealer after our 2004 Endeavor was totaled. I really enjoy these cars and have now purchased another one with very low miles and have decided to sell this one. The general condition of this is very good . I will state my wife had used this mainly and at one time decided to smoke with the windows down and before I knew what had happened she had managed to put about 30 or so holes in the seats both front and back . Of course we always try to keep our vehicles in tip top shape and when I saw what had happened well I was not a happy camper. So that's is the biggest negative with this vehicle . The car drives as new and as I said we have taken very good care of it . We had a new timing belt installed when we bought it at 53k miles as the warranty required it and I negotiated to have them change it before we bought it. We have changed the oil regularly filter and air filter. They recommend premium gas so we do that as a rule. The car has a nice stereo/cd player . It also has sportmatic shifter which lets you shift manually if needed. This feature is great in the mountains of Colorado and in snow etc. There are near new bridgestone tires with app 13000k miles on them. Windows have been tinted. It has a 4 month old battery . And has never been in an accident. The exterior color is almost a silver gold combined Im not appsolutely sure of the color name . alloy wheels . This thing has lots of power and can pass easily on mtn. passes with the V6 engine. We also had a Mitsubishi Montero that was also a very good vehicle as well and there again we were always happy with the performance and style of the cars. I was thinking the other day given the fact our new 2006 feels generally the same as this 2007 and it has 13000k miles I would bet that if you were to purchase this with 86k miles and maintained it carefully it would probably go to 150k with no obvious problems or longer Discluding braked etc. I apologize about the seats . Its really not that big a deal but it was when I first saw them. It has no affect on the comfort or the integrity of the seating its just there. You could probably get some seat covers that would cover the problem if it was a big deal. I cant think of any other items . I has loads of cargo room . I rides more like a car than a truck so its fun and easy to drive.Also even though my wife smokes there is no obvious odor in the vehicle as I drove it a lot as well and I don't like smoke or foul odors in my car and I cant really smell the smoking odor. Please email me with questions it really is a great vehicle overall
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