2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor Ls Awd Sport Utility 4-door Vehicle on 2040-cars
Staunton, Virginia, United States
Hello everyone! Please read this entire description so you don't miss the important details. This is going to be a long story, but I believe in being truthful about the issue with this vehicle. It is a 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor LS AWD 4-Door Sport Utility Vehicle. This is owned by my 77 year old father who purchased it pre-owned well over 5 years ago. It has somewhere between 124,000 to 125,000 actual miles on it. Back in February of this year, he had Cataract Surgery and unfortunately reacted adversely to his medication, found his keys and took this vehicle out and made it about 1/2 miile down the road and took out a barb wire fence. Before this happened, the vehicle ran fine and was in pretty good condition with minor scuffs and scratches. We also had just put almost $500 in brake work(new brakes/labor) put into this vehicle before this happened. Ever since the accident we can't get the vehicle to start. It might be an inertia switch but no one seems to have an answer or everyone seems to have a different answer! We know it is not the battery because it can be charged since sitting and it still won't start. My dad has decided to just get rid of it if he can and find something else because we price parts and they are just too high. NOW to the body damage! I have pictures and am not sure if you can see them well. The major damage is the bumper, headlight, fender, driver door and there are pieces gone on the right top ski rack. I believe other than that, there are scuffs and scratches. Please don't hold me to it but I am looking at it right now and think that is accurate to say. The tires have gone flat from it sitting since February as they were not flat when it was towed here. The person who towed it left it on a slant and it has been hard really getting to it to do anything anyways. I hope this all makes sense and I apologize for the long drawn out saga. We hope someone will be interested in this. If you have any questions PLEASE feel free to ask and I will do the best I can to answer them. Before this vehicle was wrecked, I loved driving it. It had some power and it was really nice as far as I am concerned. I would think someone could fix this ans drive it however there are tons of parts on this vehicle that are very usable if you just need parts. OH I FORGOT, the drivers side mirror was completely torn off and we could not find it. As I said, please don't hold me responsible for any mistakes as I have tried and will continue to try and give you accurate information. Thank you!
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