2003 Chrysler Concorde Limited Sedan 4-door 3.5l One Owner!! on 2040-cars
Berkley, Michigan, United States
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Hey there, Here we have a very nice 2003 Chrysler Concorde. It has the good 3.5Liter H.O. V6 engine (not the "bad" 2.5ish engine that everyone talks about) It has just over 101,600 Miles, all put on by the original owner. Fully loaded with toys such as -Steering wheel radio control buttons -Front power seats -Power windows and doors -6 C.D. changer and tape player (I wish cars today had tape players still) -Power trunk release -Factory alarm -Leather interior. The good about this car: This car is owned by my Uncle, he is a non smoker. I am selling it for him since he just bought a brand new Chrysler 300. This was his daily driver, and road trip vehicle. So it saw plenty of highway miles as well as city miles. He always took it to the dealer for service. The engine runs great! It has plenty of power in the pedal when you need it. The engine has no visible oil or coolant leaks Transmission shifts nice and smooth, there are no clunks or knocks from either drive system. This car would make an excellent first car, or an excellent daily driver for someone. The Chrysler Concorde is like a "poor mans Cadillac." You still have luxury without the price tag. All the electronics work including the C.D. changer. The bad: The biggest problem is the A/C does not blow cold air. There must be a leak in the system somewhere, so it may or may not be an easy fix. The Front tires are rounded, but the rears are O.K. (see pic) I believe the rear has a very slow leak, but nothing that can't be fixed for no more than 10 bucks. There are a few "cosmetic" issues, such as small cracks in the bumpers, but nothing that takes away from the beauty of this car. Step back 5 steps, and you don't see them. Also there are a few small dings and scratches, but still nothing that takes away from how sharp this car really is. There is no visible rust that I can see on the outside. Be sure to see the video I made, it demonstrates some of the features as well as you can hear the car running. Business. This car is priced reasonably for the air conditioning problem. It is at the lower end of the blue book value. Please no lowball offers, If you are intending to resell or part out this car, I will not sell it to you. It is too nice. The car comes with signed title, and a bill of sale. You should have no problem registering it anywhere except maybe california because they have weird car laws there. . . This car is local pickup only. If you want to pay to have someone ship it, I will do the best I can to help. Otherwise this car will have to be trailered or driven to your destination. (I would stop at a gas station first if you intend to drive it far.) Please see the photos, I took to be sure about your purchase. I am more than happy to show anyone the car who is local but please send me a message to set up an appointment. Fine Print* If you have any questions please feel free to ask. I do not ship any items unless I receive cleared payment first. Please, Please, Please leave me feedback. I always leave feedback for you. Leaving me feedback lets me know that your item arrived to you safely. Many people have not left me feedback as of late, because of this, I will not leave feedback for you unless you leave it for me first. If there is a problem please contact me, and we can work things out. |
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