2000 Mitsubishi Montero Sport Xls Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Torrance, California, United States
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Runs strong, good MPG for a 4wd (about 20 MPG highway), new-ish tires, 4-Wheel Drive works great, good truck. Recently completed a cross country trip without issue. These are highly under-rated, very tough trucks. The rest of the world loves Mitsubishi, but for whatever reason, they never really caught on that well here. This means you have the chance to get a good truck at a great price. Paint is in decent condition. Shines nicely and not a lot of dings. There are a couple parking scars, but nothing too bad. Interior is a mixed bag. Most of it is actually in pretty good condition, but there are a few notable flaws. The previous owner was obviously a smoker with bad aim. There are a number of cigarette burns around the driver's window (pictured). There are also a couple significant stains inside as well. I pulled the running boards off. They are worthless and just get your pants dirty when you get in and out. There is some oxidation underneath, but no actual rust that I have seen (and I got under and looked). Everything is completely solid. That said, if you are looking for a tough truck that will last and go where ever you want, this is a great deal.
I'm selling it because someone bought it on my behalf trying to do me a favor, not realizing I didn't want/need it. |
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