2005 Chrysler 300 Limited Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Landisville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Despite the high mileage, this is a super-clean vehicle - inside and out. The vehicle has been well maintained by very meticulous owners. I am the second owner having put 140K miles on since purchasing from a dealer in 2008 (previous owner traded in after 60K miles). Nearly all miles were driven with a single occupant for purposes of highway commuting to work. The pictures of the interior clearly demonstrate that there is almost no wear and tear in other seats of the vehicle. Mechanically, this car has been nearly flawless requiring only normal service and repair work. At 140K miles, the front struts were replaced. The tires have about 85% of the tread remaining. The brakes were recently replaced (rotors and pads). My only complaint with this car has been the brake life. I have had to replace either pads or rotors every 20K-30K miles. As expected, there are a few minor flaws in the exterior surface (scratches and chips). There is an area on the passenger front door and rocker panel where I scraped the car against a high curb (see pics for details). The front bumber has a few cracks and splits in the plastic (see pics for details) - mostly from tapping parking barriers and a recent bumber-to-bumber tap of another vehicle. This car has served me well and is ready to serve a new owner! I have a clean title. The successful bidder will need to arrange for pick-up of the vehicle. A $500 deposit is required.
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